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bombela
4y ago
When you turn off power, it might generate some unintended signals on the MCU pins that the screen has time to interpret before shutting down. You could try setting the pins to Z state (floating) before turning off to see if it makes a diff
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bombela
4y ago
Update the grub config directly. You can probably mount /boot from the outside?
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bombela
4y ago
The bay area is probably the place with the fewest native users of Fahrenheit in the whole USA. All those US customary units should never be the default in 2022. It's time to move on people. The whole world and the majority of the indu
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bombela
4y ago
It felt it was being forced on me when various distributions switched to it. And it was something new and buggy to learn that I didn't wanted to deal with. The general idea behind it are good in my opinion. But the problem is how confu
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bombela
4y ago
Excuse me kind stranger. But you appear to be writing your English wrong.
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bombela
4y ago
How do you switch to normal (for 97% of humans) units for temperature and wind?
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bombela
4y ago
I have used bazel (with remote caching) to cache the output of webpack before. Webpack was driving the typescript compilation and had some plugins/extra codegen steps to run too. I tried to move as much as possible to bazel but I quick
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bombela
4y ago
On a Google phone Android, turning off all animations doesn't replace it with a loading icon. It just makes the phone faster. In Android 12 the Google Android launcher (the desktop, with the non removable Google assistant/search b
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bombela
4y ago
Not a really good comparison I think. A knife blade and a masonry chisel are roughly the same type of carbon steel tempered to a similar hardness. They will both scratch and damage concrete.
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bombela
4y ago
external means non-rust dependencies here.
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bombela
4y ago
It's in the middle between the two!
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4y ago
You care because most often it is your problem still. For example, when you know with facts that a given technology is less error prone than another. But the other party still picks the worse one. When a year down the line shit hit the fan,
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4y ago
I think this is a very valid point. The car cannot detect that you are receiving sun rays through the windows. Making you feel much hotter than the ambiant air. Sometimes you need to adjust the vent to blow in your face more directly, or se
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bombela
4y ago
kicad schematic has a repeat/increment mechanism (insert key by default. I map mine to "."). Making this task surprisingly quick and painless.
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bombela
4y ago
That's exactly what happened for me as well. Except I went with i3 (window manager) + Mate (gnome 2 fork) for the desktop utilities. Overtime the stupid choices of gtk3 are getting on my nerves more and more. Now I have to patch the cr
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bombela
4y ago
This website is cancer. Randomly switch to a different article. And hijack the history in a loop.
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4y ago
I just want to point out that "exactly-once" is not physically possible. The documentation claims "exactly-once", and proceeds to explain that after a while, it will timeout. Which makes it "at-most-once", as e
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bombela
4y ago
Except when you want to compile a regex at runtime from some input (like a config file for example).
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bombela
4y ago
In this example you could do: (n >> 16) as u16 There is also this thing called "Infallible". Which will eventually be merged with "!". To express to the compiler and the programmer that something can never fail
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bombela
4y ago
In the past month or so, the latest version of rustc/llvm seems to produce correct machine code. It was very rough for a couple in years though.
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bombela
4y ago
I wonder if a secretary would reduce the friction. First, let's agree that we almost all do this. As soon as we have a bit of power, we allow ourselves to forget replying. You really need this plumber right now? The plumber suddenly ig
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bombela
4y ago
42 is a spin off of Epitech. At Epitech, the student pays each year directly. 42, your first employer pays back the school. Something like that. dotCloud/Docker was built by graduates from Epitech. Not sure if you can draw much conclus
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bombela
4y ago
Piscine in French == Swimming pool in English. This choice of word stands for the fact that you are intensively immersed in it. A more American English translation would be boot-camp.
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bombela
4y ago
Same, YouTube recently started promoting a lot more low quality videos somewhat in the same genre as what I like. It also consistantly hides videos from channel I am subscribed on. It upsets me so much.
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bombela
4y ago
Better always spell it at first use than never. I find this a mark of respect.
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Yes, I was alluding to it in my post. I did successfully build a MOSFET driver (to drive a big MOSFET for a DC-DC converter) using two tiny MOSFETs (tiny as in sot23 package) in push-pull configuration. I found two MOSFETs that did barely o
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bombela
4y ago
If you happen to play with electronics, most circuits in the paper cannot be built at home realistically. Those circuits work best with MOSFETs built in silicon, with very precise tolerances. For example the first circuit; the inverter; whe
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bombela
4y ago
Yes please. Let me turn that off. It is now becoming harder and harder to turn all those time wasting animations everywhere Android for example has clearly a bunch of bugs where some stupid slow animations cannot be tured off. Yes even with
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4y ago
Replying here to the two siblings comments being confused about the decoder example. What tialaramex is saying, is that if you have a stream of JSON values, you create a JSON decoder over it. Then every time you call the decode() method, yo
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4y ago
I am pretty sure the channels are safe to use with multiple producers and multiple consumers (mpmc). But somehow I cannot easily find any official doc clarifying that. Go doesn't do anything to help you with memory safety around concur
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