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boznz
2y ago
> If Excel added a new headline feature to scan your financial sheets and auto-adjust the numbers to match what's expected when audited - Sounds like what my accountant already does.
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2y ago
I expect Starlink and other satellite providers can do QOS and prioritise critical traffic so it wouldn't have to compete with the 99.99% of streaming services in an emergency.. But I may be wrong.
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2y ago
Seems to be well qualified as both a businessman, pilot and someone who has been in to space. I wonder what his position on SLS is though?
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2y ago
first link ( https://github.com/Prunt3D/prunt_board_2_server/releases ) on the getting started page gives a 404 page not found error
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2y ago
If you want to help out a fellow tech-bro then check out my latest book here => https://rodyne.com/?p=1446 I asked ChatGPT to compare it with the closest "great book," and it suggested "The Da Vinci Code,&
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2y ago
Hot tip. also delete and create a new HN account often then you're not invested in the replies to your posts or how many upvotes you get
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2y ago
Nobody is going to take away anything but the headline, this is why I don't read the news or have social media
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2y ago
Sigh.. "Send to Kobo" would be nice to have
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2y ago
Silly question, but why would you ever buy a kindle (or a kobo) for an audible book?
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2y ago
more like "Borderline normal" from what I am seeing on the internet and on here these days
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2y ago
Regulations are hard enough just using methane, I wouldn't want to be the one filling out the paperwork if that was a nuclear rocket.
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2y ago
Apps are rarely self-contained you build on layers all the way down to the OS and BIOS/Firmware, I can fire up an old windows or DOS program only because Microsoft still support ancient API's or the BIOS API's still exist on
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2y ago
A $20 something you are about to throw away is the perfect thing to play games with.
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2y ago
Or old. Not many technical decisions stand 15+ years in any organisation
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2y ago
This is amazing IP; it makes you wonder if the RPi foundation could be a target for Aquisition by one of the big microcontroller manufacturers.
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2y ago
> I got almost all of my wishes granted with RP2350 I got all mine, these guys really listened to the (minor) criticisms of the RP2040 on their forums and knocked them out of the ball park. Cant wait to get my hands on real hardware. Wel
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2y ago
Great, I can make my software even more shitty, and nobody will notice.
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2y ago
I am happy to pay the NOT made in China tax for the RPi.
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2y ago
As an embedded engineer I would design that as an interlock in the circuit and not rely on firmware
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2y ago
No Iain M Banks or Peter F Hamilton on the Hugo winners list which says everything to me
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2y ago
You can stick "Hugo award winning author" on the cover of the next twenty crappy novels you write which might bring that total up a little.
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2y ago
As the old (and not very PC) joke goes. You can cure cancer, end hunger and solve global warning, but you only have to get caught having sex with one goat and you will always be remembered as the goat fucker.
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2y ago
Wow! Really pushes the capability of the RP2040 to add a Memory Management Unit for the external RAM and incorporate DMA and a VGA display. The PIO on this chip is amazingly flexible.
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2y ago
Been doing C for forty years and feel the same.
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2y ago
Those who don't get the reference should immediately turn in their "I'm a nerd" tee-shirts.
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2y ago
In my sixties and If longevity of life comes with full cognitive and physical health for the individual so they can continue contributing to society, then I'm all in. Otherwise what is the point, I will just be a burden on the world an
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2y ago
Not as dumb as it sounds if you're into that. The protagonist in the later chapter of my book wore a specific ear piercing with a camera facing out and a speaker facing in for AI communication; though it was set during the singularity,
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2y ago
I guess thank God for Hollywood, it means we can all at least speak one version of English
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2y ago
It is not magical if it is allowed by the laws of physics
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2y ago
This. But flares are still waiting to come back in this case. To get my foot in the door writing windows GUI programs I often have to obfuscate the fact I am using Delphi (don't ask, don't tell) or work with clients without big IT
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