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by codezero 6y ago
Very much agree, this is a fishing expedition where you can come to pretty much any conclusion. 1. the regions of sky that the signal might have come from are huge, and contain tons of stars. 2. he's basically just sifting through all
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by codezero 6y ago
I did a lot of data processing, and about 1/4 of the year was grant proposals.
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by codezero 6y ago
probably, but you'd probably get better mileage (and modern support out of a pretty active academic community) out of doing that with xv6: https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.828/2020/xv6.html
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by codezero 6y ago
For a big chunk of the stay-at-home order, didn’t a bunch of providers remove caps/limits? Seems like that alone would cause a huge increase in home speeds.
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by codezero 6y ago
One of my favorite problems is solving median based on a stream of data that you can replay, but only using, something like 3 variables of the same type of the data (which I think needs to be integer) from the book Numerical Recipes in FORT
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by codezero 6y ago
I’m 40, been trying hard to not be a generalist and currently working for a saas startup that’s finally doing ok I very much feel this. For about twenty years I’ve assumed every next job I take I’m starting from scratch. Hang in there and d
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by codezero 6y ago
It’s be funny if this went back further to some pre Unix telco system, my hunch was some date conversion optimization.
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by codezero 6y ago
Why?
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by codezero 6y ago
I agree with this, and appreciate your style.
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by codezero 6y ago
All these examples strike me as long term purchases - and the immediate high price/scalping/availability is just because some people want them _now_ but most of the market doesn't care to have them next week, and can wait a m
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by codezero 6y ago
You're mostly right, but you can get away with a lot of humor if it's not quite so low effort, but fwiw, your joke would have been better if you pointed out the 10gbe deficiency - I didn't realize that was a thing, but I also
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by codezero 6y ago
Hypothesis: large numbers of state actors run influence networks on Twitter and have no clue where to start now that the actors have had years to adapt to the weak response from Twitter.
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by codezero 6y ago
Something that just occurred to me - has anyone checked registries for owners with email addresses on either expired domains, or now available public domain addresses? This seems like a ripe angle for package take-over.
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by codezero 6y ago
Thanks cyco - appreciate that.
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by codezero 6y ago
Congrats on the launch, I’m excited to try this out.
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by codezero 6y ago
I hope you stick around, mainly because I hope someone will say that to me one day. I mean it too.
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by codezero 6y ago
This is cool, but I think it's a pretty big omission not to include a trackpad/nub or something to make this fully integrated (I use a Logitech K400 with my RPI 4 and having the trackpad on board is huge) - it's not really th
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by codezero 6y ago
Yep, Joe Dirt had a mullet, and I think that’s all I need to say. Life’s a garden, dig it.
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by codezero 6y ago
Ah, thanks for the clarification! My bad.
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by codezero 6y ago
$10/mo is way more expensive than most VPN offerings. I've been paying something around $2.50/mo for Private Internet Access for years now.
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by codezero 6y ago
Agree strongly, also, nobody ever told me my signature was significant. I’ve never had a “signature” and nobody has ever told me I needed to. The scrawl on the back of credit cards used to be checked in 2000-2010 but not since, and even the
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by codezero 6y ago
I wonder if Apple is pushing this because subscription models potentially provide more long term value? Apple apps tend to need regular updates to stay valid/relevant over long periods of time and early on Apple had a lot of "aban
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by codezero 6y ago
I don’t work for Apple, you might ask their developer support. A quick search for Captive Network Assistant shows it’s not documented.
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by codezero 6y ago
The keyboard thing is new to me, wow that sucks. The other one sounds like a workaround for captive portals. I think there is some documentation on that wrt Safari and the built in networking, but it was mostly a workaround needed to deal w
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MEGA65: Pulling out the big guns for improving compatibility with HDMI monitors(c65gs.blogspot.com)
2 points by codezero 6y ago|0 comments
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by codezero 6y ago
That looked a lot cooler than trying it on brick would have, cmon, who wouldn't expect some embellishment on Youtube? :)
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by codezero 6y ago
I get this sensation in my sinuses - but only after having had surgery - I think you're feeling the mucus membranes shifting around - they can get larger/smaller based on blood pressure, I believe the membranes are called nasal tu
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by codezero 6y ago
Things that are that price point end up just getting acquired by auto manufacturers since the tech isn't used anywhere else, and they can run the price down by owning it and producing it at scale / having some competitive advantag
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by codezero 6y ago
I think private banks were...
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by codezero 6y ago
Yep, definitely checked it out, earlier this year the dev boards were for sale for a (for my purposes) ridiculous amount. I'd love to see it make more progress, though I'm pretty excited about the commander x-16, though have doubt

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