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by comradesmith 3y ago
I’m so glad you included bass and left handed mode, thank you!
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by comradesmith 4y ago
Are you sure you’re not hearing something real from the electrical grid?
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by comradesmith 4y ago
What about the Nissan leaf?
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by comradesmith 4y ago
I thought this would be about the transition to a Type 2 Civilisation…
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by comradesmith 4y ago
If the leds are addressable yeah that would be cool. You could even consider the weather outside, and when it’s a fine day have the “sky leds” cast blue and bright, and if it’s cloudy have them a more uniform grey.
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by comradesmith 4y ago
Thank you Tobias
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by comradesmith 4y ago
Yes but that’s not a good argument against buying them now, instead it’s an argument in favour of setting up a replenishment programme for some fraction of the reserve every year after some initial delay.
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by comradesmith 4y ago
Now my mind is wondering if insects could be a source and transmitter of prion diseases. Perhaps the proteins in bugs don’t line up with humans though.
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by comradesmith 4y ago
Technology Connections did a really interesting video showing how a traditional clock face can give a different perspective on the flow of time through the day, as the face and hand let you easily judge the remaining fraction in an hour. I
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by comradesmith 4y ago
Isn’t that the same justification for Shitake vs Shiitake? In Japanese it would be kanji or occasionally hiragana, some transliterations will be imperfect, and so long as the authors intent is clear, to me that’s all that matters
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by comradesmith 4y ago
To me it just sounds bad, like he’s coming in over a poor cellphone connection. If I was in a call I’d find that I’d have to put some effort in to listen.
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by comradesmith 4y ago
Does the same criticism apply equally to GitHub’s pull requests? I feel like they are essentially the same thing layered on top of a repo, gitlab even supports merge requests across forks.
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by comradesmith 4y ago
My Toyota 86 has a manual door handle, and it will also automatically lower the window a little too.
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by comradesmith 5y ago
But under inflated tyres are had for fuel economy. edit: They should he pumping those bad boys up to 50psi, send them around corners like nobodies business
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by comradesmith 5y ago
I don’t think that’s a logical reading. The point is that being raped shouldn’t have made her more likely to be caught. I think this is a fair stance to take, as DNA from rape kits being used for future tracking of the raped is going to dis
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by comradesmith 5y ago
I agree. Not because I’d ever hope to meet them in my lifetime, but I could know that our people could reach those same heights, and in small ways, each of us can be part of that story.
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by comradesmith 5y ago
That sounds like a lot of fun to write! Do you still have the code for that?
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by comradesmith 5y ago
For monitoring I’d also say the alerting side of things can be done via the older monolith. That is, catch exceptions and log/re-raise them as “PdfServiceException”.
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by comradesmith 5y ago
I don’t think this indicates omicron is vaccine resistant. But rather that the current vaccines aren’t effect for because omicron is substantially different from the original covid strain used to develop those vaccines. The same thing happe
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by comradesmith 5y ago
Finally, night vision goggles that look like something out of the movies
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by comradesmith 5y ago
I worked on a project that used dask to distribute integration tests. It worked, but it was painful and unintuitive.
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by comradesmith 5y ago
Sand mining is ecologically destructive.
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by comradesmith 5y ago
I just changed jobs and I’m quite a bit more segmenty now. Though I like to think that for me being segmenty isnt about personal distance, but about stopping working (or worrying about work) on time each day. I like meeting people and makin
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by comradesmith 5y ago
It does sound like you expected more performance out of the 8gb model than was reasonable.
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by comradesmith 5y ago
Oh I’m sure that autopilot is going to make this kind of mistake or may be at fault here. But I am equally sure that someone will one day try to lie about having autopilot on to get out of a traffic accident.
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by comradesmith 5y ago
I wonder if autopilot was actually on? Surely people are going to try to blame autopilot falsely to try to shirk responsibility (which I imagine won’t work whatsoever). Will governments want a way for law enforcement to quickly audit autopi
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by comradesmith 5y ago
Python modules can define a list named `__all__` which of present will define the behaviour of importing “everything”. The `from x import y` syntax is unaffected
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by comradesmith 5y ago
The use of git to track timeseries data is pretty neat. I have one private git repo which a machine will periodically update with it's public IP. Here is a group that tracks public data sources in git: https://github.com&#x2
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by comradesmith 5y ago
SMS is fantastic. In my country there are a few popular messaging apps, it seems like to be connected to everyone you need to be on all of them; but you don’t, everyone already has a phone number, and it just works. You can send hyperlinks
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by comradesmith 5y ago
Maybe “Not on my fucking plate”?

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