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by cozzyd 1y ago
Residential buildings usually have operable windows (and often balconies). My condo building is only 17 stories tall, but my windows open all the way. On the other hand, it's an old building and there might be new rules for new buildin
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Placement new?
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Wait until Hegseth learns about the "safety" ethos present in rust and how heavy the binaries can be.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
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by cozzyd 1y ago
"Donations"
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I don't have an ebike, but I often get to 18 mph on my bike when commuting by bike on a bike path. With a tailwind I can go even faster...
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Add your toes and you get hexadecimal!
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by cozzyd 1y ago
There are other paths, though they are somewhat more narrow and precarious. I'm research faculty at a University, for example. I am dependent on getting enough grants to pay my (increasingly expensive, though not by silicon valley stan
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by cozzyd 1y ago
The risk there is I chop my fingers too
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Most doctorates are funded, at least in the sciences. There are certainly some people who go to grad school because it seems like the logical next step but they tend not to complete a PhD.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Interesting that author (whom I know) is part of LIGO but wrote this paper separately. Probably because it's a fun thing and it would have taken an inordinately long time to get collaboration approval.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
They'll probably start releasing rehashes of every game every year with slightly different player models and names.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Scientist here. It's certainly not always an easy path, but if it's what you want, it's what you want. It's not something you fall into though...
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I don't know from where I sit "don't be a crank" might be better advice. Not to say it's impossible to do science as a hobby (there's some good stuff coming out of e.g. the ham community and amateur astronomers
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45419141 Nice of them to announce at the end of the month so I can cancel my YT premium subscription before I have to pay for another month.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Premium subscription canceled. Was nice of them to announce this right before the beginning of the month.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
clearly this is a matter of national security.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Secure Hypertext Interactive TTY
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Until journals and the arxiv supports it it's going to be a non starter for academic papers
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Does it support the monstrosity that is wrapfig? Writing a proposal would be impossible without that.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I've spent quite a bit of time in kangerlussuaq while on route or on my way back from summit station. Would love to explore more of the country, but even just kangerlussuaq is quite beautiful. I've seen pictures from the east Coas
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Yes though last I tried to use it it sadly didn't support openmp. Maybe that's fixed now (that was a while ago) (I think it was possible to use on openmp if you compiled your compiler with special options)
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by cozzyd 1y ago
Vivado: hold my beer
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by cozzyd 1y ago
oops-i-did-it-again
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by cozzyd 1y ago
It depends on the use case. JSON has a lot of tooling making it convenient in a lot of cases
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by cozzyd 1y ago
sscanf as a parser definitely has its uses
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I was being a bit factious (related to Elon's previous bullshit claims that it was only a regulatory issue that everybody's Tesla can't moonlight as a robotaxi by the end of some year in the past...sure Elon).
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by cozzyd 1y ago
This is an important aspect of why "supervised" self driving is much more dangerous than just driving.
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by cozzyd 1y ago
I think Elon would say that this is a regulatory problem because you guys don't have the same signs or distance units as in the US.

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