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by cozzyd 2y ago
grendellm?
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Deeper Learning in Astronomy(arxiv.org)
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Curie temperature
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by cozzyd 2y ago
That's odd, in CiV (V? VI?) you can just convert between the two....
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by cozzyd 2y ago
indeed...
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by cozzyd 2y ago
numpy's API was carefully designed to match matlab, where most of its early users came from.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
I suspect the C ABI break to be the biggest issue, though maybe fewer packages than I imagine compile against the numpy C ABI...
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Or there's the opposite choice of using PHP as a C preprocessors. Not sure which is more frightening.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Not sure people should take password advice from hunter2
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by cozzyd 2y ago
yeah, I went with the safer method of `sudo dnf install libtree-ldd`
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by cozzyd 2y ago
I love this joke: curl -Lfs https://raw.githubusercontent.com/haampie/libtree/master/lib... | ${CC:-cc} -o libtree -x c - -std=c99 -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Having more than one Geneva convention sounds like a violation of the Geneva convention
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by cozzyd 2y ago
It sort of makes sense since most accidents are probably due to either inattentiveness or excessive speed.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Sounds like we should have chaotic traffic patterns to improve safety.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Fix the glitch and let the problem work itself out naturally.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
At Summit Station in Greenland (much smaller than Pole, Pole feels like a luxury resort comparitively), an outfall hole + usually we use the outhouses (which are just made using hot air). Fresh water comes from the snow cave, and shoveled i
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Since the only geodesics that are closed on an ellipsoid are the meridian and equator, doesn't they mean that all points are (eventually) connected by a geodesics? Obviously this isn't what anybody means by a straight line though.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
I have two vials of "the world's cleanest air" from the south pole NOAA observatory
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Because matplotlib is not so histogram focused (I guess because the kids these days have plenty of r RAM), people always show these abominable scatter plots that have so many points on top of each other that they're useless. Yuck.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
It makes sense for property tax totals to be similar if they are used to provide similar services. If everybody's home price suddenly doubled, property tax rates to first order would halve (there are second order effects like needing t
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by cozzyd 2y ago
You can change this zero initialization easily enough on a microcontroller (either by removing that code or modifying the linker map).
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by cozzyd 2y ago
I think wraparound generally is better for statistics counters like the ones in the linked code, since often you want to check the number of packets/errors per some time interval, which you can do with overflow (as long as the time int
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by cozzyd 2y ago
It depends heavily on context. For the kernel, which deals with a lot of device drivers, ring buffers, and hashes, wraparound is often what you want. The same is likely to be true for things like microcontroller firmware and such. In data a
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by cozzyd 2y ago
It would be more user-friendly if non-defined members of the 5 were automatically deleted, IMO.
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by cozzyd 2y ago
indeed, their flights have always been visible on my employer's travel booker...
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by cozzyd 2y ago
wouldn't it have made it harder to find in this case if the DCHP lease time was 34 minutes?
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by cozzyd 2y ago
Just store the datasheet on the drive! (If you can get it to fit...)
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by cozzyd 2y ago
you can implement a crappy version of defer with GNU extensions, I think? https://gist.github.com/cozzyd/a9eb2ddb9c8785ad5c60e3280b0ba...
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by cozzyd 2y ago
CMake does make configuration easier (via its tui), and for trivial shared libraries/ simple programs it can be convenient, but once you're outside its happy zone and have to run code generators and do text processing, it quickly
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by cozzyd 2y ago
it's great when the ratio of cmake to C is close to 3...

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