cozzyd

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2101.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Strip .fini ?
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by cozzyd 5y ago
Where are you? My condo building in the loop has several choices of providers, including a a gigabit ethernet port from Google Webpass. (which is apparently serviced via point-point microwave link on top of our building) Either way Starlink
2103.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Well look at that! I guess I'll try it again with a newer version when I get a chance, thanks!
2104.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Without nonblocking mode in py-spy (which is amazing, by the way!), I had a case where some compiled code froze until I manually sent a SIGCONT.
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by cozzyd 5y ago
Yeah I think if this succeeds in any form (it just seems to me some rich person's pet project with a number of sympathetic advisors who probably don't do anything) it has a nontrivial chance of turning into VoatU, no matter the be
2106.
by cozzyd 5y ago
don't you want to go in descending order?
2107.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Chicago to Milwaukee is ~$25, though that's only 90 miles.
2108.
by cozzyd 5y ago
You have system("gcc uploaded.c && ./a.out") too!
2109.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Natural increase has essentially stopped. Immigration helps but there are probably not going to be enough immigrants to keep growing for much longer unless the US starts allowing Canada-level immigration (see that growth curve steadily decr
2110.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Population increase has essentially stopped in most developed countries, though since household size is also decreasing there is still demand for new dwellings. But household size can't decrease without bound so... will be interesting
2111.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Right, it's not like the microphone probably has much of a response above 20 kHz and you can upsample while beamforming anyway .
2112.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Can I do right now... no but probably could figure it out :). I don't have any specific recommendations for a dev board, though a selection of some cheap dev boards is here: https://www.joelw.id.au/FPGA/CheapFPGADe
2113.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Can't you buy a bunch of i2s microphones and use a cheap FPGA dev board with a USB interface?' I may just order a bunch of i2s microphones...
2114.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Terrible name. A muon is a lepton, not a meson. If it were a lighter replacement of electron, muon would be an appropriate (if counterintuitive) name. There are so many mesons (pion, kaon, \eta, \rho, J/\psi, D, B, \omega,\upsilon), wh
2115.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Xournal is great for this
2116.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Yes, the US polar programs physical qualification forms are like this, making me either use a VM or use my wife's laptop (since no supported acrobat for Linux).
2117.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Not that it takes anything from your point, but the idiom as I've heard is "dog-eat-dog world"
2118.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Yeah, you're right, it's not the right word at all!
2119.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Indeed ultra high energy photons "decay" by interacting with the CMB.
2120.
by cozzyd 5y ago
I think parent was asking about how long the virtual W "exists" for in the decay, but the virtual W is virtual so I don't think it has a "lifetime," but maybe I'm not thinking about this correctly.
2121.
by cozzyd 5y ago
That is very difficult to believe, short of sabotage.
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by cozzyd 5y ago
It doesn't matter when you start the clock, just that you count at the beginning and end. I doubt scattering plays a big role here at these kinetic energies.
2123.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Generally decay rates scale with the energy release (Q) which is relatively small here compared to the W decay. Decay is a tunneling process so less Q generally means a slower decay since there are fewer final states available (but the deta
2124.
by cozzyd 5y ago
I guess there's probably not enough phase space for that
2125.
by cozzyd 5y ago
For context, a typical banana has about 15 Bq of activity (with a dose factor about a third of CS137).
2126.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Note that you can use cling/ROOT an actual C++ repl.
2127.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Motorola tried opening a store in downtown Chicago. Didn't seem very busy at all...
2128.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Indeed, but that's overkill for most personal sites...
2129.
by cozzyd 5y ago
Nothing fancy, just a python script that parses each page's "header" (a set of '='-delimited KVPs), interprets the rest as the main content, and then does some text substitution in the template (in practice, I only
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by cozzyd 5y ago
My website is constructed (and deployed) by a Makefile with a crappy find-and-replace script masquerading as a templating system. More or less this: all: $(addprefix $(OUTDIR)/, $(addsuffix .html, $(PAGES))) $(addprefix $(OUTDIR)

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