crshults

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by crshults 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extingu...
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by crshults 5y ago
Nice reference. Gonna have to binge some Twilight Zone now. I can't find the exact quote from Highlander (TV series, not the movie) where Duncan has a friend, the "best swordsman in Europe", but he says something like, "
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by crshults 5y ago
Just want to put a very strong second on this recommendation. Three chapters in I knew enough to prototype something for work that reduced a mess of C++ to a couple pages of rules.
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by crshults 6y ago
Totally relevant commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNCrMEOqHpc
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by crshults 6y ago
When one of the pumps on my aerobic system died a few years back it was less than 24 hours before the drains were backed up. If your soil won't pass a perc test I guess you can just go with aerobic which allows you to build pretty much
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by crshults 6y ago
Lowes calls it "smooth white wall panel"
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by crshults 6y ago
Crazy. I was just shopping for this book last night but got hung up on different editions. This one[1] also claims to be the 3rd Edition but looks to have an early publish date. I guess go with whatever's newest? [1] Discrete-Time Sign
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A Magnetic Field with an Edge(phys.org)
2 points by crshults 6y ago|0 comments
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by crshults 6y ago
When I saw the title I thought it would be the old Jack Ganssle article which is also worth a look if you're interested in this topic: http://www.ganssle.com/debouncing.htm
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by crshults 7y ago
Had to fire up Eagle quick and take a look at my latest design (first time using USB-C). Looks like I got lucky this time.
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by crshults 7y ago
I thought this recent post: 'Generating More of My Favorite Aphex Twin Track'[1] had a good beginner-level write up on Markov Chains. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19490832
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by crshults 8y ago
I read that "Java School" bit as being in the Joel Spolsky sense. As opposed to a more SICP approach.
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by crshults 8y ago
> 7. Solder in order of cost and success rate. Thanks for this. I guess I've always gotten lucky here but now I'm imagining the frustration of getting done with all the discretes on a board just to blow it all on the uC. Great
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by crshults 8y ago
I've been using the big grid+ offering from Vela Sciences for my daily work. Only use pencil though, Graph Gear 1000. Recently switched from 0.5mm to 0.9mm. Have only been keeping "good" notes for a few years now and so far p
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by crshults 8y ago
Have you tried using an XML parser instead?
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by crshults 8y ago
My son asked me the other night how long we were going to live which took me down the Oldest_people[0] rabbit-hole on wikipedia. On the page for Jeanne_Calment[1] I found this interesting line: "She considered the most important histor
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by crshults 10y ago
Racket has an SICP plugin that makes everything from the book work.
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by crshults 10y ago
I always had good results with Advanced Circuits out in Colorado, but this is over a decade ago now.
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by crshults 10y ago
Iguana labs 8051 burner
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by crshults 11y ago
Holub's 'Compiler Design in C' is out of print, so he gives it away for free: www.holub.com/software/compilerDesignInC.pdf Probably not exactly what you're asking for, but hey, free book.
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by crshults 11y ago
I always thought it would be cool to play an on-rails first person shooter where the "rails" matched the road you were travelling at the time.
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by crshults 11y ago
Important to remember for each data byte in the buffer to also store the LSR along with that data. Windows serial port driver fails to do this, meaning you can tell there was (for example) a parity error on a byte in your fifo, you just don
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by crshults 11y ago
Thanks for this. I was happy to see 'Patterns for Time-Triggered Embedded Systems' on your list, though the link appears broken - new link: [1]. I remember working through that book and porting everything from C to Assembly (my bo
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by crshults 11y ago
Wonder if some of the work from here [1] could be leveraged to fill that hole faster. [1] http://www.androwish.org/index.html/home
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Marc Culler and Tk-Cocoa(codebykevin.com)
7 points by crshults 12y ago|0 comments
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by crshults 12y ago
I remember having that same feeling playing Road Rash after attacking Natasha during a race.
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by crshults 12y ago
I wear one. I'd never hear the term "wreath beard" before reading this article. Terms I've seen for it are: tauferbard[1], chin curtain, donegal, lincoln[2], alaskan whaler[3], shenandoah, and spade beard[4]. [1] http:&#
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by crshults 12y ago
First normal form excludes variable repeating fields and groups What are the definitions of "variable repeating fields" and "groups?" What would violating records look like?
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by crshults 12y ago
The renaissance fair in Muskogee always has Bud's Homemade Root Beer in from Alton, IL. The stuff is amazing and unlike any commercial root beer I've tried. http://www.budsrootbeer.com/
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by crshults 12y ago
For jurisdictions that don't have their own state-run labs (so not NV, NJ, PA, etc.) everybody uses one or a mix of GLI[1], BMM[2], and Eclipse[3] Note: I'm only familiar with US gaming. We do have a tool to zero these parts of th

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