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by dapids 5y ago
If an accelerant is used that is continuously burned until exhausted , then I'm not sure it matters where or what materials are present. If there is a fire at an exit that persists and is difficult to extinguish, said arsonist can the
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by dapids 5y ago
So will an airplane with 5% less luggage or fuel. Go figure.
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by dapids 5y ago
Can you elaborate how having more legroom and less doors makes a aircraft go faster?
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by dapids 5y ago
Seriously? We are talking about fire here. Set it and forget it, doesn't require constant attention ...
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by dapids 5y ago
Which is definitely just that, an assumption. Some people write things just because they want to or can, and don't care whether anyone else finds it useful for their own purposes. It might just be something for a portfolio, to inspire
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by dapids 5y ago
Actually the new Music.app will load visualization plugins on SIP disabled systems from a specific folder and specific format, although it's been far too long now for me to remember where that folder was. I'm sure some keen revers
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by dapids 5y ago
yea? And I have some swampland in Florida to sell, you buying?
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by dapids 5y ago
That made me laugh, thanks.
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by dapids 5y ago
I think I'm missing the point. What does any of this have to do with computer vision?
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by dapids 5y ago
> Don't always take things at face value. You are literally presenting an opinion at face value ...
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by dapids 5y ago
If you care about the history of the scene you'll know the name regardless of your age.
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by dapids 5y ago
I still use greenthreads every chance I get. IMO The asyncio headaches are just not worth the abstraction hell involved in their event loop design, without being forced to stick to fragile concepts or consistently staying up to date with wh
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by dapids 5y ago
So basically "you spot flaws in systems by watching people break them". Uh -- duh! Some revelation ... I don't think something that is common knowledge is a secret weapon, but to each their own I guess.
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by dapids 5y ago
"Hacking YouTube" is a stretch description ...
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by dapids 5y ago
Yes, this is exactly my point, thanks for putting it that way.
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by dapids 5y ago
When did I say I disagree?
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by dapids 5y ago
Right, but most don't. Maybe try and understand what I'm saying.
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by dapids 5y ago
No, adding support for new protocols is far from trivial. There are so many factors that can make this non trivial such as encryption, channel hopping, DSS, hardware required, etc.
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by dapids 5y ago
Wow congrats, you found a whole of two long names. _clapping_
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by dapids 5y ago
Why even use this when there is a custom contact string where you can specify just that regardless of language? This label on it's face is useless when the underlying API makes it so easy to just define your own label. Have you actuall
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by dapids 5y ago
Has anyone actually considered this may be a running joke at Apple? I mean yes, their API's can be quite verbose on naming, but this is just hilarious, and probably left that way. Just a thought. To critique a development practice base
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by dapids 5y ago
> "Scalpers perform a social service" Good luck finding anyone willing to recognize this absurd point. > "the problem is low competition" Tell that to the GPU market.
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by dapids 5y ago
In fairness it's xargs that is providing the command parallelization, not awk, but I agree both combined are a good match.
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by dapids 5y ago
It will work only as long as the object(s) interpreted by repr are serialzable by JSON, which is not a sound approach, unless you write a any-type serializer.
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by dapids 5y ago
I think you need to spend more time looking at logs and network traffic in general, this is standard. I bet your public home IP will be scanned at least a couple times just today.
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by dapids 5y ago
Has been since the 90's. QuickJS is just one of dozens of incredibly complex projects he has worked on, relative to the abilities of an sole programmer.
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by dapids 5y ago
It might not be updated often but I find QuickJS to be quite stable. I've been building on it for years with no compatibility issues whatsoever. It's well written, and I don't think the fact someone hasn't made a commit
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by dapids 5y ago
Then OP is choosing to do that themselves, not a big deal, but yea, sounds about right if you don't have paste or stencils. I've done a 3212 component board in 6 hours with handheld reflow. It's possible.
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by dapids 5y ago
Stencil, paste, steady hand and a reflow station is all you need to be done this type of placement in just about a few hours. The surface tension from the paste will get you 90% of the way there.
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by dapids 5y ago
this, the entire article is misleading as well anyways.

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