dayjaby

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by dayjaby 2y ago
Imho, the ads on Amazon Music are far worse. Songs I paid dollars for, every fking one of them, and they interrupt them with ads. I am done with that company.
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by dayjaby 2y ago
> it's kind of like writing prose in one language, and then translating individual pieces of it into another language That's why I'm stuck in Tolstoi's War and Peace. You have to know French to get past the first few
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by dayjaby 2y ago
What do bitmap and excel have in common? :D
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Reminds me of about every single Japanese web novel... "I've been killing slimes for 300 years and maxed out my level" "I'm a behemoth, an S-ranked monster, but mistaken for a cat, I live as an elf girl's pet&q
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Water has memory? We should build a homeopathic computer first of all.
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by dayjaby 2y ago
I give 5 stars when I love something and 1 star when I hate something. Like an up or downvote.
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by dayjaby 2y ago
The emoji is the checksum
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by dayjaby 2y ago
The preceeding sentence is also incredibly stupid: > The field of computer science, particularly on the software side, has historically involved more “engineering” than “science.” Let's ignore the fact they confuse the words "c
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by dayjaby 2y ago
In all contexts I've worked in so far, allowing the frontend to do ROS topic publications is a major security issue. So what's the advantage of your cloud service vs something similar like https://github.com/groove
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by dayjaby 2y ago
In German, it's the same. I hope you are not talking about null in coding? Because I'm pretty sure human 2000 years ago did not know any programming code or even empty sets.
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by dayjaby 2y ago
> I knew it was time to migrate when my non-programmer wife was becoming familiar with Mongo shortcomings That part was so relatable
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Do you by chance have an example repo with mcu management working? I always struggled with that in Zephyr :)
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by dayjaby 2y ago
If Fritz Boxes would actually be a good product...frequent internet drops, which a simple restart fixes, is that normal for routers from other brands? As a German, I don't know, because I've been forced to use these shitty Fritz B
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by dayjaby 2y ago
I visited a 8 million pop city. They had barely any foreign restaurants and my Chinese colleagues look down on me to have only visited a "small city".
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Then this game will be easy. My heart is trained to beat every 0.6 seconds thanks to OSRS.
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Can I buy exclusive access to 10x10 checkboxes?
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Did this ever turn against you when coding? `std::shared_ptr<Gate> shrg = ...` or similar?
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Isnt something similar possible for cars? Based on certain frequencies in the motor area, you can deduce what is faulty?
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Can you prove your first statement? I assume you cannot as it's nonsense. Lookup how /dev/random is not really random, but relies on interrupts occuring at random timestamps. That's like saying f(x)=x is a random functi
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by dayjaby 2y ago
I'm glad that the wages for teachers come from the government. Imagine a world with only private schools. Same with books. Easy access to books was a huge contributor to the industrial revolution and especially Germany profited from we
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Conflict in two regions? You live in a dream world. More like 100: https://geneva-academy.ch/galleries/today-s-armed-conflicts I'd recommend not to rely on media for the topic "war" but to educate yourse
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Respect for keeping a smartphone away for so long. I've seen kids in a babywagon playing games on a smartphone already.
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Explanation for this with a better link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40615804
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by dayjaby 2y ago
"Safest time to GIVE birth"
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by dayjaby 2y ago
4kg apples a day keeps the doctor away.
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by dayjaby 2y ago
> Advice is a dangerous gift, even from the wise to the wise, and all courses may run ill. Quote from a famous wizard.
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by dayjaby 2y ago
The author of that rule explains that (well-crafted) microservices don't disobey that rule: https://martinfowler.com/articles/distributed-objects-micros...
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by dayjaby 2y ago
May I ask which oscilloscope you used for USB decoding?
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by dayjaby 2y ago
Sad to see more and more country giving up on recognizing Taiwan as a state.
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by dayjaby 2y ago
EE has depth? Then why is AoE2 played competitevly and noone plays EE? AoE2 has a lot of micro depth: - quick walling to trap enemy units in or out - each arrow is a projectile that you can dodge - ballistics helps to hit moving targets, st

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