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931.
by detaro 4y ago
max Q is the point of largest aerodynamic load during a launch/flight.
932.
by detaro 4y ago
Have people made replacement software for those? They always seemed like the kind of thing where that'd happen if it's in any way friendly to it.
933.
by detaro 4y ago
Strongly disagree with the "Qt 'tools' should use QML more". QML and Widgets are strong at different things, the tools are relatively clear cases of the things that Widgets are better at. There is no point in shoehorning
934.
by detaro 4y ago
Weird that someone got as far as finish building one without checking how they are built properly. (i.e. usually they'd be built so that you can escape into the lower-security zone in an emergency)
935.
by detaro 4y ago
Not necessarily a contradiction, no. It can be very easy to do something, and lots people failing to do so because they refuse to follow the simple rules around it. (how much that is the case with shitcoins I don't know, but it's
936.
by detaro 4y ago
The problem with that is that you can buy stuff using it and there is no central app owner who gets a cut, and people think it's right that way! A defect that urgently needs to be fixed, can't have other people making money an
937.
by detaro 4y ago
I'd guess so they get away with one VM (and have all the containers in one VM and thus under one kernel, for networking them etc?)? One arm64 VM, using qemu to run x86 when needed, achieves that.
938.
by detaro 4y ago
Different qualities: Quartz crystals are better than Rb when looking at short periods. Long-term stability is normally provided by GPS. Rubidium beats crystals when it comes to stability over hours - it is added as a fallback for when GPS f
939.
by detaro 4y ago
On Mac there is simply the additional step of Docker Desktop running a Linux VM for you, so that it has something to run the containers in. (EDIT: On Windows that's also an option, or you set it to run against Windows' native cont
940.
by detaro 4y ago
really small wind turbines are almost never worth it
941.
by detaro 4y ago
> I'm curious how important the clock used is, for a cellular system Very, that's why they bother with things like rubidium holdover clocks. A lot of things depend on precise synchronization, both locally and between multi
942.
by detaro 4y ago
They promote setting it as default: https://www.phind.com/default
943.
by detaro 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35575754
944.
by detaro 4y ago
Even worse, they also love to write over-generalizing blogposts across wide swaths of the field.
945.
by detaro 4y ago
It maybe is, and if it is, it's also still the current industry standard. I work on embedded projects, and RISC-V is in a stage of "a minority of customers is considering it", with it being totally irrelevant currently for
946.
by detaro 4y ago
I was responding to the "As per Twitter’s criteria, it’s money." part. Fox and WP as state-affiliated seems weird to me: being close to a party line is not necessarily the same as state-affiliation. (Given we're talking a dem
947.
by detaro 4y ago
How is "I'd not seen that part, details please" a delaying tactic? You'd really help your argument if you, you know, supported it instead of trying to divert with questions. Sorry that I don't take "The twitter
948.
by detaro 4y ago
Is it? "State-affiliated media is defined as outlets where the state exercises control over editorial content through financial resources, direct or indirect political pressures, and/or control over production and distribution.&qu
949.
by detaro 4y ago
Happen to have a link to relevant parts about NPR from them?
950.
by detaro 4y ago
I'm not making a claim on political affiliation (and don't have a detailed opinion on it, being not from the US I don't read NPR stuff very much and have never heard any of their radio programmes). It's not necessary for
951.
by detaro 4y ago
And then lets run the same statistics for administrations from the other side. After all, state-controlled media would have to follow switching government lines on this, so it'll show Republicans loving NPR and Democrats hating it duri
952.
by detaro 4y ago
luckily you didn't need to guess, because it's presented as the first entry, including the information that it is run by the company, when you go look at the .org page for where to sign up, just as you wanted. But I'm sure yo
953.
by detaro 4y ago
One would've expected a much larger shift in reporting with changing governments if that were true.
954.
by detaro 4y ago
If you have residency permit, that gets updated. If you don't have (EU citizen) then having done the registration is enough. (I think GPs wording isn't particularly precise: what matters is the registration - and if you have a Ger
955.
by detaro 4y ago
What Meta has been pushing as Metaverse is pretty big on human-like avatars.
956.
by detaro 4y ago
> but they arent as cheap as one may think (if their looking for performance on top of convenience... The same would be said by someone explaining why they spend so much on their Porsche ;) admittedly e-bikes have higher initial costs,
957.
by detaro 4y ago
> Like wordpress.org has wordpress.com, they could have had this commercial domain. soo... mastodon.social? the instance listed as first option, clearly marked as being run by the Mastodon company?
958.
by detaro 4y ago
Just because Hetzner has had processes that can involve ID checks if deemed necessary for a long time doesn't mean that they check ID for everyone.
959.
by detaro 4y ago
The industry standard is without a shred of a doubt ARM.
960.
by detaro 4y ago
Not really, because a "sale" would traditionally be for a specific version (or a version and patches for that version at best).

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