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by dilawar 11mo ago
It should. Original paper is behind a paywall and this article has no details The abstract says > Conditioned responses in this new magnetic map assay were unaffected by radiofrequency oscillating magnetic fields, a treatment expected to
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by dilawar 11mo ago
https://futurama.fandom.com/wiki/Smell-O-Scope
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by dilawar 11mo ago
I keep hearing about this. I occasionally use PHP8 and so far I'm pretty happy with it. Is there any resource that teaches about security issues with modern PHP (version 8.x)?
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Shepard Tone(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by dilawar 11mo ago|0 comments
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by dilawar 11mo ago
Nice... Perhaps it can be easily integrated into self-hosted gitlab to manage artifacts?
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by dilawar 11mo ago
I few months ago I learnt something related that may be a common knowledge to many here. I feel silly that I didn't know. Earth had a plastic like problem before. There were no fungi that eat cellulose so dead trees were just piling up
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by dilawar 11mo ago
Thanks for the link. Great read. Apparently Dijesktra loved using em-dash!
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by dilawar 11mo ago
Looks like a cultural problem in C++ land. I liked the article and it is very nicely written. But I am sure I am not gonna remember it after a week. RAII is even worse! Can't they have better descriptive names?
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by dilawar 11mo ago
Love what you are trying to do here. Will evaluate it on a couple of PHP codebases I maintain at work. Is there a way to contribute to the project?
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by dilawar 11mo ago
The podcast 'in our time' (bbc) has an episode on 'copyright': https://pca.st/episode/928a7b98-18c0-4c70-8558-8ef982ce08de From its title "In 1710, the British Parliament passed a piece of legi
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by dilawar 1y ago
Someone has historical insights into why async/await seems to have taken over the world? I often write Rust and I don't find it very attractive, but so many good projects seem to advertise it as a "killer feature". Diese
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by dilawar 1y ago
> One caveat though - using a normal std Mutex within an async environment is an antipattern and should not be done - you can cause all sorts of issues & I believe even deadlock your entire code. True. I used std::mutex with tokio an
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by dilawar 1y ago
> So this mode needs to set user expectations appropriately: your code breaking between compiler releases is a feature, not a bug. Good luck. I feel that the C++ community values backward compatibility way too much for this to succeed. M
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by dilawar 1y ago
https://chrlschn.dev/blog/2025/05/beware-the-complexity-merc...
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by dilawar 1y ago
Haathi means elephant in Hindi. I first thought it is to be an Indian site but it is based in the US. Curious about the connection.
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by dilawar 1y ago
Those machines unlocked more work, different work, that led to better paying jobs! I am all up for AI if it leads to "better" work and jobs but cutting jobs to cut cost sound like a race to bottom!! Are AI time /cost savings
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by dilawar 1y ago
freerouting plugin is available as a standalone program. It's pretty good. You export DSN from kicad and use freerouting. Not as simple as button click though.
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by dilawar 1y ago
Tobacco, alcohol, and drugs too!
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by dilawar 1y ago
> Egyptians don't like the notion that "they moved there from somewhere". They claim their own unique, uninterrupted, history and connection to the land as well as their civilizational independence from Mesopotamian, Asia
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by dilawar 1y ago
The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must. -- Thucydidus
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by dilawar 1y ago
Same here. I learnt about convergence, Cauchy seq etc. it was published by a local non profit publisher -- Hindustan Book Agency so it was super affordable too.
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by dilawar 2y ago
Found the answer in the project readme. > My representation of .NETs IR maps nicely to C, which means that I was able to add support for compiling Rust to C in 2-3K LOC. Almost all of the codebase is reused, with the C and .NET specific
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by dilawar 2y ago
Is it LLVM IR --> C? Or Rust AST to C?
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by dilawar 2y ago
> "Don’t go to Stack Overflow, don’t ask the LLM, don’t guess, just go straight to the source. Oftentimes, it’s surprisingly accessible and well-written." It's a bit like math books. I dreaded reading formal math during my
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by dilawar 2y ago
> somedays I want netflix and chill. I call them a zero day.
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Wikipedia must remove India content deemed defamatory, rules Delhi High Court(thehindu.com)
7 points by dilawar 2y ago|1 comments
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by dilawar 2y ago
Kerala is also the only state in India where the rural population lives longer (2-3y on average) than the urban population!!
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by dilawar 2y ago
If you are annoyed by gitlab-runner deprecating run command that I used to run pipelines locally, there is https://github.com/firecow/gitlab-ci-local . But it also opened my eyes to benefita of having runner invariant
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by dilawar 2y ago
True. I had to give up on mypy and move to pyright because mypy uses pip to install missing types and they refuse to support uv. In the CI pipeline where I use UV, I don't have a pip installed so mypy complains about missing pip. Of co
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by dilawar 2y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=spUNpyF58BY

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