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by dljsjr 4y ago
Clicking on "Licensing Information" and drilling down a few more links gets to the meat of what this is[1] (TL;DR: It's an archive of a Creative Commons licensed edition of an undergrad college text book. For those wondering
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by dljsjr 4y ago
They're specifically talking about a CIA textbook (Culinary Institute of America) which has a bit more structure and consistency in their recipes as its used in culinary school curricula.
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by dljsjr 4y ago
Have they actually said that it doesn't work with transmitters? I'm trying to find out myself but the "dive computer" functionality comes from an app made by Huish/Oceanic; it might be able to talk to Oceanic transm
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by dljsjr 4y ago
Based on their logo I'm pretty sure Pen Island knows exactly what they're doing.
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by dljsjr 4y ago
Personally I'm really happy to see a commercial entity with a FOSS offering that's protecting their revenue using AGPL instead of these new "open source eventually" business licenses. Don't get discouraged. For ever
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by dljsjr 4y ago
If you hit `T` to open the file searcher and look for `.ws` it brings up a bunch of "Workspace" XML files. So it's misidentifying a config file.
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by dljsjr 4y ago
Ideally the submission title would have matched the blog title and then not only would it have been factually correct but it would have also not had any omissions. It seems disingenuous to me to post a submission with that title knowing how
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by dljsjr 4y ago
@dang This is a heavily editorialized bait-and-switch title, posted by a user who is a VP at Facebook. That doesn't seem above board.
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by dljsjr 4y ago
Every flight I've ever been on in the US indicates that vaping is not allowed on-board. That's quite strange.
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by dljsjr 4y ago
I would argue that this wheel isn't made out of odd matter, it's made out of motors and springs (rubber bands) the same way all actuators are. It behaves in a way that is analogous with odd matter, which the article defines as:
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by dljsjr 4y ago
Almost more interesting than this announcement by itself is that Canonical is now providing a PREEMPT_RT patched kernel for Ubuntu in general. That's super cool.
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by dljsjr 4y ago
Big confusion time on the algorithm name, like many other I was also coming in expecting this to be some sort of visualization of the concept of wave function collapse from quantum physics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by dljsjr 4y ago
Contains benzene still so probably not what the parent comment is looking for.
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by dljsjr 4y ago
I didn't know what it was either. I googled it. It's NFT stuff.
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by dljsjr 4y ago
For the fundamentals, Gaffer on Games has a series referred to as "Networked Physics" that goes over deterministic lockstep simulation in a networked (aka Multiplayer) environment, and input handling[1]. There are also other artic
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by dljsjr 4y ago
This is somewhat notable because Florida is one of several state with laws that present roadblocks for municipal broadband efforts in the US. From [1]: > Florida state laws impose “ad valorem” taxes on municipal broadband networks, but d
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by dljsjr 5y ago
It's a prototyping tool, I don't believe it has any codegen facilities. It used to be a Quartz Composer framework and then it evolved in to a standalone app.
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by dljsjr 5y ago
The phrase originated w/ Jim Cramer, it refers to the 5 best performing tech stocks(or what were the best performing at the time). Nothing to do with their impact on the field from a technical perspective, just a business perspective.
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by dljsjr 5y ago
Yup. Cheap 2x4 framing + drywall. Residential building/construction is more or less the same across the entire US regardless of native climate.
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by dljsjr 5y ago
Black mold is a massive issue in Florida.
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by dljsjr 5y ago
Some people don't have a choice, in Florida during the summer time if you aren't running your AC full-time the humidity and heat will ruin your home. It stays in the 80's even overnight (both temp. Fº and Relative Humidity %)
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by dljsjr 5y ago
Yeah I wasn't trying to downplay how horrible what they did was, more just trying to use neutral/editorial language :shrug:
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by dljsjr 5y ago
I was completely unaware of the existence of Elan School and I couldn't find much on the site that talks about what's going on unless you actually read the comic. Unfortunately it's the middle of the work day so I don't
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by dljsjr 5y ago
I know a lot of places in MB still open later and close earlier on Sunday but I don't visit as much as I used to or keep my pulse on the civics anymore so I don't know if that's convention or blue laws.
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by dljsjr 5y ago
In the US a lot of places used to have so-called "Blue Laws" that restricted what you were allowed to do on a Sunday. Some places still have reduced versions that apply specifically to vices; e.g. where I live in FL, alcohol sales
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by dljsjr 5y ago
And they have an open issue for producing a chocolatey package: https://github.com/smallstep/cli/issues/365
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by dljsjr 5y ago
Brew has been available on Linux for a long time and works very very well.
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by dljsjr 5y ago
They wanted to move off .io for several reasons, they announced it a while back: https://www.diagrams.net/blog/move-diagrams-net
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by dljsjr 5y ago
Monoculture honey does often take on unique flavors and characteristics based on the source of the nectar. This doesn't seem odd to me at all. For a North American example, Tupelo Honey is a good example of a monoculture honey with a v
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by dljsjr 5y ago
I guess you could call it market manipulation but it's more just resellers/scalpers trying to take advantage of the chip shortage. RPis have always been in high demand and often were backordered even when things were fine; now the

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