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by dlsa 5y ago
I wonder how many people it takes to enable the production of one IC. From absolute raw materials to device ready to place into a product. Machines with parts made using other machines and so on. Including the parts and processes and people
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by dlsa 5y ago
I'd second this. Been a good read. Learnt a lot. Now I have a DSL for some really strange usecases and its been a blast. Never thought having an interpreter of my own would be so much fun.
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by dlsa 5y ago
Space elevator platform? Big cargo ship? Weapons platform? Artificial Space island? They want to operate in space with at-scale projects. They have the intention and enthusiasm to do so. A better question is: why wouldn't you want a la
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by dlsa 5y ago
Open-source client for a closed-source commercial offering. Could we perhaps now have a open-source server in future as well? oh wait! There it is! Nicely done.
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by dlsa 5y ago
Interesting idea. These two goals are meaningful to me in the comparisons: Consistency across langauges Idiomatic use of language features A non-trivial application like this is a great way to see how languages differ.
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by dlsa 5y ago
It concerns me that people disagree with a valid means of protecting against catastrophic environmental disasters. Oh well.
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by dlsa 5y ago
So many standards, for sure. But... parsing json is actually simple enough. You require those who send you data to comply with specific libraries during export and import. If they send a file which can't be imported then they sent a co
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by dlsa 5y ago
Or contaminate the tanks with something that breaks it down the crude so its at least less harmful when it spills.
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by dlsa 5y ago
Is it too cynical to assert that this was the actual intent?
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by dlsa 5y ago
The Twitter dramas will still be apocalyptic. Hate will appear to spread but most real people won't care. Some will get excited enough to break things. Others will stand by and do nothing. More will at least notice. There will be scand
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by dlsa 5y ago
Well, if minimum wage earners can't rent then perhaps migration needs to drop. Or is that sacred because then population won't keep going up because migration is what is propping up population these days? Multiple demographics are
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by dlsa 5y ago
New land can't be produced. Well, until we start digging. Land and location are linked. People want to go there . They want to live close to there . Demand spikes and goes up. Yet other locations people don't want to go so dema
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by dlsa 5y ago
All startups soon learn the importance of running server grade casios in production.
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by dlsa 5y ago
The frustrating part of this type of saga is that nothing will improve from this. It's very likely its not even due to lack of resources. I'd be fascinated to see a journalist's investigation into why this took Louis needing
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by dlsa 5y ago
Thanks autocorrect.
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by dlsa 5y ago
"Individuals with testes"? How emasculating to have a key aspect of my genetics made optional.
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by dlsa 5y ago
For those scratching their heads and thinking this is just some kind of light humor thing, please bear in mind that the words "a woman's penis" and "people who have tested" and "people who chestfeed" are n
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by dlsa 5y ago
Data within deleted accounts has a tendency to just disappear from access rather than actually get destroyed because companies like to be "helpful" in case you change your mind. Consider scrambling the data in the account first.
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by dlsa 5y ago
Meanwhile, in Norway... Norway: The country where no salaries are secret https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-40669239 Removing anonymity of searching made a significant difference as did letting you know who looked you
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by dlsa 5y ago
I'd buy a EV tomorrow if it was cheap enough to do so for a practical commute vehicle, eg a small four door hatchback like a hyundai i30. For charging, EVs aren't an issue for me since I'd use mine for commute and the range
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by dlsa 5y ago
If you can it sounds like a wild ride getting various parts to coexist. I'm expecting components to be "smart" enough to self-report and disable each other in obscure ways. I recall a few people doing mod work on recovered te
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by dlsa 5y ago
I suspect many more people now also amuse themselves with trifling works of Twitter.
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by dlsa 5y ago
I can't say nice things about carnivore diets but Keto has worked out very well for me. You couldn't pay me to resume "normal" or "typical" carb consumption guidelines. Blood work for multiple factors, weight a
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by dlsa 5y ago
Also they often don't do crop rotation to balance out the soil. Part of that is to run animals over the land for that all important fertilizer. Also don't let the soil rest.
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by dlsa 5y ago
Did anyone else sum up the various lines and notice the overall downward trend across all networks? Freenode must have had a LOT of accounts which did NOT migrate to libre chat or anywhere IRC. They disappeared elsewhere. Likely discord, sl
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by dlsa 5y ago
Does the drive capacity influence temperature? Not necessarily. I've got the same brand of 128GB and 256GB drive they don't run any different in temperature. Perhaps attach a heatsink if it bothers you. I've done that with ha
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by dlsa 5y ago
I think it's certainly remarkable too.
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by dlsa 5y ago
Depends. If you throw the paper away then sure, it's waste. But... if you keep it then suddenly you're doing carbon capture. Saving the environment one bad meeting at a time. Or riveting collections of todo-done. But yeah the idio
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by dlsa 5y ago
The hard branch back to the start is a perfect indicator of dysfunction. I think the best way to sum up the very negative aspects of gaming is their fake progress. To use the 4 quadrant model, gaming usually belongs in the not-important qua
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by dlsa 5y ago
What sort of things are people doing with this? Has a definite feel of something like a earlier approach risc-v. (Yes, I know its not risc-v) Has anyone put multiple of these into the same fpga? Eg a spartan 7 Can you put one of these into

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