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eichin
3y ago
Yeah, "BOX DRAWINGS LIGHT UP AND LEFT" and "BOX DRAWINGS LIGHT DOWN AND LEFT". (If this were ASCII, it would have used | ("VERTICAL LINE") instead of "BOX DRAWINGS LIGHT VERTICAL".)
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eichin
3y ago
Hmm, the "With Expression" diagram on line 656 looks fine in emacs, but in chrome at that actual link, everything on the right is mangled. (The characters look fine, it looks like github's font choices do poorly with the &
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eichin
3y ago
(looks like no, the linked article currently says "at 203 K (−70 °C) and at extremely high pressures" so it was more likely just a typo/transcription error)
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eichin
3y ago
Oh, is this another "excel vs. scientific communication" thing? ( https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/negative-numbers-... and https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/
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eichin
3y ago
They're still accessible by inspect and hash (maybe start with "docker history".) You may find it easier to use that to get enough info to build your own images from scratch, so you have control of what's going in (since
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eichin
3y ago
As I understand it (from friends who were SREs in the 2010s) the really clever bit was that projects basically had a budget for "how much SRE attention your deployment needed" - so there was payoff for getting more deployment de
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eichin
3y ago
https://github.com/EliasKotlyar/Xiaomi-Dafang-Hacks is a particularly good example, the top of the README is a list of camera models and pictures of the camera. (It also mentions "Any other Device with Ingenic T1
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eichin
3y ago
Polestar 2 (looks enough like a volvo that volvo fans will come up and ask about it, partly because the only branding is the + logo.)
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eichin
3y ago
https://spreadsheets-are-all-you-need.ai/ has a 1.5G (in excel-binary save form) spreadsheet that would make an entertaining benchmark (not a particularly relevant one for your target market, unless you want to get into &
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eichin
3y ago
Really, though, the true innovation in brussels sprouts was figuring out that you could roast them with bacon and some maple or balsamic glaze. ("Yes, that would also make the box they came in taste good")
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eichin
3y ago
Yeah, I've seen boston-area college students successfully grow szechuan peppers on a south facing (outdoor but sheltered) balcony - with exactly as much neglect as you'd expect from undergrads in a shared apartment. "Absurdly
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3y ago
This is amazing (particular the hand soldering - I love the genre of "this is impossible, you'd need to do this thing thousands of times" "so I did the thing thousands of times" persistence) but I wonder, now that h
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eichin
3y ago
newsblur has a mobile app.
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eichin
3y ago
Neat, the historical browser will actually let you download GeoTIFFs (precisely registered TIFF files) and isn't just ArcGIS-specific.
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eichin
3y ago
The ASR-33 starts out loud when you're not even touching it :-) Can't beat a linotype for surround, though. Clanks and thumps from all around you...
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eichin
3y ago
Yes. Paragraph 3: > This implementation doesn’t pretend to be a production-ready search engine, just a usable toy example showing how a search engine works under the hood. The whole point is expressiveness.
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eichin
3y ago
Yeah, that's a pattern I use for occasional sysadmin tools - the command itself generates the actual commands, I review them, then "<up arrow> | sh -xeu". (Yes, there's no guarantee that the output is the same, so
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eichin
3y ago
Perhaps an innoculation against this is to respond "Yes, but so would Ada"
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eichin
3y ago
Presumably "anything that micropython (or circuitpython) does" which is vast range. https://github.com/miguelgrinberg/microdot/tree/main/src/mic... is just python code...
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eichin
3y ago
It's a lot more common that you didn't close it properly Just Now (and haven't gotten very far, and are maybe still in earshot) then the door spontaneously opening, especially with the slight negative pressure and magnetic ga
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3y ago
I assume there's a better modern source (assuming for some reason you don't want to reference libbfd &c, but really, you at least want to cross-check with it) but BITD there was an AT&T System V book - I think it was ht
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I had a one-off requirement for a slide deck for something, and I really don't think in that form - so I ended up writing a detailed outline in markdown, using pandoc to turn that into pptx, and then checking that in libreoffice. Wo
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eichin
3y ago
I haven't needed it myself, but it might be easier to just keep the document in line-break-per-paragraph form and just turn on visual-line-mode...
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eichin
3y ago
The "wings stay on/wings fall off" switch is the one I keep having to dig up at work (alternating with "Why do we even have that lever?" from emperor's new groove.) And then there's "Cow Tools"
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eichin
3y ago
This is one of the better tools (an actually-academic friend of mine complained that one of the other ones gives an 8-hop path to one of their immediate coauthors - but notes that csauthors does seem to have occasional trouble assuming the
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eichin
3y ago
Huh, the search tools have improved since I last looked, it found a 5-path for me (and from the notes, that route has existed since the early 1990s, but last time I looked it didn't turn up. I remember assuming a good path would proba
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eichin
3y ago
There's a fair amount of prior art in battlebots hardware, recovering from flipping over - nothing quite as weight-constrained as an actual lander, but at least there are worked examples...
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eichin
3y ago
https://www.theregister.com/2024/01/29/japan_lander_wakes_up... we didn't know this at posting time, but the solar panels weren't damaged, just pointed the wrong way, and when they finally got sunli
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eichin
3y ago
For a trivial example, the code just calls curl_easy_init, a bunch of curl_easy_setopt, curl_easy_perform to do the work, and curl_easy_cleanup. (It leaves comments like "CURLOPT_WRITEDATA set to a objectpointer" in a comment blo
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3y ago
> Added in 7.16.1. > Jan 29 2007 so this isn't a new trend...
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