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by elteto 4y ago
Probably because file truncation/expansion with mmap is tricky.
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by elteto 4y ago
I bought a pixi the moment it came out... the OS was incredible for the time. And it was so pretty. Unfortunately, the battery lasted less than half a day and it almost burn a hole in my pocket with how hot it constantly was. The hardware w
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by elteto 4y ago
Your comment was flagged [dead] for some reason, but I can't see why. I vouched for it.
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by elteto 4y ago
Nice try HCBS exec... $2 billion goes a long way in many other forms: bonuses for higher performance, increased health benefits, expanded parental leave, etc. Or just give me the $50 and _I_ will decide whether that is significant or not.
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by elteto 4y ago
$200 million seems high. That is the price for a brand new ride, no? According to this [0] 3 of the last 4 launches were refurbished first stage cores so the actual price is much, much lower than the sticker price. [0] https://en
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by elteto 4y ago
There is no more moral certainty in religion than on the Sunday paper.
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by elteto 4y ago
None of these are religious texts (as in, the Bible, the Koran, etc) . What are you talking about?
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by elteto 4y ago
Unrelated, but if interested in ocean cables check out “A Thread Across the Ocean” by Steele. It’s the story of the first transatlantic cable. It’s a riveting read that is hard to put down. Full of interesting technical details intertwined
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by elteto 4y ago
The experience of communicating online is a very impersonal one: I type what I want to say in a square box and off it goes. I can’t hurt the feelings of my audience if I can’t even comprehend who that audience will be. There’s also the anon
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by elteto 4y ago
> that nobody can ever remember These have gone a long way for me: tar xzf <in> eXtract Zipped File tar czf <out> <in> Create Zipped File Anything more complicated and I have to google.
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by elteto 4y ago
Professor, is it true that Holmes is a Notepad++ user?
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by elteto 5y ago
I have found that dental clinics in the US can be some of the shadiest health related businesses you have to deal with. There are few independent clinics around. Most of them belong to huge corporate conglomerates that push down shady treat
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by elteto 5y ago
Yeah, this is a red flag. I expect actual launches to happen in 2+ years.
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by elteto 5y ago
You have an impressive resume. Kudos!
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by elteto 5y ago
You will be fine either way, but you only get to do your undergrad at MIT once in your life :) Go to MIT and make sure you seize that opportunity every day. Work hard, get into a research lab early , and don’t forget to enjoy yourself too!
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by elteto 5y ago
Huh… imgur flagged this pic as explicit and I couldn’t see why. Then I noticed the circles… this is funny.
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Pipe Logic (2011)(linusakesson.net)
29 points by elteto 5y ago|0 comments
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by elteto 5y ago
I once saw an article about something similar, where the author had written a primitive circuit simulator but using shell pipes and /dev/null and /dev/zero as a current sink/source (or something like that). It was v
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by elteto 5y ago
The irony here is that in order to do any of the above things and to do them to the extent that you have a large impact on the world you have to sacrifice many, many other things in your life. You can't be a dedicated parent and slave
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by elteto 5y ago
Where did you take your classes?
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by elteto 5y ago
The command ‘focus cmd’ does the same thing.
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by elteto 5y ago
This is one of the main strengths of Obsidian, which I have been using lately and I’m extremely happy with: everything is just Markdown files in some folder on disk. Zero danger of lock in. You can have a disk hierarchy if you desire, or tr
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by elteto 5y ago
What do you mean “inside a text editor”? What’s the workflow that you describe like?
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by elteto 5y ago
“Your delivery is delayed, our robot was electrocuted by another robot from a competing delivery company. You are important to us and we are working hard to get your delivery to you ASAP.”
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by elteto 5y ago
It works as an example that _people in the EU_ don't seem to need them.
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by elteto 5y ago
Well, that's what happened: "On Apollo 11, each time a 1201 or 1202 alarm appeared, the computer rebooted, restarted the important stuff, like steering the descent engine and running the DSKY to let the crew know what was going on
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by elteto 5y ago
Not related to Phantom OS, but the OS running the Apollo 11 guidance computers had this same feature. In fact, the famous 1202 program alarms right before landing are related: a low priority task was overwhelming the system and the OS resta
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by elteto 5y ago
But what happens in the EU is not really relevant at all in this conversation, no?
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by elteto 5y ago
It’s typical click-bait YT style: you keep watching and watching waiting for “it” to drop and then the video is over, your time is wasted, and someone made a few millicents or whatever. I’ve learned nothing new except that there is a custom
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Starlink Premium(starlink.com)
149 points by elteto 5y ago|214 comments

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