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by elteto 5y ago
They haven’t ripened yet.
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by elteto 5y ago
The framing of the title is a bit disingenuous. He is not “talking” about engineering to a bunch of college students. He is providing expert opinion in a court case. This is a whole different deal and I think there is nuance here. Honestly,
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by elteto 5y ago
Then they already pay taxes there.
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by elteto 5y ago
Hi Jeremy! Thanks for responding, yes that is exactly what I was referring to (I must have mistyped the coordinates). I didn't copy the URL initially because it is rather long... I should have used tinyurl like you did.
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by elteto 5y ago
A petabyte for a cubic mm... astounding. I wonder what the hairy-looking long structures are... they appear in several slices. Contamination? For example, at x, y, z = 234004, 246203, 2436 (you can manually enter these in the corresponding
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by elteto 5y ago
How do you use an FFI with C++ classes? My understanding is that you must lower things down to C level, this is a lot of work and not all scripting languages have the same FFI. SWIG automatically translates (to a certain degree) constructs
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by elteto 5y ago
Oh but it is used a lot, just not out in the open. We use it to bridge millions of lines of C and C++ with millions of lines of Perl and Python. It is quirky but really stable once you get it going.
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by elteto 5y ago
Another interpretation: P is a spring (the spring equation is k * delta x, same as the P term, but in terms of the error). Adding a P term will make the controller “want” to eliminate any error. D term is a mass damper (again, equation is t
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by elteto 5y ago
Maybe https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
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by elteto 5y ago
Assuming you are in the US: I’d say that, if anything, tech is a fantastic little bubble when compared to the rest of corporate America. We, the “nerds”, exert a level of control over our work/careers that is unparalleled in other indu
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by elteto 5y ago
If it took them weeks to do an afternoon’s worth of work then you either had a hiring quality problem, terrible mentoring and guidance, or both. Don’t blame it on the interns.
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by elteto 5y ago
> although I don't think git has any proper term for a commit with no children that isn't referred to by a branch I think this would be one case of a “detached head”.
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by elteto 5y ago
I meant that it is not learning in the context of the discussion, which was whether people can assimilate that amount of information in a semester. If you show up to the exam and pass then you did all the learning prior to that.
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by elteto 5y ago
She owns a mansion, obviously she can’t suffer from mental illness! /s
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by elteto 5y ago
Multi-billion? Wow. Google? Microsoft?
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by elteto 6y ago
You simply can't take 12-16 classes a semester, the day doesn't have enough hours for that. They _might_ have gotten permission from the professors to skip classes and just show up to the exams, which is _not_ learning.
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by elteto 6y ago
If you go to the parent directory [0] there is a similar guide for ARM NEON [1] [0] http://const.me/articles/simd [1] http://const.me/articles/simd/NEON.pdf
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by elteto 6y ago
Apples to oranges? The scale between AWS and 737s is several orders of magnitude different. Boeing has a critical issue every 200k flights, or let's say 3.8M hours of flight time (assuming all flights are 19h, which they are not). Assu
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by elteto 6y ago
I 100% agree with your points. A more apt comparison could have been against the SkyGuider Pro (or the SkyTracker), which is $400 for double the payload capacity. So, in a sense, this mount is priced very well. My original point was more al
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by elteto 6y ago
If you find $200 expensive for a piece of astrophotography gear you are in for a shock when you research actual prices! For example, the EQ6R Pro mount is a very popular and decent goto mount and it will set you back $1600. You will struggl
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by elteto 6y ago
Use reader mode in your browser.
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by elteto 6y ago
He was definitely a showman, but Schwinger and Tomonaga were definitely not. Being a larger-than-life character type does not detract from his contributions.
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by elteto 6y ago
Please go easy on yourself...
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by elteto 6y ago
And Ctrl-Shift for block selection (in some terminal emulators).
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by elteto 6y ago
So we should accept the 2000 year old book based on a miracle from 1917?
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by elteto 6y ago
You can clearly see this in action: open reddit in an incognito tab and half of the posts on the front page are from outrage “porn” subreddits: PublicFreakouts, JusticeServed, instant_regret, IdiotsInCars. Go ahead and try it. Outrage is hi
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by elteto 6y ago
What a great PR move from China. It's obvious that they put it right there on a military base where they know the satellites will be looking.
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by elteto 6y ago
Second bayphoto for metal prints. I have gotten stunning results.
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by elteto 6y ago
Hard to tell without being closer :) Nebulae might not even emit that strongly in the spectrum that we humans can see. A lot of these pictures are taken with special narrowband filters that isolate wavelengths for specific components, such
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by elteto 6y ago
> ... start a union to parasitize earnings. Yes, those pesky employees should just STFU and be thankful for the scraps.

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