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>> One thing which I think messed this up from the beginning was applying the Unix philosophy with several/many individual tools as opposed to one cohesive system Well, Unix IS the cohesive system..
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2y ago
There is a classical book by about the topic https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-319-64364-9
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2y ago
Thank you. This happens to be invaluable to me!
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I Grew Plants Faster Using Plasma [video]
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2y ago
Thank you so much! Now I have a more powerful argument, when at work somebody says a motor ECU cannot use GC, because of time constraints! Of course I assume there might be a catch from the cost PoV, where Mil may be ok, automotive consumer
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2y ago
Yet another PoV: for some things with critical timing or so, GC might be a problem. But most of the time, it isn’t. The performance/predictability topic could also be reviewed… I was talking with a colleague about that, he said “in C I
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2y ago
I always changed to ANSI layout, independent of the layout of the actual keys. Now I carry a HHKB with me, and connect through BT to whatever computer I want to work on. No matter what human language I write in (I do some) I prefer using ac
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Bit Banging LCD and Touch and USB on the Ch32v003 [video]
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2y ago
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The Engineering of Wildlife Crossings [video]
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2y ago
Not in the way I would like: you cannot have a REPL running. Seems only a transpiler for R7 Small.
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2y ago
Multitasking
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2y ago
Yes, but still after some years not really usable. Or maybe I got a bad one? I’ve a 2016 macbook pro (the one with touch display) and already after 6 years was failing. And now almost unusable.
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2y ago
In biology is much much muuuuch more about physics as chemistry. Is all about the shapes of very big molecules.
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2y ago
Good distinction
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2y ago
Pretty much, and also there is more documentation for some parts as linux. Not the prettiest code in the world, but ok.
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2y ago
I wonder what would be the closest (because I do not think there is such a thing) today. And I do not mean military grade things. I mean „normal“ laptops that are tough and functional.
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2y ago
I was in the school many years ago. The cell phone was still not invented (for other 10 years). But having ANY electronic gadget was no-go. Like, parents being cited, whole program... When did that change?! A shame.
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2y ago
On the other hand, you can set read mode, and because the page is so basic, it works perfectly...
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2y ago
Having used it in the work. My 2 cts about the not free version: KEEP AWAY. RUN! Cannot do much more than any free SPICE, complex licensing, buggy. Is just like the LabVIEW of simulations. I haven't used the free Version though.
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2y ago
Is there a BOLTR for general tech? For Instruments there is evvlog… but general tech?
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2y ago
Excellent comment. I beg the OP to address the topics, specially spare parts, so I can buy it.
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How to Become a 37 Year Old Broke Loser [video]
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Proba-3 Mission
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2y ago
From people who never ever used power to benefit themselves or their families. :D
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2y ago
Also dados are prohibited (more or less) in the EU. So yes, there are regulatory issues. And btw, I just cannot find a sawstop to buy here (at a human price)
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2y ago
I could even argue that Asm is to some extent typed. Depends on the processor, but some cisc have operations for different types. But also the comment is correct: Python is strongly, dynamic typed.
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2y ago
My 2 cts: churn has objectively a cost. At some point that cost can kill a business. Where exactly is that point, depends on many different factors. There is to my knowledge, in this regard, nothing special about software, that cannot be sa
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You're Probably Wrong About Rainbows [video]
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How do FMCW RADARs measure velocity? [video]
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Steve Mould: The "Impossible Torpedo" was real [video]
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