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by fake44637 11y ago
so actually I'm running into the following error anytime I try to compile something using swiftc with clang-3.6 installed: <unknown>:0: error: opening import file for module 'SwiftShims': No such file or directory
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by fake44637 11y ago
Here are my results on a Debian jessie box: If you just want to play with the REPL (usr/bin/swift in the Ubuntu 14.04 snapshot), all you have to do is: apt-get install python-dev If you want to actually compile swift files
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by fake44637 11y ago
Oops, forgot to link to the 51KB/page PNG file: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cellularmitosis/QR_playgro...
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by fake44637 11y ago
This inspired me prototype out a system which would use QR codes and use a smartphone camera for recovery, rather than a flatbed scanner. Here's a demo PNG file which contains 48 QR codes (6x8) at V23 level with L correction (~7% recov
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by fake44637 11y ago
I was hoping to see this when I clicked: http://cricket.csail.mit.edu/
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by fake44637 11y ago
I wouldn't call it marginal (it's about 7% for the eletrical grid). See https://www.nema.org/Products/Documents/TDEnergyEff.pdf
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by fake44637 11y ago
Skiing: Putting a camera on a tripod, unattended, on the piste? Then get the lift up to the top so you can ski back down towards the camera? Again, I can't see this ending well for the poor old camera. On the other hand, this represe
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by fake44637 11y ago
I'm new to the concept of object storage. Is the thing which distinguishes object storage from key-value storage the ability to also store metadata? I.e., Instead of providing (key: value), it provides (key: (metadata, value))?
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by fake44637 11y ago
Or a mix of both: start charging (more) for waste disposal but make recycling pickup free.
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by fake44637 11y ago
It turns out this is referred to as a Pigovian tax: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigovian_tax