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fho
4y ago
Wow ... That sounds like a massive power trip.
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fho
4y ago
> Mary was well-trained in the art of cipher by her mother, Marie >>>de Guise<<<, from a very young age. Really? :-)
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4y ago
But ... we are ... basically by definition. Vanishing little projects actually need cloud scale infrastructure. And, to address your previous statement: one beefy server is actually pretty scalable. Soft threads spin up in microseconds to s
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fho
4y ago
> Do they ship overseas? No they don't. Just the US and Canada. I checked out Xometry for a similar service in Europe yesterday.
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fho
4y ago
https://yourdatafitsinram.net/
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fho
4y ago
Have you ever walked away from a job? It's really hard to do.
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fho
4y ago
Just what you listed comes out to USD 1540 a month ... which (here in Germany) is more than half of what an average software developer earns [1]. [1] https://platri.de/informatiker-gehalt/
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fho
4y ago
So ... what would you add? :-)
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Improving the Beginner's PID (2011)
(brettbeauregard.com)
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4y ago
I just read [this]( http://brettbeauregard.com/blog/2011/04/improving-the-beginn... ) yesterday. It details the effort that went into making the Arduino PID library more robust compared to the "beginners P
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4y ago
Possible, the file is tagged 1991. Could be a scan from a 1991 revision of the 1961 book?
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A Matchbox Game-Learning Machine (1991) [pdf]
(gwern.net)
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4y ago
Especially in a non-native, where everyone has at least a tiny accent
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4y ago
> But if your social network is just your colleagues, I found this to be especially true in academia ... I spent about 10 years at the same university in different groups and have not kept many of the friends I made along the way. This g
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4y ago
Tangent: what I like about (the) Haskell (ecosystem) is that most often you'll find the exact right tool for a job. Eg: in Python you get `dict` ... In Haskell you get very specialized versions of you need them. Do you have integers as
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4y ago
Hmm ... What's your problem with ghci debugging? Iirc it does not work worse then eg pdb. The only problem I encountered regularly was that bugs did only manifest in the optimized versions not in the debugged ones.
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4y ago
Yeah ... I think most people do not realize that most Indian people they interact with are not from the lower classes. I was invited and attended the wedding of my former Indian room mate and only then I realized that his family was pretty
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4y ago
SDG is basically dead afaik ... It still works, but is left to rot away. Signup does not really work anymore and I had to contact the admin to get my new account activated.
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4y ago
Also noteworthy: The pyramids used in Zendo are used in many of Looney Labs other games. I especially liked "Homeworlds" ( https://www.looneylabs.com/games/homeworlds ) which imho does have the potential to be
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4y ago
Slightly off-topic, but does anyone know a "forum" software that is based on a graph instead of list of lists? Something that has some intelligence on top and shows only the most relevant path through a thread (based on replies an
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4y ago
Yep, base 20 with a "sub-base" of 5. I was more surprised that it is a fairly recent system. Apparently it was developed by 9 students in 1994.
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Kaktovik Numerals
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I figured that the most sensible way to install theses is in the cold water path directly in the shower. That way (part of) the heat is recirculated in the shower. The savings then come from having to run less hot water and thereby having t
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I guess 500 moneys is nothing compared to what renovating a bath costs.
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Second time was just two month ago, so not exactly outdated. Maybe geographically? I'm from Germany.
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4y ago
Hmm no ... Maybe I just have been lucky?
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4y ago
Also great for debunking basically every "cool new urban wind turbine" based on the amount of energy in the wind alone: https://www.omnicalculator.com/ecology/wind-turbine
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4y ago
What I stumbled upon recently is heat recovery for showers (e.g. https://www.meanderhr.com/en/2012/meander-at-vvs-dagene-show... ). Seems like a no-brainer once you think about it ... in the worst case of a flow he
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4y ago
Just to mention another event: there is also the 7 day Roguelike challenge: https://7drl.com/
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4y ago
Anecdotal: there are bad things to say about Airbnb... But (for me) their customer service has been top notch. We were twice in a situation were we had to rebook spontaneous, once because the the original host canceled minutes before we arr
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