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by floxy 2y ago
>I'm not sure I see what the advantages of communicating this way would be. Gravitational waves might be the best way to communicate between our world and the dark matter world/dark sector? https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by floxy 2y ago
Your link is the same as the one gumby posted. I'm not seeing a listing of 5 brands, and Ctrl-f for "such as" results in 0 matches. On that page, I see 31 brands listed: Thomas, Sara Lee, Brownberry, Oroweat (sic), Entenma
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by floxy 2y ago
Does anyone know why boarding houses went away? Where it seems like you rent a tiny room with a bed, but have a shared bathroom, shared dining area, etc.. It seems like they were widespread enough to make unremarked appearances in old movi
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by floxy 2y ago
>Repeated exposure can increase severity and sensitivity Where can one learn more about this? I thought allergy immunotherapy was about repeated exposure to the allergen. I'm not up to speed on allergies. Does anyone know how man
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by floxy 2y ago
>when you go to the typical grocery store almost all the baked goods will be from Bimbo regardless of the label Are those those the only brands they produce? I only recognize 3 of those brands, and I can't even be sure I've ev
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by floxy 2y ago
Is this an unusual amount of recalls on a new vehicle? I see 6 for the 2024 Mazda CX-90: https://www.nhtsa.gov/vehicle/2024/MAZDA/CX-90-PHEV/SUV/AWD
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by floxy 2y ago
Mice in space: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7lgj3aZ8dU
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by floxy 2y ago
>Those against abortion have been active for decades. Like 240 decades. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippocratic_Oath
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by floxy 2y ago
Woah, we'll be bored and move on long before Fortran generics will become portable or supported by multiple compilers in 2034. Avant garde.
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by floxy 2y ago
I think we are going to circle back to "Modern" Fortran for a while to try out the parallelism features once generics get finalized in the next release. https://github.com/j3-fortran/generics/
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by floxy 2y ago
Are you still operating on a single stream of characters? I was wondering about something more radical, like you start in the middle of the stream, and one thread parses the forward to the end, and the other parses backwards towards the
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by floxy 2y ago
Now I must really be in the minority. I use 'r' all the time, but never 'R'.
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by floxy 2y ago
Can anyone recommend pointers to find out more about creating programming languages / markup languages that would be more parallel friendly for parsing? Or maybe even embarrassingly parallel? How does that affect the grammar, etc..
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by floxy 2y ago
Interesting. This: let a:String = "a" as String let b:String = "b" as String let c:String = "c" as String let d:String = "d" as String let e:String = "e" as String let n:Int =
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by floxy 2y ago
I found an online Swift Playground, and here is a smaller test case that produces the "unable to type-check this expression in reasonable time" message: print("a" + "b" + "c" + 11 + "d")
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by floxy 2y ago
I found that there are about 180 people (according to the FAQ: https://www.savechandra.org/faq ) working on the project. Anyone know the breakdown of those roles? Like there are: 5 Operators who are responsible for the
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by floxy 2y ago
Yes, I've never written a line of Swift, but these cases don't seem to be of the usual variety that cause Hindley-Milner to blow up. It seems like the Swift compiler source is available, and these test cases are small. This is e
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by floxy 2y ago
Who knows, it may be fixed by now.
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by floxy 2y ago
Glad you mentioned Microchip. The PIC32MK family is MIPS architecture microcontroller, with hardware floating point unit, running at 120 MHz, with a whole slew of peripherals, like 10 MHz unity-gain op-amp, D/A converter, lots of flex
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by floxy 2y ago
Funny, I had the exact opposite experience. For OSH Stencils, they had a scaling issue with their setup that I pointed out to them, and they just shrugged and said that was the nature of the beast essentially and they couldn't do anyt
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by floxy 2y ago
You would probably be surprised what you can do with a $65 hot plate [0], no-refrigeration-required solder paste[1] and the matching laser-cut solder stencil[2]. [0] -- https://www.amazon.com/Soiiw-Microcomputer-Soldering-Pr
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by floxy 2y ago
I think we need a word for "price levels are high". I think some people are using "inflation" in this sense. And then there are others who are using a strict, narrow definition of "inflation" as propaganda (a
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by floxy 2y ago
A long time ago, my wife had to send a photo of her drivers license someone at Facebook to prove that indeed, she was using her real name. I don't know if that option is still available. What's even more funny is that her sister
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by floxy 2y ago
There are water-ice clouds on mars: https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasas-curiosity-rover-captures...
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by floxy 2y ago
> the second half of 2021, which is what I usually think of as the beginning of the post-pandemic period. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=when+did+the+covid-19+pandemic+end... ...seems to indicate that plenty of authorities co
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by floxy 2y ago
Sure. But is there another source that says that brand new unsold cars are routinely scrapped?
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by floxy 2y ago
>due to capacity constraints in Arizona. So, would someone war-game this out for me? A.) This is an accurate piece of information, 1.) ...and either the F-16 is so obsolete that we don't keep adequate training ma
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by floxy 2y ago
I'm assuming that subscription fees for these streaming services are already covered by the various sales taxes/VAT? Which looks to up 15% for a lot of Canadians? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sales_taxes_in_
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by floxy 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intuitionism
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by floxy 2y ago
How do you know something is true if you don't have a proof? It all depends on you views on the philosophy of mathematics. Are there "true" statements that don't have proofs? Some say yes, there are platonic ideas tha

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