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by floxy 5mo ago
>now-fringe architectures like MIPS For those not in the know, Microchip still produces MIPS microcontrollers: https://www.microchip.com/en-us/products/microcontrollers/32...
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by floxy 5mo ago
>(3) THIS ARTICLE 30 DOES NOT APPLY TO: (e) AN OPERATING SYSTEM PROVIDER OR DEVELOPER THAT DISTRIBUTES AN OPERATING SYSTEM OR APPLICATION UNDER LICENSE TERMS THAT PERMIT A RECIPIENT TO COPY, REDISTRIBUTE, AND MODIFY THE SOFTWARE WITHOUT
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by floxy 5mo ago
(5)(a) "COVERED APPLICATION" MEANS A CONSUMER SOFTWARE APPLICATION THAT IS ACCESSED THROUGH A COVERED APPLICATION STORE AND THAT MAY BE RUN OR DIRECTED BY A USER ON A DEVICE. (b) "COVERED APPLICATION" DOES NOT INCLUDE: (
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by floxy 5mo ago
>just https://duckduckgo.com/?ia=web&q=control+theory
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by floxy 5mo ago
Nice! Needs just a tweak to prevent the overshoot and bounce when going from high to low.
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by floxy 5mo ago
So I haven't watched this video. But in the age of deepfakes, with a click bait title, why should I believe video anymore? Especially "rare, lost" ones? And presumably ones with a point to push? What do HNers do to assess
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by floxy 5mo ago
>The vehicle swept away was unoccupied and there were no injuries...
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by floxy 5mo ago
The time-honored way of learning about monads is to write a monad tutorial. Monads provide an order dependency (that along with some hidden strictness for I/O and the like) which allows the side-effecting to be isolated from the &quot
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by floxy 5mo ago
>It's relaxing and has a skill curve such that there's a trick to it but with a bit of practice, you can be someone who is really good at soldering, too. There is a similar vibe with TIG welding as well.
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by floxy 5mo ago
>A proper reflow oven is better, of course, but that's pricey. You can do a lot worse than a $55 temperature controlled hot plate. Plus you can watch the magic happen. Of course that only works for single sided boards. I've
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by floxy 5mo ago
Upcoming Amazon Prime Day? https://www.zdnet.com/article/my-sleeper-phone-deal-for-prim...
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by floxy 5mo ago
Washington State has grocery stores that sell fountain drinks. Yoke's: https://shop.yokesfreshmarkets.com/store/yokes-fresh-market/... ...also WinCo Foods. Or at least the closest one to me does, right next
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by floxy 5mo ago
I wonder what ever happened with the stream poisoning effort on a creek that ran through his ranch. That was bit of a thing growing-up back in Montana in the 90s, where the billionaire outsider wanted to poison the stream to kill off one s
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by floxy 5mo ago
Isn't the concern with over the air updates and back-doors? As in, if the citizens in county A buy country B's cars, and now there is a tiff between the two countries, country B could potentially brick all of those vehicles in co
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by floxy 5mo ago
>Ford seemed to have lost interest in the F-150 lightning. Here's to hoping their EV Maverick is still on track: Ford Teases New Details About Its $30K EV Truck Coming Next Year https://www.caranddriver.com/news&#x2F
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by floxy 5mo ago
Hmm, why not? For the astable configuration, you could use a 100F capacitor with R1 = 10 Meg and R2 = 7.5 Meg, for a 55 year period. Base current for the Threshold NPN will come from the Trigger PNP (and hopefully temperature drift matche
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by floxy 5mo ago
>I do think laws should be based on consistent principles. https://repository.law.wisc.edu/s/uwlaw/item/27617
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by floxy 5mo ago
There is always `trace`. https://wiki.haskell.org/Debugging#Printf_and_friends
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by floxy 5mo ago
> (syntax-rules ...) The very first time I tried to use it, I ran into its limitations syntax-case is the general purpose construct to use. syntax-rules is a restricted, easy-things-should-be-easy construct. https://www.schem
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by floxy 5mo ago
So you want to line the equals signs up or similar? let f = 9 fo = 10 foo = 123 in f+fo+foo vs. let f = 9 fo = 10 foo = 123 in f+fo+foo
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by floxy 5mo ago
Obligatory "The Evolution of a Haskell Programmer": https://people.willamette.edu/~fruehr/haskell/evolution.html
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by floxy 5mo ago
>And then it's also spiced by the most bizarre indentation rules Are you mixing tabs and spaces? Maybe an example here would help. >overloading of literals (heaven, why???) No, this is important, so that default strings don&#x27
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by floxy 5mo ago
notable adjective no· ta· ble ˈnō-tə-bəl for sense 2 also 1 a : worthy of note : remarkable | a *notable* improvement https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/notable
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by floxy 5mo ago
How do those carpets handle in the snow?
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by floxy 5mo ago
Only that they are worthy of noting. If there is a modern system, but it happens to suck for some reason, you don't have to mention that one. So feel free to strike that "notable". Which American cities have modern train s
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by floxy 5mo ago
>modern trains. Even some American cities have them. Which American cities have notable modern train systems? Not Portland, or NYC, or Washington DC.
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by floxy 5mo ago
Thoughts on Idris?
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by floxy 5mo ago
I don't know what short-distance data communications will be like in 2050, but we know it will be called USB.
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by floxy 6mo ago
What's the latest with Intel's Management Engine / Minix that runs on every Intel chipset? Is that still a thing? Did they harden it? Or can you still get access? https://www.zdnet.com/article/minix-in
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by floxy 6mo ago
Yes, I guess we should hope for a lot of M6 quakes in the near term. Or hope that in 100 years the infrastructure will be much more quake resilient than today.

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