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by fortysixdegrees 4y ago
14 million... Wow. Capital really is looking for a place to run to right now
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Elon Musk declares end to remote working at Tesla(bbc.com)
6 points by fortysixdegrees 4y ago|2 comments
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by fortysixdegrees 4y ago
I was finding this hard then wanted to see how long it would take to solve just quickly sliding randomly. Turns out very quick! If the number of moves was limited this wouldn't work
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by fortysixdegrees 4y ago
Cursor arrow key layout fail. Devs use cursor keys more than anyone and they didn't prioritise a layout you can easily hit with muscle memory. I know because my current laptop has a layout like this machine and it sucks
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by fortysixdegrees 4y ago
I did a similar study many years ago then actually moved to the city. It was wonderful, the climate was perfect for me. Moderate all year, low humidity, low wind and rain. Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico was the answer for me. I will move ba
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by fortysixdegrees 4y ago
The only fiction I get any pleasure from is comedy.
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
My dream would be bidirectional openAPI. I used it for a project and liked it but after the generators are run, making changes becomes more not less work to keep the spec and code in sync. Something like this would be amazing if it could be
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
Could you elaborate on why it's useful. I don't get it but I'm intrigued
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
Is there anything in the algorithm which would preclude an efficient CUDA implementation?
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
I did a more comprehensive version of this analysis many years ago, and ended up moving to Guanajuato, Guanajuato Mexico as a result. And the climate was... Perfect.
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
Really, they top out at 1200MW and not 1210MW?! Come on now
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
Would love for an easier to follow explanation of this
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
Something is up with your setup. Check that the active antenna you are using meets the F9Ps relatively high gain requirements for the LNA amplifier. Actual impact on accuracy for outdoor short baseline rtk should be close to non existent.
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
This shouldn't be awesome. This should be normal, but it's not. Bravo Valve, nice work
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
GIMP. If it didn't exist someone would probably have started a fresh effort for an OSS Photoshop alternative which doesn't suck. I've tried soooo hard for decades to become comfortable in GIMP but I can never get close.
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
Would be a good PhD subject, studying this place through that lens
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
In surprised they didn't have a movable device to block one or more mirrors at a time. You'd imagine that would make this process much quicker
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
This is the best comment I've seen on HN in years.
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
W203 nailed it. I'm a hazard light trigger happy driver, and I can hit it without looking, but if you weren't used to it you would find it immediately. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZWS4sYKT0hU/maxresdefault.jpg
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
VLC is pretty close
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
I would be interested to hear people here smarter than me explain why PID is better than some simple explicit control logic made by a person. They work well, but you have to tune it properly and don't have much flexibility to add in pr
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
Get a B1B2 visa, move (kinda) to the US, socialise, then the answer will present its self. Source: been there, ish.
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
Interesting. You would have to invert the voltage on D+ and D- when it's in backwards. Or flip the lines somehow. Nice little puzzle that one
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
Interesting. I'm flirting with the idea of ordering boards with all the easy to get discretes on there then finishing by baking on the hard to get chips I have in stock with lower temp solder paste. I would need to cut out the parts of
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
What assembly house did you use?
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
Although I guess once it's in orbit, and major problems could be sorted out over the following years with manned repair missions, like they did with hubble
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
A banana?
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
I have bad sleep aponea, so awake up constantly through the night. I am also very creative. It never occurred to me these things may be linked. My new CPAP machine may stifle my creativity. Huh
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
I have shooting cannons from post 2000 (New Zealand)
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by fortysixdegrees 5y ago
Comments on his comments of their comments on his comments on the various ivermectin studies here please

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