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by frabert 8y ago
Isn't this how nitinol wire works?
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by frabert 8y ago
I think choosing to exclude exceptions is a totally fine decision, and I actually think it's the right thing to do in embedded systems where you _cant't_ afford to let an uncaught exception bubble up
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by frabert 8y ago
That would make sense if it wasn't for the fact that many embedded systems are programmed in assembly language, which is not the most easy to follow for people not acquainted with code.
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by frabert 8y ago
Banning the use of namespaces and templates for embedded programming seems arbitrary at best, since they are both completely compile-time features
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by frabert 8y ago
There's also Excelsior Jet
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by frabert 8y ago
What's Up With The Casing On This Site?
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by frabert 8y ago
Or even just a properly-configured firefox
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by frabert 8y ago
As a musician, I noticed something interesting: musicians tend to be _extremely_ conservatives. Guitarists, for example: try telling them to use a solid state (transistor) amp, and wait for the instant explanation of why valves are absolute
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by frabert 8y ago
Note that inhaling heavier-than-air gasses is _way_ more dangerous than inhaling - say - helium, because the latter naturally escapes, the former will tend to remain at the bottom of your lungs (if you stay upright) and will be difficult to
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by frabert 8y ago
When I was in high school I participated to the EEE project (Extreme Energy Events), which used various vapour chamber-like detectors scattered all around Italian schools to calculate the trajectories of muon showers produced by cosmic rays
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by frabert 8y ago
It's easy to do _since less than a year_
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by frabert 9y ago
I would guess that the remarkable fact is exactly that this CPU is still able to work somewhat properly at these extremely out of spec conditions, thus proving a good design/production process/idk
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by frabert 9y ago
The key here is that it's oled: given that it's mostly static as the user above says, it would get pretty bad burn in if it was always on
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by frabert 9y ago
Every speaker is a microphone
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by frabert 9y ago
The important thing is, though: will it be able to self-drive on street? No. It will be the most comfortable car there is for the maker, but it won't drive itself.
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by frabert 9y ago
Because it will crash.
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by frabert 9y ago
The only issue I have with keybase's git service is performance, right now. Otherwise, it's a godsend for personal projects you don't want to make publicly available.
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by frabert 9y ago
> The Prometheus program is making extensive use of new technologies and production methods, including 3-D printing [...] Mmmh... Since when is 3D printing a production method instead of a prototyping one? I'm kind of annoyed that p
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by frabert 9y ago
Many people cannot digest lactose properly. Most people will even "lose" the ability to digest it if it is not drunk/eaten regularly enough
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by frabert 9y ago
I agree, it was (and still is) incredibly fascinating, especially now that I get to look at it from very close. In writing this compatibility layer I am indeed being inspired a library with a similar intent, maybe with a more modern approac
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Cross-platform DirectMusic reproduction(github.com)
3 points by frabert 9y ago|3 comments
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Modern PhysFS wrapper for .NET(github.com)
1 points by frabert 10y ago|0 comments
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C# wrapper for PhysicsFS(github.com)
3 points by frabert 11y ago|0 comments
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by frabert 13y ago
Unfortunately, it seems still quite slow... I have tried running the Life example shipped with LuaWindows and I would say NetLua is DEFINETELY slower. Not gonna lie on that. It's only 2 weeks old, though!
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Free .NET Lua implementation
2 points by frabert 13y ago|2 comments