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by frahs 9y ago
I feel like this comment missed the point of my original comment. By "music stand", I meant some device capable of holding the binder up. Consider instead a camera tripod with the top modified to hold a binder.
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by frahs 9y ago
Is PCIe really the bottleneck for storage devices? I haven't measured experimentally to see, but just off the top of my head, it seems like an x4 PCIe 3.0 slot should be able to keep up with everything but the latest SSD's (and fo
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by frahs 9y ago
You're totally overcomplicating this -- all they need is literally a music stand that they keep with their binders -- when you take a binder out, bring the stand with you to the platform and mount the binder on the stand on the platfor
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by frahs 9y ago
Waymo has a partnership with lyft right now, so that would be pretty tricky
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by frahs 9y ago
FPGA's don't have a runtime or execution. Think of an FPGA like a bunch of logic gates you connect. If you have further questions I can try to answer them.
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by frahs 9y ago
As an arrogant 20-something year old, I disagree :P. An important distinction to make here is whether you're teaching someone to intuitively reason about something or to logically calculate it precisely. I think as long as someone gras
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by frahs 9y ago
It's not the skepticism. It's the lack of perspective. You can be perfectly balanced and skeptical, but your readers will not necessarily take away your perspective if you don't provide some amount of contrast/consider d
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by frahs 9y ago
This chart in the article makes me suspicious: https://assets.bwbx.io/images/users/iqjWHBFdfxIU/i_t8UFPOJVk... The nurses who took 6 hour workdays took roughly the same number of sick days two years later as
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by frahs 9y ago
I think the reality is more subtle than this. I'm currently working at a large company with a lot of job security. In 5-10 years, I would like to see myself working at a startup. But only for maybe 5 years max, and then I'd like t
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by frahs 10y ago
Ah yes, because big houses and with backyards are just so affordable in silicon valley ;P (/s)
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by frahs 10y ago
there's probably a cooler internal name for it.
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by frahs 10y ago
I think it's possible to be truthful, direct and blunt while still being nice and thoughtful. There's a false association between someone who is a jerk and someone who is willing to disagree.
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by frahs 10y ago
You actually don't have to put ! In front of make. Vim has makefile integration. If all you're doing is typing make, you can do :make. For a custom build command, you can set the variable makeprg, and :make will execute that inste
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by frahs 10y ago
I think you're confusing being terse with being bad at communicating. Original comment isn't talking about giving useless answers, they are talking about removing flowery language from emails and keeping them as short as possible
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by frahs 10y ago
All these things are exactly what's I'd do 99% of the time with the underlying calls, and I'm glad c++11 does them for me. It's like... Well duh, this is exactly the concept of abstraction.
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by frahs 10y ago
This isn't a party
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by frahs 10y ago
Why does the drone have to be wheeled out on tracks so far away from the shop for takeoff? It looks like this center may have been used for early testing where they were less confident in the drone's ability to takeoff Also, it's
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by frahs 10y ago
For what it's worth, I though the gifs were funny and liked them. But there's the whole tradeoff of adding extra clutter. I a few GIFs can definitely split up the article a bit and make it easier to read, but too many can also be
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by frahs 10y ago
Their hands probably always have to be on the joystick, following it's motion. That way if anything goes wrong, they can take over faster. That doesn't mean the car isn't in auto-drive.
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by frahs 10y ago
There's a difference between biased reporting and citizens being forbidden from talking about something online. If you made the same post but about some Chinese politician and in China, you could get in trouble for that.
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by frahs 11y ago
What are you more afraid of? Rejection from a company you never have to talk to again OR your family being unhappy as a result of you 1) being unhappy with your job 2) feeling like you aren't doing as much as you can or should. This mi
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by frahs 11y ago
I like cooking too. But a lot of the times for lunch I don't feel like making something. Then I have to bring it with me to class and that means there's an extra container to clean at the end of the day. Also, I don't usually
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by frahs 13y ago
I believe we've had technology similar to this for a long time, is there anything new with this in particular? I believe the biggest problem is the formation of scar tissue around the implanted electrodes. This reduces the strength of