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Microsecond Accurate NTP with a Raspberry Pi and PPS GPS(austinsnerdythings.com)
4 points by frutiger 3y ago|0 comments
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by frutiger 3y ago
> So in other words you don’t eat that yourself and prefer to eat either high end quality food (that’s unlikely to have questionable ingredients and tastes good) or bake at home? Seems we are not so different after all. Sure -- I never s
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by frutiger 3y ago
> It really depends on where you draw the line between “humans” and “hairless monkeys” "hairless apes" -- we diverged from monkeys around 20 MYA.
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by frutiger 3y ago
> And here I thought “Yeasts are eukaryotic, single-celled microorganisms classified as members of the fungus kingdom”. Yes, but write out all the chemicals inside them the way you did for the wonder bread. > As an aside, anyone think
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by frutiger 3y ago
Just wait until you find out what yeast is made of.
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by frutiger 3y ago
If the human body reacted badly to ingesting indigestible items, we'd have been (rightfully?) extinct a long time ago.
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by frutiger 3y ago
How much energy do you need to put into a human for it to calculate a 10 digit multiplication?
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Python 3.12 Preview: Static Typing Improvements(realpython.com)
16 points by frutiger 3y ago|6 comments
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by frutiger 3y ago
It was a pretty bad app. I’m surprised you’ll miss it.
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by frutiger 3y ago
> People are beginning to be much more choosy with what site they click through to. I would love to believe you (especially as someone who exclusively uses Kagi now); but do you have statistical data on this, as it pertains to the median
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by frutiger 3y ago
They are more likely to be found in SSHFP records.
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by frutiger 3y ago
Overall a great point, but the world is not packed with the Imperial system, almost everyone uses Metric.
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by frutiger 3y ago
I haven’t seen the video (and likely will not) but there is a similar “shower thought” that vision is also energy of a given range of frequency, just like hearing.
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by frutiger 3y ago
There was also a separate claim in 1967 that Paul had died and was replaced by William Shears (the “Billy Shears” referenced in Sgt. Pepper lyrics). Some experts were saying the bass guitar’s style had fundamentally changed between the prio
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by frutiger 3y ago
I agree. But in some sense it’s even more wonderful that your phone can (probably) render 1080p60 video without skipping a beat. Not to mention that it is transmitted over thin air, originating from someone (probably) thousands of miles awa
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by frutiger 3y ago
> you get the $100 back. It doesn’t account for inflation?
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by frutiger 3y ago
The following is probably not relevant for bun. But as an aside: Most programs should bind to port 0 and let the OS allocate a free port and then report the resulting port to any future clients.
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by frutiger 3y ago
> W: "Another one?! You already have one for the house and one for the office... Where is this one going to go?" You might be confusing “wife is interested in my hobbies” with “wife is not happy”. The former is what you describ
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by frutiger 3y ago
> unworthy of discussion to every couple. “Unworthy of discussion” vs. “isn’t going to be happy” is a good way to move the goalposts. I suppose I’m just tired of the juvenile meme of “my wallet is going to hurt” or “my wife [almost alway
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by frutiger 3y ago
Unless GP is close to destitute, bickering over spending $400 on their primary tool that presumably keeps them gainfully employed is the literal definition of micromanagement. I do have a partner and she has autonomy over the money we earn
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by frutiger 3y ago
Your wife micromanages your budget?
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by frutiger 3y ago
> I too had thought it [OpenSSH] was key linux ssh infrastructure. As a side note, OpenSSH is quite independent of the Linux ecosystem. It is developed as part of OpenBSD. openssh-portable is provided as a standalone software package tha
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by frutiger 3y ago
I once read that this is why the MSVC compiler didn't support two-pass template instantiation until very recently: the original compiler implemented templates almost like a macro that re-emitted a stream of tokens with the template par
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by frutiger 3y ago
Sounds pretty cool. Which hardware platforms does it target (even if they are virtual)? Is there a way to run it?
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by frutiger 3y ago
Alan Turing (on the £5 note) and Isambard Kingdom Brunel maybe?
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by frutiger 3y ago
I presume this was posted in relation to the fringe claim on an article posted earlier today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37197977 .
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by frutiger 3y ago
L is the Lagrangian, not a Path. The action W is the Lagrangian integrated (or summed) along a path.
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by frutiger 3y ago
Ah yes. That fine scholar who authored among several notable works the outstanding “To the Finland Station: A Study in the Writing and Acting of History”. A landmark work that every successful actor has read and every aspiring author must r
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by frutiger 3y ago
But the physics is the same. High density of energy potential is a recipe for rapid release of thermal energy. It applies for anything, whether it’s a battery, explosives or a tank of gas. That’s why the question as posed specifically with
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by frutiger 3y ago
Isn’t the same true of a tank of gas?

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