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This feels the same as a human attending cram school to get better results in tests. Should we abolish them?
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Is there a terminal emulator supporting this mode?
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Yar Har Fiddle Dee Dee
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The page banner / preview image shows the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, and so I clicked in hoping to see some wisdom from a building architect or structural engineer. I am very disappointed to just see something written by MBAs to MBAs ...
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As a Chinx I'm saying this is underrated.
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The third video with that rapid-fire machine sound.. It's my fetish now.
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Check out this classic text which is almost required reading for anyone working with precision mechanical stuff. It mentions ways to measure and machine parts down to millionths of an inch, and stuff like mills and lathes using temperature-
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University of Hong Kong temporarily bans students from using ChatGPT
(scmp.com)
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>Custom Fonts Hell yeah. Finally schematics and PCBs with aesthetic text.
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>0.051mm Holy shucks... How are they even manufactured? I imagine they have really precise grinding tools to make the flutes..
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Canada extends and expands open work permit program for Hong Kong residents
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Say no to clickbait media. The paper quoted in the article is https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abq2105
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PCB manufacturers specify their minimum via sizes. Probably that is the smallest usable drill bit size made in quantities. JLCPCB says minimum 0.2mm so there's what you got. Keep in mind you will need a air bearing spindle that runs at
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4y ago
Also see this crowdsourced alternative. If there are cooks on HN you can send a pull request to add your receipe. https://based.cooking/
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Haha jellyfin would eat through all your memory and cpu time transcoding or remuxing on a SBC. I'm seriously thinking of getting another home server just to run that.
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One anecdote: I know a fresh CMU software engi master grad who has been finding jobs for 4 months with none of them progressing past first interview. Absolutely zero response from US or CA employers. The resume is all fine but the market is
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4y ago
Speaking of CompSci people who cannot into state machines there was one time a contractor wrote some HDL that is a huge number of processes linked to each other with handshaking signals. There are zero state machines in their design. It was
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Macro photography most likely. Microscope images tend not to have bokehs like the ones in the article. You can use flourescent microscopy to make those glow in the dark images but the field of view is about 2 or 3 orders of magnitude too s
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You can selfhost a server for tailscale clients if you feel extra tinfoil-hatty. I am doing it. https://github.com/juanfont/headscale
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Deflecting lightning with a laser lightning rod
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Because it showcases a lifestyle that is almost too sweet for working parents to believe. I thought the writer has to be a full tim mom for her to spend so much time on thi kid. Turns out she is Maria from Warsaw that is also a producer at
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A minute ago it was "Not me, no." Does HN keep comment history?
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I switched to Iceraven [0] last year and never looked back. It is a fork of the new Firefox for Android but with a much longer list of extensions and about:config support. I specifically need the latter to route traffic through a local prox
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Non-binary increments in capacity, as opposed to a doubling in capacity or having 1 extra address bit. From article: Instead of jumping straight from a 32GB DIMM to a 64GB one, DDR5, for the first time, allows for half steps in memory
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*Zero knowledge crypto acceleration with FPGA
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According to their web site, you can visit the place without a US visitor visa from the Canada side. As the only entrance to the library is in the US, all non-American visitors passing through US territory to enter the library must un
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Spoiler: Putting all the notes in a melodic scale than every note on 12-TET makes things sound good.
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I read that at "recursed herself" first... recuse rĭ-kyoo͞z′ transitive verb To disqualify or seek to disqualify (a judge or juror) from participation in the decision in a case, as for personal prejudice against a party or f
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Seems like an interesting language to learn. But I am getting PTSD from writing VHDL which is based on Ada. Is pure Ada's syntax as inconsistent as VHDL's?
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Being marketed as an IIoT device differentiates it from classical "mission critical/rock solid" PLC modules I guess. Treat it as an Arduino with WiF and Ethernet but with friendly screw terminals and connectors instead of nee
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