glitchc

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by glitchc 3mo ago
Not enough numbers or special characters usually.
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by glitchc 3mo ago
You need an angle finder to measure the angles between all relevant surfaces. Then cut the wood according to that.
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by glitchc 3mo ago
I love how people are pushing for Android Auto and CarPlay on the basis of consistency and ubiquity and control, yet fail to realize that their advocacy will reduce what is currently a thriving marketplace filled with unique options to a du
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by glitchc 3mo ago
Location: North America Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Email: glitchc@gmail.com Gist: Generalist looking for some contract work. Extensive experience coding in C/C++, C#, Java and Python for embedded and safety-critical systems. F
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by glitchc 3mo ago
The US has always been a country of immigrants; the Constitution recognizes and enshrines this fact. Amending this rule requires a federal supermajority (66% in House and Senate) or a state majority (66% of state legislatures vote in favor
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by glitchc 3mo ago
$600+ billion doesn't seem like much. I was expecting more tbh.
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by glitchc 3mo ago
Sure, I'm well-aware, and am also aware that someone familiar with a GUI-based way of doing something on one OS may seek the same, or similar, GUI on another (new) OS. It's a familiar anchor in a sea of unknown, a natural thing to
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by glitchc 3mo ago
apt install putty seems... useful? Don't get it.
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by glitchc 3mo ago
No safe low radiation dose, you say? Well then, you had better stay away from red meat, brazil nuts and even bananas. Consumed them already, you say? Well I guess you're screwed then.
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by glitchc 3mo ago
Extortion is my business -- Ernst Blofeld
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by glitchc 4mo ago
There's another factor to consider: If what you physically own requires a proprietary platform to play or operate, then you don't actually own it. Sure, the disc with version 1.0.0 of the media/game may be in your possession,
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by glitchc 4mo ago
It's not benign. An attacker could surf multiple IDs until they find one lowrr than their own and pay it instead. It's a viable attack. If the store disputes it, you can demonstrate that you paid and produce a receipt.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
All the money they save on water cooling will be spent on massive undersea fiber lines to move the data to and from the island.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
I think this trend will only change once institutions like the NYTimes go bankrupt. Younger generations already aren't interested in what they are peddling.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
The quality of gunplay (sounds, feedback, enemy reactions) is a surprisingly big, yet underrated part of an FPS. Far Cry looked great but was hard to enjoy as the gunplay was crap. A big reason why Quake 2 was so popular was that the super-
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by glitchc 4mo ago
We were talking about digital payments right? Cash isn't digital.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
Into the pockets of the leaders. The people will pay for it through a cut of oil profits for the foreseeable future.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
The key difference is that they all require identity to use and can be traced back to a person.
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US issues Executive Order to accelerate PQC adoption(whitehouse.gov)
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by glitchc 4mo ago
We create doors that physically limit access to one person at a time.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
PIDs are great but notoriously hard to tune. They require deep insight into the underlying physical phenomena to get right. They are also rather rigid and cannot adjust well to a changing environment (temperature and humidity can fluctuate
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by glitchc 4mo ago
Thank you for writing this article, there's a deep and powerful insight illustrated here: An observer using the system experiences different statistics from the system operator. By extension, taking an average of observer experiences l
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by glitchc 4mo ago
Are you sure? The warranty is on the car, not the owner. Almost all manufacturers (except Tesla) transfer automatically and are based on mileage.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
It's important to note that the US has the largest number of Protestants (across all denominations) among all countries.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
Once they feed your data into the training dataset, they can delete the individualized copy. The training dataset is, of course, a trade secret that can never be exposed without causing serious harm to the company's model, or equivalen
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by glitchc 4mo ago
That can't be right. The old network must've had a problem somewhere. I'm running 10G copper throughout the house and my latency is ~1ms from the office upstairs to the server in the basement (across three switches). Using mo
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by glitchc 4mo ago
640KB still enough for everyone?
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by glitchc 4mo ago
Given that I get ~1 ms between basement and upstairs, going through three switches, this is indeed a sad state of affairs.
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by glitchc 4mo ago
We do not perceive the world as a series of still frames. Any UI forcing that upon us is unnatural and will break immersion in subtle and unexpected ways. Apple and macOS may have their faults but the UI design is head and shoulders above a
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by glitchc 4mo ago
This is great but ultimately unactionable advice, which makes it worse than useless because it sounds good at first brush but upon inspection turns out to be ridiculous. There is more code out there than is readable by any human being in th

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