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by gte525u 3y ago
bls.gov
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by gte525u 3y ago
In space they still use similar methods. A different division of a company I used to work for built star trackers for satellites.
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by gte525u 3y ago
It's a bit obscure but 127.x.x.x is a /8. So you have quite a few loopback IPs/port combos. I've tested it and it works with Windows, Linux, GHS integrity.
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by gte525u 3y ago
This is the killer use-case outside of the web. Embedding untrusted/semi-trusted code into a bigger application or runtime and exposing a specific API to it.
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by gte525u 3y ago
Python had significant traction back in the late '90s (~1.4/1.5). It was perl vs python vs TCL (possibly vs Guile) back then. Cross platform and the ease of integrating to other codebases (both extension and embedding) are two p
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by gte525u 3y ago
ITAR and other regulatory issues - being the primary. Not all users are on Office 365 GCC High.
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by gte525u 3y ago
At least my journey was more slashdot => digg => reddit. Reddit seemed to really take off when digg self immolated during their redesign.
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by gte525u 3y ago
I had a similar story with a friend in college in the 2000's. He would always hit Ctrl-z'd to "close" emacs when logged into the server which would've been fine if he wasn't using screen or tmux as well. At s
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by gte525u 3y ago
Type annotations, mypy, lots of documentation. Where python falls down is the flexibility - if you aren't careful it's write only.
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by gte525u 3y ago
The US trains for this but I'm not sure it's needed domestically. FAA funds local and regional airports - there are plenty of airstrips all over that could accommodate a fighter or a C130.
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by gte525u 3y ago
FWIW - I've worked with both rebase workflows and merge workflows. If you rebase a long lived branch what breaks is /your/ code not the rest of the codebase in a rebase workflow vs the opposite being true with merges.
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by gte525u 3y ago
Can't you just add .json to different urls to get it that way?
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by gte525u 3y ago
FWIW - I was able to do this using a pocketbeagle. We even did this for a small run product where Octavo SIP exposed USB Serial and Ethernet via gadget, and then was a host on the USB1 side.
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by gte525u 3y ago
I started using Chrome plugin RYS that does something similar - where youtube functions but recommendations are removed. It's helped consumption dramatically. I'm kinda wondering if I need to do the same for reddit and hacker n
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by gte525u 3y ago
He values his privacy - I believe he's an MD. The engineering is just a hobby.
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by gte525u 4y ago
Is non-commercial license still a thing? I tried to get one a few years ago and they told me to it wasn't available.
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by gte525u 4y ago
I recently set this up (on debian) for an embedded linux project. Using this I was able to mount an image within a chroot and manipulate it using the target's system commands and run both the executable and unit tests for the target p
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by gte525u 4y ago
This is the opposite of a blockchain in that there are centralized, trusted authorities (FAA, EASA) distributing this info.
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by gte525u 4y ago
It's old enough the mid-life upgrade (MLU) program is happening for it.
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by gte525u 4y ago
Josh Bloch did a good google tech talk on general aspects of API design. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heh4OeB9A-c
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by gte525u 4y ago
Airworthiness directive indicates 51. https://ad.easa.europa.eu/blob/2020-06-14.pdf/AD_US-2020-06-...
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by gte525u 4y ago
C the complete reference - it's part tutorial, part reference, part project book. At the end, there is project where it walks you though making a mini-c interpreter. That project is very approachable and to be honest - that alone i
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by gte525u 4y ago
BSPs were a mix usually Apache or some more permissive license for common dev boards. They had something more limiting for the kernel. I'm kinda surprised I haven't seen a bootleg version of it floating around somewhere onlin
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by gte525u 4y ago
QNX's docs[1] are some of the easier ones to read. The neutrino kernel briefly had it's source code available. [1] https://www.qnx.com/developers/docs/6.3.0SP3/neutrino/
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by gte525u 4y ago
Rates and price of bonds are inversely related. This move implies the market expects longer periods of higher interest rates (and thus lower growth).
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by gte525u 4y ago
I'm definitely curious. As a software guy who occasionally does a test or automation fixture, I find the workflow of most EDAs a bit strange. It seems to actively discourage reuse. Everyone seems to have their own stash of footprints
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by gte525u 4y ago
the parent comment means something like render based off of homomorphic encryption.
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by gte525u 4y ago
It's not uncommon to split front end and back end logic into modules. I've seen lots of projects where the business logic is even shared between a suite of applications. But it's very unusual to split it over an RPC/IPC
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by gte525u 4y ago
Yes. I don't think anyone knows for sure - like 7.12% seemed amazing at the time but we didn't expect an oil shock or a war in europe. Bear in mind there are some other technicalities with i-bonds. They are all documented on the
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by gte525u 4y ago
It's not really golden. It' just i-bond inflation rates are high at the moment. The bond rates are set per 6 month window - but you get it relative to the purchase date. So if you buy before the last possible day before the rate

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