guywhocodes

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by guywhocodes 5y ago
Been eyeing it for a while now gotta admit. The desktop setup I'm looking at would be pretty expensive with both that and a thunderbolt dock. So annoying I can't get a thunderbolt dock with SFP+ directly instead.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
This would be so much nicer if it was SFP+, 10GBASE-T transceivers are too expensive still IMO.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
I shutdown the credit card i was using. They're intentionally making it hard and I decided it was less work to update payment methods on everything else.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
I use two types of notebooks. One where I don't care about structure or content. I just write whatever I'm thinking about as I think it when tackling hard or large problems. Kind of like an unstructured unspecific mind-map. I find
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
Not everyone is a power user. At this time I was in university and Linux went from a reasonable choice to an unreasonable due to sound not working again. If you care about real world usage, PA set us back years when Ubuntu made it default.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
I'm grateful we got a reasonable system out of PA eventually but damn it took time and I agree it is today better than what we had with ALSA. But as I remember it audio sucked with ALSA until it didn't and then we had about two go
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
I don't know about (2). Alsa "just worked" when pulse audio was released and PA did not "just work" for like 8 years after the first release. Seems like software history revisionism to me.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
For sure a friend of mine had a very old EPA, it would be about 70 years today if it still exists. It could not go faster than 50kph because the handling combined with imbalance in something almost shook it off the road while going "st
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
Has been impossible to buy new in my geography for 6 months already. I had my old one stolen in September and now doomed to the >6" life it seems.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
I complain every day that there are essentially zero android phones that fit in my one hand any more. Everything is larger than 6" these days
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
That's where LISTEN comes in. It's very simple to write this loop perfectly correct.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
Interesting project, will give this a shot.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
I only read the abstract and it suggests a direction of causation that the experiment does not give. I'll read this in full when I have time but I would be very surprised if the causation is not completely reverse of what is suggested.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
My understanding is that it's not as total as insulin deficiency and of course that the function is not as critical has caused it to go largely unnoticed.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
I don't think the process was developed specifically for insulin production but rather arbitrary protein synthesis. And we just applied existing technology to insulin production. Anyway this was like mid 70s so there probably were no o
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
Yeah sadly that is what the marketing term means. Personally my bar would be fully automatic and insulin and glucagon at a a minimum.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
Insulin from animals have not been used for human injections in like 4 decades. We use synthetic insulin-like proteins these days. And they are produced typically by modified e-coli. This product does not produce insulin, like other insulin
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
Louis Rossman has taught me to be welcoming of things like these but skeptical. Until this is in real consumers hands and reasonable rates and effort I will consider it a big maybe.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
Yeah like being nagged on that you should async your fstat calls, which makes them four times slower.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
You can do this with gadget mode, the g_serial module.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
This is the real question, my money is on 5-10%.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
There were competitors back then, I remember when docker was announced and their huge investment. To a large degree that broke us, we could not compete with free. Nor was docker safe to bundle in our application, now about a decade later it
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
No, I lived in China, I got two know locals with wildly different opinions and reasons for thinking what they do. They idea that there is any non-controlled wide-spanning media where this could be discovered is I'm afraid laughable.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
Yeah I don't know how we could possibly validate that. It's similar to, but not the same as, measuring this in North Korea.
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
This is a meaningless wall of text since you did not read my original message. It is an attempt, one of so many, to victim blame. You might think that's not what you are doing because it is ok to attack any of the millions of statement
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
I've had crippling chest pains and ended up in the ER after a heartattack-like symptoms later to be determined as "spasms with unknown cause". My cardiologist can't diagnose it, says he need and MRI which I would have to
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
The main assumption that is incorrect here is that there is no alternative to the mRNA vaccines targeting the spike protein. I'm not against vaccination but I would not recommend it to anyone after what it did to my body. Whatever it i
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
I personally know three persons that got some degree of chest pain. I had worse symptoms than they did, now 3 months later I can let my heart rate hit maximum, which is significantly lower than before. My cardiologist says that without an M
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
People how hate naggers don't like levenshtein either
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by guywhocodes 5y ago
"Foreign worker" means being on a work-visa, in Singapore this means you have very few rights and your stay is motivated only by your job. You get 30d to land a new job and pass the visa process, which takes minimum two weeks. Or

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