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by hackcasual 4y ago
The "good" news is no mod support, so it could be worse
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by hackcasual 4y ago
There's a lot of little use cases. Hand free cooking stuff (set a timer, home many tablespoons in a pint). Device control, faster to turn off a TV with voice than dig for the remote, or play a playlist/skip songs. None of those re
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by hackcasual 4y ago
Most of my 30 something friends have ditched their Alexa's and Google assistant devices because of concerns around security and privacy. The ability to say "set a timer for 30 minutes" is nice, but not enough to invite always
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by hackcasual 4y ago
It's an interesting question. Radiant heating from the sun should be improved, and the lower air density should slow heat loss due to conduction
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by hackcasual 4y ago
It's unlikely. There's a diversity of mathematical approaches represented, including some who's underlying systems have been studied for the last 50 years
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by hackcasual 4y ago
This one is going to suck for the other crypto, Bitcoin/Ethereum/etc. SIKE had the best performance in terms of public key size, under 400 bits. The next smallest I think is HQC which is 2k. So now signed block chain transactions
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by hackcasual 4y ago
Just got a Retroid Pocket 2+. There's good support for Dosbox with the RetroArch dosbox-pure core, and having a trip down memory lane playing the commander keen games
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by hackcasual 4y ago
I believe the agreement would require him to finance the deal directly From the proxy agreement > cause the Equity Investor [Musk] to fund the Equity Financing, or to enforce the Equity Investor's obligation to fund the Equity Finan
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by hackcasual 4y ago
Splurged on the Raritan 101, after I was unimpressed with the PiKVM's framerate. I use it to keep my work laptop in a closet to reduce noise and desk clutter. One of the best $500 I've spent.
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by hackcasual 4y ago
Just this weekend I made a project to hookup my standing desk and treadmill to Home Assistant, and used ESPHome as the coordinator. Took me a bit to understand how to add custom components, but once I did, got a nice collection of buttons a
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by hackcasual 4y ago
Topaz was also used for long tail books, as there was a pipeline that could convert the high resolution search inside the book scans with minimal amount of human work. At the time OCR wasn't an option, so it used glyph binning similar
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by hackcasual 4y ago
I would choose MOCA over Powerline. Powerline trips AFCI breakers, is really sensitive to other devices and wiring quality, add even in best conditions seems to perform worse (in my experience).
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by hackcasual 4y ago
Yeah, this shit creates chaos and makes it impossible to get a good read on the market. Wouldn't be surprised to see a record BTC ATH, though for ignominious reasons
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by hackcasual 4y ago
With this primitive type of system, pseudorandom is your best chance to get accurate correlation. You want each burst to differ in as many of the positions for maximum discrimination. If you're just incrementing, every other pair of me
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by hackcasual 5y ago
I've got a set of Game Science dice, and while they measure very consistently, the very sharp edges, even with flashing removed do seem to cause them bias. If you leave the flashing on, then it gets even worse.
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by hackcasual 5y ago
Interesting, looks like this is bit arithmetic related, as it looks like even complex expressions seems to be handled fine, as long as there's no bit ops.
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by hackcasual 5y ago
How does this differ from existing LLVM interprocedural optimizations? Particularly value propagation sounds like it would handle a lot of these cases. > You might have heard of dead-code elimination, an LLVM optimization pass that remov
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by hackcasual 5y ago
Databases. Early high traffic internet services
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by hackcasual 5y ago
The flip side to that is headless browsers have gotten a lot better
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by hackcasual 5y ago
Weight limits are per-vehicle.
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by hackcasual 5y ago
Kind of surprisingly, from the opposite end of complexity surprise, for me was getting a Google Fi data only SIM working on an esp32 arduino type environment. Using Lilygo's T-SIM7000G and about an hour of coding got me pinging an MQTT
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by hackcasual 5y ago
I don't think that's the case. He'd only get in trouble if he reproduced the "substantial literary expression." The actual list of ingredients and step-by-step procedure aren't copyrightable.
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by hackcasual 5y ago
Or they could have generational wealth. This whole thing reminds me of the ugliness that was the anti-welfare propaganda of the 70's
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by hackcasual 5y ago
Sorry, edited to actually complete my thought in the first sentence. While I do agree, in general a lot of novel ideas get dismissed out-of-hand, a conversation about to what extent an idea engages with the existing community/literatur
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by hackcasual 5y ago
I would disagree that pointing out a paper or idea has no cites to existing work is a shallow critique. It at the very least means the commenter glanced through the content. And while it's possible for someone who's an amateur to
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by hackcasual 5y ago
I learned so much math when I looked into RLWE based lattice crypto. Some times it just takes a distinct use case to have something click
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by hackcasual 5y ago
You want to use hex whenever byte aligned data is going to be compressed. Base64 quadruples byte level symbols
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by hackcasual 5y ago
Driving without due care and attention
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by hackcasual 5y ago
musl is also key for the Emscripten project.
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by hackcasual 5y ago
This brings back memories. The BASIC version of this was the first thing I ever learned programming from Edit: https://archive.org/details/ibm-basic-reference/page/n93/mod...

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