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by hknapp 6y ago
Cell phones need high resolution to render crisp text, not for games
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by hknapp 6y ago
I wonder if these second hand would do well for cheap compute horsepower.
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by hknapp 6y ago
This is interesting. What are the stats (percentages) on those who get "Long Covid" by age group?
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by hknapp 6y ago
Thanks. It was inspired by an Uncle Bob example.
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by hknapp 6y ago
y = m * x + b can refer to the distance a car has traveled over time at a fixed speed with a starting point as well as the cost of ordering a certain quantity of an item with a fixed shipping cost that's my best attempt at an example
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by hknapp 6y ago
Anything like this, but for vim?
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by hknapp 6y ago
That chart can be handy, but learning vim from it is like learning German by memorizing every possible sentence. I recommend https://danielmiessler.com/study/vim/ for those trying to learn vim
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by hknapp 6y ago
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. In hacking, a shellcode is a small piece of code used as the payload in the exploitation of a software vulnerability.
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by hknapp 6y ago
Go onto a conservative forum and you will see people happy that this is happening. Do the same on a liberal forum and you will see the same.
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by hknapp 6y ago
What would you recommend?
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by hknapp 6y ago
Did anyone else zoom in?
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Mouseless(addons.mozilla.org)
1 points by hknapp 6y ago|0 comments
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by hknapp 6y ago
When i first started programming and before i had learned of structs, my intuition led me to organize data with arrays of fields. Turns out, i was on to something.
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by hknapp 6y ago
I have been trying to get customers to send us GTIN's to our API because most of the players in our industry come up with wacky naming schemes for their parts and the GTIN's leave no room for guessing
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by hknapp 6y ago
For C, default vim comes with: (somewhat) intelligent complete (ccomplete) debugging (termdebug) jump to definition (ctags) reference finding (cscope) file explorer (netrw)
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by hknapp 6y ago
Archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20200821100727/https://www.kdeve...
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by hknapp 6y ago
What, would you say, are the most common misconceptions among these rural people?
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by hknapp 6y ago
Can you make phone calls on the pine phone?
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by hknapp 6y ago
Nice to see that they are supporting GCN. Does anyone have any experience with OpenACC and GCN?
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OpenACC – GCC Wiki(gcc.gnu.org)
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by hknapp 6y ago
Probably more expensive to train some warehouse workers to analyze returns to the extent of plugging it into a computer and seeing the size than to just deal with this happening some time.
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by hknapp 6y ago
anything like this for US shoppers?
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by hknapp 6y ago
possibly this: https://www.anandtech.com/show/13522/896-xeon-cores-in-one-p...
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by hknapp 6y ago
what are you doing with an ultra book that would make it need 32gb of ram?
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by hknapp 6y ago
Is there a better format to read this, rather than on twitter?
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by hknapp 6y ago
I don't understand.
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by hknapp 6y ago
Any ideas on how to get GPU compute on the cheap? I see some old teslas on ebay but not sure if that would be more effective than newer geforce cards. Not for commercial use
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by hknapp 6y ago
I think postgres uses plain-old git for their repos. https://git.postgresql.org/gitweb/?p=postgresql.git
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by hknapp 6y ago
I appreciate the brevity of this article.
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by hknapp 6y ago
Finally, something I can read in Lynx.

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