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by ilyt 3y ago
Well, not so small unless you also exercise reasonable amount and have some muscles.
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by ilyt 3y ago
Well, thankfully people in real life have eyes and brain and can seee that someone is just a heavy pile of muscle vs donut cosplayer, i.e can spot the 0.1% of muscle mass builders from the 99.9% of fatsos. "A metric have 0.1% outliers
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by ilyt 3y ago
Well, exactly right. The competition only works if competitors are willing to give consumer a better deal, and if moving between competitors is easy enough. But if they decide "well, media say there is inflation so we have excuses to r
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by ilyt 3y ago
How often you see "new competitors" in banking come up now ?
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by ilyt 3y ago
Weird argument but okay, then increase tax past say 100k/employed person in company of revenue. Or tax on revenue once company becomes big enough. Taxing on income made sense to make investing into expansion a good thing, but those com
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by ilyt 3y ago
Companies made ad-hoc profits on pretending it's the inflation and raising the prices while having rising profits. I have zero problems with ad-hoc tax on that. Frankly I think taxing some part of revenue instead of just income on big
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by ilyt 3y ago
Well unless the companies decide to just not compete on price and keep it high, see the fuel prices in EU.
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by ilyt 3y ago
> IMHO the problem with Gemini is that "a subset of the web's functionality" is a very broad definition and it's hard to find consensus on whether that subset corresponds to 1% or 99% or something in the middle The pr
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by ilyt 3y ago
No wonder really. Markdown + images fits many use-cases, worse-than-markdown without any multimedia just don't. It doesn't even work for blogs, if you want to brag about what you did, no pics, if you want to have any viewer inter
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by ilyt 3y ago
> (How do you scribble "family of three: mom, father, daughter" without any emojis?) Why you need to? We dealt without hieroglyphs just fine in communication.
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by ilyt 3y ago
It's trading wasting time by few developers manually writing client, for wasting time of tens of thousands of developers that use said client that doesn't fit language well. It is IMO very bad tradeoff.
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by ilyt 3y ago
Yeah I've bought some old test equipment and it's a wonder than you just plug it in and it is still within specs. They knew how to build them back when HP was called HP and not agilent/keysight/whatever they rename thems
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by ilyt 3y ago
Which pianists would probably hate as that all the feedback from keys gone
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by ilyt 3y ago
Why I have a feeling it would sound shit and be absolute nightmare for engineer that had to figure way to connect the keys with hammers ?
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by ilyt 3y ago
Here in Poland it's fine. Maybe that's due to the war Germans waged on google street view ? I'd think some of that was also used for mapping
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by ilyt 3y ago
Right but digital map allows you to zoom in and on street level of zoom there is no longer name clutter. There is no need to remove those details to just leave swathes of empty space
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by ilyt 3y ago
I'd be fine with just more pins, like some 64 or 100 pin package. And just few common hardware blocks, PIOs are nice and all but I'd love some nice and featureful hardware timers
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by ilyt 3y ago
> For instance generating libraries from .proto files (or other declarative schema definition solutions) works really well. ...does it ? Generated ones always feel being mismatched with the language paradigms. Maybe that's just my n
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by ilyt 3y ago
Use microcontrollers in more advanced way than "load a SDK and bitbang some pins" and you will know. Having certain peripherals can make some projects go from hard to easy. Power usage can also be huge factor, althought of course
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by ilyt 3y ago
Depends what poster above did. If they are just monitoring something at constant rate "just" low jitter" is enough. No idea if ESP32 DMA engine can do it but common trick to get either constant rate input or output was just s
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by ilyt 3y ago
I wish there was a higher IO count one...
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by ilyt 3y ago
> I had a project where I needed predictable timing for I/O (reading a microprocessor’s bus at 1 MHz), and the ESP32 I was using just couldn’t do it reliably. Despite having a tight loop on a dedicated core with interrupts disabled,
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by ilyt 3y ago
They tend to jump into place thanks to the soldier surface tensions so you don't need to be exactly right. It's just more convenient using this.
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by ilyt 3y ago
That's what professional one costs, and there are cheaper ones. Kinda pointless project considering all it is is some basic controls over a pump.
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by ilyt 3y ago
It's pretty much best of the bad choice when it comes to cloud providers. One of fun things we had with our MS experience was writing code that should work according to docs, returned nonsensical errors (not documented, generic kind of
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by ilyt 3y ago
"Villanized" ? It's not villanizification if it's truty..
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by ilyt 3y ago
Yeah I get that a lot at work. Maybe having a TODO file would help ? Just switch, add the improvement to todo-list, switch back, "empty" todo before next writing session. That at least would stave off a "I will forget about t
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by ilyt 3y ago
Do you do your editing while writing ? If yes, just stop. Problem solved. Just start a day with editing, and only editing, previous day work. Maybe look for a distraction-free (which usually means "fullscreen + bars removed") plug
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by ilyt 3y ago
Nothing to boggle. Google is ad company. They will do everything in their power to not give users easy option to opt out of tracking.
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by ilyt 3y ago
No because it is one click, not whatever dark patterns are other sites doing

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