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by injidup 4y ago
What is your hourly rate and how much do you pay for a coffee? Is 10 a month really a significant factor here?
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by injidup 4y ago
With what license do you publish them?
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by injidup 4y ago
I would suggest vacuum bagging. I've used it to fix soles to shoes and surfboard fins. You can buy the vacuum bag cheap on Amazon. I would first loosely fix the block of papers together. Add glue and tape to the binding edge then stick
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by injidup 4y ago
It is not bad faith at all. He is pointing out that the watches are an example of artificial scarcity. The original engineering may be impressive but once the tooling and quality control has been setup the process will be, to a reasonable e
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by injidup 4y ago
No it's more like you subletting an apartment to a dodgy photographer who wants to take pictures of the children's playground your back window looks out on even though your contract explicitly forbids it subletting. The suit is ag
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by injidup 4y ago
What nonsense! Gave up after reading this. """ Where typical internet maps take 30+ seconds to load after each pan and zoom """ What typical maps are the talking about?
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by injidup 4y ago
Can you explain please.
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by injidup 4y ago
From the FAQ """ We built a filter to help detect and suppress the rare instances where a GitHub Copilot suggestion contains code that matches public code on GitHub. You have the choice to turn that filter on or off during se
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by injidup 4y ago
And now you are adding johurt dressing to the salad. Computers are just fancy ways to locally reduce entropy. They do not exist outside the laws of the universe. Computation is not something special. It's happens! Everything is "c
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by injidup 4y ago
Word salad! What really is the point of Philosophers? Imagine a philosopher getting away with saying "According to Descartes a solar panel will never achieve over 95% efficiency because rocks in the desert" The sentence rightly do
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by injidup 4y ago
They will be more popular!
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by injidup 4y ago
I saw a version of this over 30 years ago. One the geek kids in our group who could program assembly found it a giggle to turn the computer lab into a musical instrument via floppy drive seek commands. Next trick...turn a Tesla into a musi
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by injidup 4y ago
So a pharmacist is more like Microsoft Access than GPT-3 ?
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by injidup 4y ago
That's a pretty vague spec. If you are starting a ne job I'd ask the people who have hired you to supply info about what they think you need to know. Ask if there will be training and/or mentoring. C++ is a beast and if have
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by injidup 4y ago
Look at OnShape. Freemium option available! You can make models that are parameter driven and then import those models elsewhere and use different parameters. It is fully DRY if you learn how to use it properly. There is even a JavaScript l
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by injidup 4y ago
I'm training a new hire in C++ at the moment. I always go to compiler explorer when I break out a new concept for him. We can workshop the problem in isolation quickly and simply and then bookmark the solution for him to use as referen
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by injidup 4y ago
Because the technique it uses is "clever" and at the same time terrible. It only works if you have 100% code coverage in automatic or monkey testing. The key quote from the paper is. """ as the program is exercised,
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by injidup 4y ago
Funny. I remember graduating over 20 years ago. My first job out of University was on a construction site as a supervisory engineer. My direct manager, a crusty old guy, took me aside one day and explained to me the importance and necessity
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by injidup 5y ago
As a customer I don't care about economic theory. What I care about is that I take out my mobile, press a couple of buttons and I know the price and time of pick up. This is innovation. Before über nobody was doing this. This has been
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by injidup 5y ago
The first example is such a straw man. The LocationProvider class has no business being a class. It should just be a function. Problems then go away.
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by injidup 5y ago
Not irritating at all. You are saying that you can't swap the pointed at object for another one AND that you can't change the pointed at object. Two very different things. You have four possible combinations all with different mea
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by injidup 5y ago
A const object can still have a const pointer to a non const object. It's a source of much confusion and I've seen such errors often in our own code base. Immutability is not so simple in C++ as it might first appear.
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by injidup 5y ago
Enterprise WASM beans ??? And history repeats.
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by injidup 5y ago
I think we both agree that stability is an issue. I'm only taking issue with the 'code only' crowd who are claiming that it's just as easy to SELECT an object via code as with a mouse. It is not. In fact depending on the
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by injidup 5y ago
I think we both agree that stability is an issue. I'm only taking issue with the 'code only' crowd who are claiming that it's just as easy to SELECT an object via code as with a mouse. It is not. In fact depending on the
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by injidup 5y ago
This is exactly what OnShape does. When. You click they generate two things, an id for that which is selected based on a feature path as well as the region that was clicked along with the type of object. The first works as long as the featu
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by injidup 5y ago
Signed distance fields are like vtables. You can invert the cross product and you can introspect information that is otherwise not observable. That is you call a method in user space and it is dispatched to the origin. It is a monad or more
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by injidup 5y ago
Vtables are the digital analogue of signed distance fields. That is the trick. Rust gets this right. It is why most rust developers use text editors instead of UML diagrams. We can do the same with CAD. Instead of using a transformer netwo
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by injidup 5y ago
Sorry but no. Well maybe you managed to put a new/old name to the problem but SDFs don't solve selecting an edge or a face or a point out of 5000.
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by injidup 5y ago
Oh. You mean with a vtable. Like with OO languages and virtual functions. And it would be just like that except perhaps with borrow checking. ,#rust

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