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Your sum variable could get pretty large, consider using the streaming mean function, something like: new_mean = ((n*old_mean)+temp)/(n+1)
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I’m new to the webdev game, been doing mostly cloud and infra so the fast moving pace of js is dizzying. But recently I’ve been working with webcomponents in alpinejs, coupled with tailwindcss means I’m writing mostly html, breaking out to
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I can confirm, in classical mechanics, flat gravitional fields give paths that follow quadratic trajectories.
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Unifi Express – All in One Network Stack
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Goodbye Galaxy – Gameboy Advance Game Released Today
(goodboygalaxy.itch.io)
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Ok this may be a little over the top but in my experience there’s a better way to learn bash: implement bash. I did this for a school project, along with job control, pipes, redirects, builtins. All of the trip ups mentionned in this articl
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> async doesn’t have much to do with mumticore It does, once you have async you can multiplex n coroutines on m cpu cores, meaning you can throw libthread out of the window. > C hasn’t been relevant on the web since 1995 Do you know n
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async took off when multicore processors came out and C had no first class way of running in parallel, so we bolted on threading libraries that are second class. Take a look at zig’s approach to concurrency, it’s so first class you can wri
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Whitewater kayaking! I got into it late (26), been doing it for 2 years now. It’s a multi faceted passtime, of course at the core it’s a physically demanding sport, which helps keep in shape. But it’s also a social accelerator, meeting peop
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3y ago
It would actually be Friday 13th every month, if start the month on a Sunday.
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This would be amazing to implement a jupyter kernel natively in the terminal!! can’t wait
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Hulk: The first IP67 drone that auto flips in water
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Indeed SSS would be better security wise. This implementation is easier to use for non tech people, e.g during a treasure hunt.
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Show HN: HorQRux, split QR codes into fragments
(github.com)
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DJI O3: 4k video for DIY drones
(dji.com)
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DJI Inspire 3: new 8k cinema drone
(dji.com)
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4y ago
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vg'f gur ybtb, gur snivpba, V fgvyy qba'g haqrefgnaq jung erirefr/vairefr zrnaf va guvf pbagrkg :( gunaxf sbe gur uvagf fb sne gubhtu, zl ubcrf ner hc!
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In a pre-cloud world you want cpu utilization. In a post cloud world you cou utilization high. The mindset doesn’t seem to be shifting… I’d bet their cpu utilization is sub 10% > Reserved Instances and committed usage, as part of a Priva
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I love postgrest, for a read only API it is saving me entirely from writing any backend code. Today PRQL is on the frontpage, I wonder if postgrest could support it? edit: PRQL compiles down to SQL, so it should be possible to use it for po
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Goodboy Galaxy – First Commercial Gameboy release in 13 years
(goodboygalaxy.com)
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Or just use tailscale ssh, and turn off the old sshd.
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use tailscale ssh, you’ll need to connect your clients to the tailnet. But in exchange your ip won’t be publicly visible!
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« Axiomatic » sci-fi short stories by Greg Egan. I think it’s the first time fiction has clicked for me. It’s hard sci-fi so the science is accurate and that helps a lot. And the fact that they’re short stories helps because of my modern d
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1935: Einstein Podolski and Rosen publish a paper (the EPR paradox) that says quantum mechanics either breaks relativity’s FTL, either has hidden variables, either is a non local theory. 1960: Bell finds a set of equations (Bell’s inequali
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I’ve moved to tailscale ssh for all personal servers. I sleep better knowing there aren’t any port 22s facing the internet.
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I once broke FreeBSD Current. I was porting a zfs on linux commit to allow mounting filesystems in parallel, instead of copying the zfs-on-linux code I decided to read it and write it by hand. I didn’t test the patch… it was merged and was
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I was wondering the same, from the installation docs [1]: > UEFI environment only (m1n1 + U-Boot + ESP) No distribution, just a minimal UEFI boot environment. With this, you can boot an OS installer from a USB drive and install whatever
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5y ago
https://0x5.be small static site pushed to s3, just to list projects and host the resume.
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5y ago
made me think of this [1] parody. 1: https://youtu.be/xubbVvKbUfY
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