jlubawy

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by jlubawy 9mo ago
Came here to ask about pipenv. As someone who does not use python other than for scripting, but also appreciates the reproduceability that pipenv provides, should I be using uv? My understanding is that pipenv is the better successor to ven
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by jlubawy 10mo ago
The FDA also requires SBOMs as of a few years ago for medical device software.
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by jlubawy 11mo ago
The periodic resets could also be watchdog timer related (without knowing what level their hardware is running on). Too long of a loop without resetting the timer (in a long loop), then the hardware also gets reset.
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by jlubawy 11mo ago
Somewhat related work using a blockchain to trace recycled Li-Ion batteries: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S266737892...
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by jlubawy 2y ago
I think we all know that airlines overbook, or cancel flights if not enough people are on a flight to make it economically viable. At a minimum they should be required to provide the odds of a flight to be delayed or canceled before the day
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by jlubawy 2y ago
My raspberry pi is also currently dead, something it didn't like about updating the OS caused it to be bricked. All updates were done within the OS, so didn't expect anything bad to happen. I could reflash the OS, but I also &quot
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by jlubawy 3y ago
I tend to use go for "scripts" in non-go repos (typescript, C, etc) just for the simplicity of "you only need to install go" and pretty much all functionality is included in the standard library (usually something like J
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by jlubawy 3y ago
We got Sunrun within the past year on a house we bought 1.5 years ago (so we're NEM 2.0 which is important). I'm in San Diego, we were paying about 500/month for SDGE (fluctuating anywhere from 300-800 throughout the year, 80
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Cue Health Launches Pharmacy Offering(cuehealth.com)
1 points by jlubawy 3y ago|1 comments
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by jlubawy 3y ago
Cue Health, a healthcare technology company, today announced an expansion of its Cue Integrated Care Platform to include a new pharmacy offering with over-the-counter and prescription medication options for a growing number of common health
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by jlubawy 7y ago
This plus VS Code and CMake is what I'd use to start any new project, saves time having to figure out all the options yourself.
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by jlubawy 7y ago
Reminds me of this API design post for Go: https://dave.cheney.net/2014/10/17/functional-options-for-fr...
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by jlubawy 7y ago
Serious question, why hasn't anyone rewritten it in Go? Been awhile since I've looked at it but C to Go doesn't seem that difficult to translate. Edit: just looked at the amalgamation again, it's huge... Still surprised
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by jlubawy 8y ago
For what it's worth Western Digital does extensive testing of drive performance under audio vibration, especially on mobile drives that are likely right next to a laptop speaker.
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by jlubawy 8y ago
I recently stumbled upon the Airbnb Javascript Style Guide, which I found showed a lot of good examples of how to use newer Javascript features: https://github.com/airbnb/javascript
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by jlubawy 8y ago
I wonder if they had this Bionic Beaver in mind, I hope not :) THE FAMOUS BIONIC BEAVER Our Signature Drink for Sharing! Seagrams Vodka / Gin / Rum / Triple Sec / Peach Schnapps / Light Beer / Grenadine /
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by jlubawy 10y ago
The MSP430x5xx and MSP430x6xx families have this problem. From the user-guide [1]: > Include at least one instruction between the clear of an interrupt enable or interrupt flag and the EINT instruction. For example: Insert a NOP instruct
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by jlubawy 10y ago
Best Sinbad movie was by far was First Kid http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0116311/ Edit: Sorry forgot about Jingle All the Way, after that Edit2: Oh man, and he was great in Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia
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by jlubawy 10y ago
In C it also helps to think of it in the equivalent pointer form: p == &(p[0]) p[0] == *(p+0) p[1] == *(p+1) where p is a pointer to some arbitrary data type. Then it becomes an offset in memory.
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Show HN: Go-boilerpipe – Extract text content from HTML articles(github.com)
3 points by jlubawy 10y ago|0 comments
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by jlubawy 10y ago
If you haven't read the book or seen the movie I'd highly recommend "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", both are excellent.
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by jlubawy 10y ago
"The density of helium is one-seventh that of air, which reduces drag force acting on the spinning disk stack and lowers fluid flow forces affecting the disks and the heads, allowing for platters to be thinner and a larger number to be
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by jlubawy 10y ago
My two cents on smart watches: If you already wear a watch, and if you regularly check your phone for notifications, a smart watch is perfect for you (contingent on price and look). If you never wore a watch before then maybe not so. I fina
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by jlubawy 10y ago
Makes me really question if this article is fake to prove some sort of point, it's really hard to know (for sure) anymore
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by jlubawy 10y ago
It said at one point in the article that Easter had made the name up based on his Indian neighbor's name.
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by jlubawy 10y ago
In my opinion this article and others I've seen like it seem have everything backwards. For new graduates I wouldn't recommend living in downtown San Diego, at least not right now. It's (relatively) expensive and can get old
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by jlubawy 10y ago
Like you describe in the book, I had written a web-app in Go in which I was doing all the SQL handling manually, I found that it became very difficult to maintain this over time as I added new columns and more tables. Just the other day I s
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by jlubawy 10y ago
I'm all for giving NASA more money for something that I assume is more difficult given the distance, hopefully it's spent well.
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by jlubawy 10y ago
Anyone else find the photo's caption amusing? "A man is seen near cyber code"
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by jlubawy 10y ago
Did you mean the fifth amendment?

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