jmole

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by jmole 4y ago
a fancy way of counting down to 12AM PST?
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by jmole 4y ago
Webpages served in Germany cannot automatically download a 3rd party asset from any other website without consent from the user. Why not just build this law into the browser? Do you also need user consent before sending users to an edge cac
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by jmole 4y ago
They could, if battery life impact weren’t a thing. This is going to be the biggest “gotcha” with VR as well.
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by jmole 4y ago
Not just hospitals, but my N=1 anecdote having seen a C-section in the afternoon vs morning is that the doctors are sharper and more focused in the morning. Afternoon, after the first cups of coffee have worn off, and after the natural exha
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by jmole 4y ago
It seems like the protocol question is adjacent to the actual problems that messaging apps solve for users: mapping a particular device to a trusted identifier within some namespace. iMessage has a unique mapping between iMessage account an
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by jmole 4y ago
you can hard-code values if you know their address in memory. If the data section comes first, then it doesn't move around if your code size changes.
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by jmole 4y ago
Maybe they're forwarding the port to an internal service running on the router, instead of blocking it. At the very least, it would be nice if they let you turn it off.
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by jmole 4y ago
In most applications crimping offers better vibration resistance and better conductance. Most solder is on the order of 10x as resistive as pure copper, or more. Welding can be better than solder or crimp, but it's uncommon except for
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by jmole 4y ago
soldering is a terrible idea for cables that need to flex, which is why you’ll typically only find them used in applications with major strain relief, or inside non-user-serviceable enclosures (e.g. inside an ATX PSU)
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by jmole 4y ago
It's both? This is America, where muscular middlemen squeeze out the middle class so that capital flows to the top. Margin for producers? Not gonna happen. And for consumers? raise prices and lower portion sizes until profits start to
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by jmole 4y ago
Legislation has nothing to do with it. Staffing ratio minimums are 6:1 in California, which means $2000/child can get you pretty far. The costs are the same as any other service industry - you have to pay more for higher quality teache
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by jmole 4y ago
I disagree, I think there are 4 good GSuite apps on iPadOS: GMail, Meet, Calendar, and Drive. With the magic floaty keyboard, even long emails feel fine on iPad. Unfortunately, Docs, Slides & Sheets are pretty terrible, and fall far sho
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by jmole 4y ago
There is a natural drive for conquest and dominance in men, you can basically boil it down to testosterone. As a father of 3 young boys, I am often thinking about how to channel this energy into positive avenues. But it's also really c
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by jmole 4y ago
optical switches don't really use debouncing, it's more of a schmitt trigger where there are different voltage thresholds for key down and key up. As the optical gate closes, the voltage on the phototransistor lowers proportionall
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by jmole 4y ago
Multiplexers are only better for N-key rollover. The settling time of the switch is the same, regardless of the scanning technique used. But with a multiplexer, the output of one switch has no impact on the output of another – you can indep
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by jmole 4y ago
This is not about brand, this is more like "you can't participate as an equal in this virtual communal space". Having a single android user in a group chat means the whole group chat is essentially crippled. The kids are not
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by jmole 4y ago
There is an unsourced, potentially dubious fact on wikipedia that I ran across the other day: "Whitefish live on or near the seafloor, and can be contrasted with the oily or pelagic fish which live away from the seafloor.[citation need
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by jmole 4y ago
i think what you mean here is, we need a better IDE for the fpga world. building a simple hardware dev board is a straightforward exercise. building an IDE that lets a novice do anything useful on an fpga, outside of a very basic state mach
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by jmole 4y ago
> To see HDR content at its full dynamic range, you'll need an HDR-capable device or display. Not exactly - you need an HDR Mastering display to see HDR content at full dynamic range. There are essentially no high volume consumer-le
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by jmole 4y ago
rewriting would probably be the biggest mistake you could make. you need to refactor things little by little, and avoid making changes that would be made redundant later by changes that happen later on. figure out what you want to fix first
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by jmole 4y ago
Almost the entirety of our electronics theory and practice has been built on top of holes...
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by jmole 4y ago
It's an encyclopedia page, not really an article.
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by jmole 4y ago
SNR even on the best converters is unlikely to be better than 120dB, but still - seems likely.
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by jmole 4y ago
USB-C / Thunderbolt dongles are modular, that's why this seems sort of silly.
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by jmole 4y ago
...and you too can learn the biases and weights matrix of our synthetic data generator!
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by jmole 4y ago
If you clicked the link, you'd see that framework has actually the lowest battery life among the 4 models compared.
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by jmole 4y ago
I think amazon does a lot of steering/ranking in their product search results based on things like return rates and reviews, so it's not too surprising that products that work well become popular.
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by jmole 4y ago
I'm assuming they are only using this water as a heat sink – is it all just evaporating or where is it going?
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Antidepressants strongly associated with lower serotonin levels(youtube.com)
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by jmole 4y ago
This. Take shoulder press as an example Most people would be better off lifting a 10 lb weight 50 times instead of lifting a 50 lb weight 10 times. High weight, low reps is a great way to injure yourself if you're like 99% of people ou

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