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by jotux 11y ago
Looking at the photo it looks like he put a nightstand clock into a case. I did this a lot as a kid -- removed broken stuff, poked around to fix it, glued it into a different box. It's one of the reasons I went into electrical engineer
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by jotux 11y ago
Picture of the clock the kid made: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CPCXrKUVEAApkmV.jpg
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by jotux 11y ago
I occasionally do something similar. I count breathes starting at one and try to visualize what each number would look like, in detail. Focusing completely on something so very simple helps clear my mind of whatever I'm thinking about.
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by jotux 11y ago
And the PCB is compact because there are tons of high-speed and/or noise-sensitive signals that need to be carefully routed. If you make components modular you now need to run them over (typically fewer conductor) buses. The buses will
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by jotux 11y ago
The meat of the article was this: >The non-profit organizations says that two separate tests conducted on Soylent 1.5 at an independent laboratory revealed "that one serving of Soylent 1.5 can expose a consumer to a concentration of
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by jotux 11y ago
Very cool. I have an entire box of shirts I've collected over the years and no longer wear but hate the thought of throwing away. I'll have to try it.
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by jotux 11y ago
Those cultures are probably running more for necessity than fitness/recreation.
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by jotux 11y ago
If you're running for exercise rather than racing is there anything wrong with running in jeans?
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by jotux 11y ago
Looks like they're on abc.xyz.
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by jotux 11y ago
You can just use this and not have to overwrite your name/email: git commit -m "message" --author=<author> You can even pass a different commit date with --date=<date>. It's actually a really useful
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by jotux 11y ago
>certs will give you not only the proof that you know a topic but the feeling of completeness. Do people care about certifications outside of IT/Sysadmin jobs? I don't think CS research groups and/or professors even look a
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by jotux 11y ago
Zimmerman's position gave him regulatory authority over Nestle. He had the power and opportunity to correct lapses in oversight but under his supervision the lapses were ignored, forgotten, or deprioritized. Then he retires and the org
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by jotux 11y ago
>But the agency’s records clearly show that efforts to review the permit were initiated between 1999 and 2003. Then those efforts suddenly stopped, and nothing in the records indicates exactly why. >Gene Zimmerman, the forest supervis
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by jotux 11y ago
>But nothing stops you from inadvertently changing the formula in cell C100. I'm not sure how recent this feature is but excel will actually warn you in you change a formula in the middle of a series of cells that all use the same f
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by jotux 11y ago
>keep raising rent, because they know they can. What is bad about this? It's a scarce resource so they charge more. Ideally they charge enough to keep 100% occupancy and make the most amount of money possible.
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by jotux 11y ago
Fossil is a high quality codebase but a little odd in many respects. For example, the build process runs three custom preprocessors to generate header files: http://fossil-scm.org/index.html/doc/74836bc8ae09edd152d
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by jotux 11y ago
HN already shadow-bans users.
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by jotux 11y ago
The commands themselves are verbose but I've never had a problem with completion. Can you highlight some problems you had?
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by jotux 11y ago
Why or why not. I'm asking if he has seriously thought about it. Your question to me makes no sense.
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by jotux 11y ago
Have you ever considered why you feel that how much you earn should be a secret?
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by jotux 11y ago
>Are you attempting to justify this? > They probably argued
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by jotux 11y ago
>given that Windows gives terrible terminal and shell Though the command set is a little verbose I think powershell is pretty nice. If you get posh-git( https://github.com/dahlbyk/posh-git ) and use powershell it make
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by jotux 11y ago
Job posting "requirements" are almost always wishlists and you should treat them that way.
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by jotux 11y ago
Not if it sucks the drone into the engine.
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by jotux 11y ago
Related: http://www.bmj.com/content/332/7546/886.full >60 “sensitive” people who reported often getting headache-like symptoms within 20 minutes of using a global system for mobile communication (GSM) mobi
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by jotux 11y ago
Not very "fundamental" but I'm very excited about low-power advancements in ICs. There are companies like AmbiqMicro making microcontrollers that are reaching 30uA/MHz and 100nA sleep modes. This is starting to make ambi
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by jotux 11y ago
They serve directly from their site now: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v6.7.9.html
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by jotux 11y ago
They moved to github( https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus ). It wasn't obvious from the link.
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by jotux 11y ago
Why is getting it right on the first try the only acceptable outcome? If you try, fail a few times, and eventually learn it will still be dramatically cheaper than buying any of these machines. And once you learn it will become a transferab
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by jotux 11y ago
>There's no reasons you can't put a voltage boost circuit into a device It will kill rechargeable lithium batteries.

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