kanbankaren

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by kanbankaren 2y ago
> I fear the economic reality on the backside of this kind of spend. Minor nitpick. Use of the word 'spend' as a noun is not widespread and not well known.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
> I'm starting to wonder if Vitamin D and Omega 3s are indicators, not drivers. That is not true. AFAIK there have been several studies using supplements of Vitamin D3 & Omega-3 that showed that it improved biomarkers of various
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Yeah. Looks nasty. Don't the editors of the ACM have a say on how the article is presented?
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
P. S. The linked website is poor on details and not worth reading.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
The standard 60Hz refresh rate of monitors is unlikely to produce any eyestrain. The refresh rate of the backlight could produce eyestrain and headaches. Unfortunately, the exact frequency of the PWM used for backlight isn't often ment
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
How does this compare with csound?
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Of course, I do, but they are caught early in the dev. process. Not in production though.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
I should have been clear. Of course, I have done such mistakes, but they were caught early in the dev. process. I am talking about bugs that were caught in production due to misunderstanding of C compilers on 16/32 bit processors. I al
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
> Oh boy. I see bugs everywhere in C and why the borrow checker exists. Any examples that you could provide? I have been dealing with C/C++ for close to 30 years. Number of times I have shot myself with undefined/unspecified be
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Several studies have shown that exercising improves cognition better than brain training games and activities. Alcohol does impact cognition if it is binge drinking, or you exceed 2+ drinks/day. Though it does take years of drinking f
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Just one missing comma before `and`
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
> Dear device manufacturers. Please used high quality switches with travel, resistance and a click „BIPPITY-BUMP“. Add a spring. Built in a indicator light within! Essentially, you are asking what the avionics industry is already doing.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
> When is it the time to talk about alternatives When all standards bodies and governments decide that POSIX is a hindrance which might take a few decades. And that is if they decide.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
I have been using a 32" monitor for the last 10 years. I have found that I am using mostly the center of the monitor. The peripheral edges remain unused. If I sit far from the monitor, then the FOV could be reduced, but then I have to
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
I am guessing that you didn't get value out of it probably because you didn't work in avionics, medicine, defense, etc? Those industries where a software fault is unacceptable and has to work for decades. In some industries like a
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
No, for fundamental datatypes pre/post-increment doesn't matter, but for classes that overload those operators, the postfix form creates a temporary object hence people write for(auto it = begin(v); it != end(v); ++it)
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
That range depends on the height of the antennaes(sender and receiver). I have been able to hear repeaters 150km away because it is on a hill.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Did you actually see the spurious emissions on a spectrum analyser? The old Baofengs had that problem, not Quansheng which are actually clean and the harmonics are within FCC specs.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Yeah, I think OP drank the kool-aid on neurotransmitters.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Do a thought process. Should you and your friends be able to go to a public library with a van full of copiers with each one of you take a book and run to the van to make a copy? And you are doing it 24/7.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
I still can't figure out the rationale behind the design of (, ) in B612. Why they made it look like [, ]?
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Is there any industry where x86 is absolutely necessary? Assuming ARM or other architectures could achieve same performance/$ or watt?
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Been programming in C++ for 25+ years and I could say the complexity exploded after C++11 with the introduction of rvalue references. The template syntax could have been simplified, but you get used to it. People should use more typedef to
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
I just glanced through LADR. I am not sure whether this is the best way to approach LA for a beginner. I still find Elementary Linear Algebra by Howard Anton more approachable for a beginner. There is a reasion it is in 11th Edition.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Can I talk to your manager, please?
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
Well, a AM radio can tune to shortwave too. Besides the sarcasm in your comment, the need is to broadcast over a 100 mile range, not 1000s of miles.
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
> my dentists ever told me to just quit all added sugar, Hmm. People have been shouting that sugar is bad for a few decades. > and all added sugar for a month. When I go shopping, if a food item contains more than 20% sugar(irrespect
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
I hope you are aware of the failures of other emergency notification systems that have utterly failed like in the recent Maui fires in Hawaii that resulted in loss of life. AM is the simplest mode of communication and one of the reason air
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
> receivers are (c.f. this very article) inconsistently deployed What does it mean? > many users don't know how to use the ones they own. Who are these people that don't even know how to turn on a radio and turn a knob?
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by kanbankaren 2y ago
I wish B612 mono fixed their (). Not sure what the reasoning was behind making them look like []

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