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keenerd
11y ago
URL shorteners are generally frowned upon. The book is not notable - no one has written anything about it. And outside of "Show HN", HN is not a marketing platform. At the very least take the time to write a thinly veiled native
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keenerd
11y ago
Hey mods! The "decenturl.com" domain forwards to amazon, where "davihigg" is getting a referral. I would suggest a replacement link, but there are only 12 google hits ("Behind the Ivy Curtain" Upadhyay) for it
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keenerd
11y ago
One of my side-projects was to convert all of Project Euler into a straightforward offline flat text file: http://kmkeen.com/local-euler/ At the time of the last hacking incident, this was pretty much the only mirror
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keenerd
11y ago
> There was similar post with ARM Chromebooks. A few years ago it was impossible to find stable ARMs which could sustain decent load without crashing. Company had to buy bunch of Chromebooks, strip batteries and put them into rack. Well,
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keenerd
11y ago
None of that money goes to NASA.
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keenerd
11y ago
I recall at least one short story with that. (Eugene by Greg Egan) The main character previously worked in Social Security, who had to lay off everyone due to no one giving them money. Anyway, you can directly donate to NASA. They just a
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keenerd
11y ago
Interesting! UQM has the "PowerPhase® Select 50" which is a 30kW motor. I would say this counts as the "very lightweight motor technology" I speculated they were using because you can't get any datasheets or infor
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keenerd
11y ago
Find us a lighter one for sale.
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keenerd
11y ago
Mass estimate: A 40hp motor is around 200kg. 40 hp is 30kW. Assume 100% efficient gearing and motor. Stall speed is around 80 km/hr. For 20km of powered flight, that means 0.25 hours runtime. For high performance li-ion (250 Wh
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keenerd
11y ago
This title was mentioned in passing by the "annoying boxes puzzle" post. I was pleasantly surprised to find a very good copy on archive.org and it is an excellent collection of logic puzzles with detailed solutions/explanati
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What Is the Name of This Book?
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11y ago
Packaged: https://aur4.archlinux.org/packages/hermetic-git/
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keenerd
11y ago
I was going to suggest that Kona would be a better fit, but you would probably know which is best. Thanks also for adding a linux binary today, looking forward to playing with it. Can't say I'm as excited about the 1 month timer
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11y ago
> because no matter what it is, blood, maggots, urine, bodily waste, it'll all be made sterile and 0% chance of food poisoning. I'm sorry, but that is incorrect and you were misled. Food poisoning is not directly caused by mic
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keenerd
11y ago
I packaged Racket 6.2 yesterday, I'll wave some numbers. * Python install: 89MB * Racket install: 417MB But 190MB of Racket is documentation, and a non-trivial amount goes to the DrRacket IDE.
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11y ago
> his example numbering system had exceeded 22000 There was a lot of correspondence going around. In Carroll's time, good cities would deliver and pick up mail from your home four times a day. (And now plenty of people check their
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keenerd
11y ago
> Why would you miss all these by gluing a $5 piece of plastic on top of it? Some of us prefer matte, non-mirror screens.
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11y ago
I see they are still using a diplexer instead of a second rtl-sdr. We are in a magical age where multiple SDRs cost less than the plumbing to make a single SDR do double duty.
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keenerd
11y ago
More interesting are the differences caused by the medium of Morse Code. The characters are variable length and the dashes are 3x as long as the dots. So dash-heavy letters* are more likely to be dropped. Also why you rarely see numbers:
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keenerd
11y ago
Almost five years[1] in fact. To correct some other common misunderstandings elsewhere, it is not correct to say that python3's "changes are extremely breaking." It is easy to write code that runs under both 2 and 3, and 2t
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11y ago
Is a 300MB CSV really considered "big data" now? I routinely generate larger CSVs using a $10 sensor (rtl-sdr with rtl_power) and process them on a $70 ARM device (Odroid U3).
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11y ago
I'm not exactly a good data point because I hate buying things without a good reason and buy stuff as infrequently as possible. But I also keep good records of my purchases. On average every year despite being anti-consumerism* I wil
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keenerd
11y ago
Basics was launched to compete with the likes of Monoprice. And due to the pricing structure of FBA, it doesn't make much sense for 3rd parties to sell items through Amazon for under $10. The majority of Basics items are inexpensive
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11y ago
Unrelated, but have you looked at the high end (+$100) AmazonBasic items? Monitor swing arms, paper shredders, a fire pit, and a gas-powered patio heater. Tripods get an honorable mention at $80. I'm not sure who these are being sold
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11y ago
If you want to see another approach, jshon is much more unixy. (disclaimer, I am the author) homepage: http://kmkeen.com/jshon/ Jshon is also a year older. I've never been able to figure out why/how Jq got
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12y ago
It was how Jobs and Woz got started.
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12y ago
> The FM space in Norway only has space for 5 nationally broadcasted channels This is not correct. Norway has just as large an FM segment as every other country in the world and could have just as many channels. They simply manage the
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keenerd
12y ago
Artificially scented? The bergamot orange is a real plant. Every culture that has tea will have flavored teas. It gives you something to do with the low-grade leaves. Just last night I tried ginseng oolong for the first time. Is it as a
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12y ago
If you count the CD and DVD spec books as file systems, yes.
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No forward error correction either. It can't be considered "final" without some form of bitrot protection. And no, storing it on a ZFS or BTRFS volume with error recovery enabled does not count. (They don't use FEC, th
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