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by kimi 4y ago
Lots of pictures on Fourmilab, from John Walker of Autodesk fame: https://fourmilab.ch/images/eclipse_2008/S005.html
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AirSensEUR – an open framework for air quality monitoring(airsenseur.org)
2 points by kimi 4y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 4y ago
AirSensEUR is an open framework focused on air quality monitoring using low cost sensors. The project started on 2014 from a group of passionate researchers and engineers. The framework is composed by a set of electronic boards, firmware, a
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by kimi 4y ago
Obviously I'd be very happy, but I would not be peddling my "data driven" miracle cure to the Interweb.
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by kimi 4y ago
I know I'm a contrarian here, but frankly I won't take health suggestions from someone who is an amateur and has never studied the field (where "studied" means at least a degree not taken from Youtube university) and nev
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by kimi 4y ago
BUT... it's so easy for corporate IT dept to buy into. Each different vendor is a different nightmare - but with MS you have only one. And they have it all. And it's maybe not best in class, but good enough. You can see why they a
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by kimi 4y ago
> They've really curtailed what information is available through their apis by default. Maybe. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32901768
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by kimi 4y ago
It's interesting how the back-end part is "funny" as well. If you a Teams to Teams call, your internal call flow ends up being exposed to the calling party [1] - and that's not what you expect out of an office PBX. This
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Ms Teams may leak names of queues, attendants and agents(twitter.com)
2 points by kimi 4y ago|0 comments
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Ms Teams “leaks” names of queues, attendants and agents to external callers(twitter.com)
5 points by kimi 4y ago|4 comments
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by kimi 4y ago
...because if you are playing with a piano, and you play those intervals "right", they will be out of tune.
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by kimi 4y ago
What I'm really missing is not del.icio.us but the project from where it all started, memepool.com and its dry humor - see e.g. https://web.archive.org/web/20060519101406/http://www.memepo...
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by kimi 4y ago
The big issue here is that (most) Clojure libraries that interact with the rest of the world do wrap some high-quality Java libraries (JDBC, web servers, etc) so Jank would start afresh here. CLJS has the same issue, of course, while Graal
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by kimi 4y ago
Definitely - they would watch androids play because they'd root for a team and the people involved.
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by kimi 4y ago
> Very few people would watch Olympic Games performed by realistic androids. Why not? a cyclist is a "realistic android" to a runner. It would just be different, more like F1.
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A curated list of resources on Behringer 2600 synthesizers(github.com)
1 points by kimi 4y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 4y ago
I believe you are right: read this as a great sci-fi (in the literal, not Asimovian sense) book, and then you'll get some ideas. YMMV, but you won't mind the time spent reading it.
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Effect of Structured Briefing Prior to Patient Arrival in the Trauma Team(dovepress.com)
1 points by kimi 4y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 4y ago
St Charles. This brings back memories. I fly in at like 9pm and there is nothing open to eat, at all. Only one slice of leftover pizza at the "social centre", and it did taste like cardboard.
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by kimi 4y ago
And that's why there is so much interest in Erlang/Elixir.
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by kimi 4y ago
Not that the New Yorker and The Economist play in the same league.
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by kimi 4y ago
> and not giving a toss about performance was indeed easy. Few auxiliary tools were required. When the internet came through a modem and bandwidth was very expensive, performance was concern #1. So pages were kilobytes, not multi-megabyt
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Simulating the Monty Hall Problem in an Elixir Livebook(twitter.com)
2 points by kimi 4y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 4y ago
Weird guy.
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by kimi 4y ago
Not sure why, the correct link is https://www.queuemetrics.com/blog/2021/05/04/Monitor-QueueMe... but HN changed the link to the top of the blog.
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How to monitor a JVM over a SSH tunnel(queuemetrics.com)
3 points by kimi 4y ago|2 comments
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A look back at Jack Parsons on the 70th anniversary of his explosive death(pasadenanow.com)
3 points by kimi 4y ago|1 comments
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by kimi 4y ago
Selling stuff != developing stuff. If you can develop and they can sell (and I guess you'd develop the product in any case) it's a win-win.
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by kimi 4y ago
Bu the Java streams syntax is frankly poor. Compare the same operations in Clojure, or Kotlin, or Elixir..... it looks to me like "C++ - the bad parts" and it is annoying to write.
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by kimi 4y ago
"Less than four casualties - nothing to see here, move on people, all is well."

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