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by kreelman 4y ago
Interesting article. Thanks. Noticed a lot of use of setq... Wondering if this is simply the author's muscle memory or if there is a speed or reduced complexity advantage compared to using setf. I think this kind of demonstrates the am
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by kreelman 4y ago
Have a look at this. Joey built a whole swathe of sensors to plug in to a f-91W like circuit. https://hackaday.com/2022/02/24/remoticon-2021-joey-castillo...
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by kreelman 4y ago
Very cool. I threw on a 9 volt power supply and attached a wire across both terminals and clicked "simulate"....... Smoke starts coming out of the battery. I wondered what it would do, nice it does that.
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by kreelman 4y ago
Great that this has made it to the front page of Hacker News. So sad that this happens. I changed schools 5 times and only 2 of them had no bullying. It's true that it changes you. There are some good resilience changes that happen, bu
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by kreelman 4y ago
Far out. This is amazing. The links included... Linux in a pixel shader ?!?! What? Very cool.
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by kreelman 4y ago
Great that you've tried to learn by teaching this. I'm going to read it in depth later on. Thanks and well done so far (based on the bits I've read).
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by kreelman 4y ago
This is a really good analysis of the issue from the just the verbage from FAA. Well done.
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by kreelman 4y ago
This is a pretty good video on the same thing. This is the "Undecided with Matt Ferrell" channel on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8sjdOjNxIE There are the usual adds, but nothing unusual in that respec
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by kreelman 4y ago
That seems reasonably fast on my machine. Thanks for the demo (and the bonus for those interested in that kind of stuff).
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by kreelman 4y ago
Hi Jart, From powershell, via .\redbean.com -v Program 'redbean.com' failed to run: Operation did not complete successfully because the file contains a virus or potentially unwanted software At line:1 char:1 + .\redbean.com -v + ~
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by kreelman 4y ago
Downloaded redbean by doing curl https://redbean.dev/redbean-latest.com >redbean.com in powershell Tried to run it IN CMD.EXE with redbean.com -v I get this error (in a dialog). --------------------------- Unsupported 1
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by kreelman 4y ago
Hmmmm, didn't know. But of a shame, but wasn't intentional. Perhaps they should call it Methuselah?
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by kreelman 5y ago
Yep, this is a great little demo. I love these little bite-sized pieces of instruction. Well done.
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by kreelman 5y ago
Many thanks Lorinda for bc. A super useful tool. Rest in peace.
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by kreelman 5y ago
This is great. Well done. Thanks for posting it.
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by kreelman 5y ago
I'm kind of surprised there isn't more interest in this article. Any big change like this would seem to me to hint at some large effects later on. In Russia alone, the changes have the potential to be huge. I guess it is still kin
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by kreelman 5y ago
In case no one knows what zig is.... https://ziglang.org/ From the link.... "Zig is a general-purpose programming language and toolchain for maintaining robust, optimal, and reusable software."
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by kreelman 5y ago
This is fairly spectacular and a great deal of fun. Puts your daily problems in perspective..... :-)
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by kreelman 5y ago
..I understand this desire to not have a boss, but I think running a business might not provide the "no boss!" situation that's desired. I've heard it said that when you're employed by a company you have (usually) o
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1/3 of Australia's threatened birds have become endangered over past decade(abc.net.au)
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by kreelman 5y ago
Wow, I think this is quite amazing. I'm a Delphi dev by day (I know, not many of them left). On first glance this lib looks and feels vaguely similar to Delphi, in terms of windows, events and such. The difference though is the possibi
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by kreelman 5y ago
Interesting to also look at how US troops finally got the upper hand in urban Iraq, with large amounts of concrete walls of varying sizes. In the film "American Sniper" you can see the walls getting put up under fire from an exper
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by kreelman 5y ago
Could tech and manufacturing combine to become automated high-end tech? Could robotics and aggressive automation of production lines make this shift? ...Or is it in fact more complex than it seems and the lead times for setting up these kin
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by kreelman 5y ago
"Skills follow activity, they do not lead activity. You learn by doing." Nicely put. Thanks for pointing that out. That really resonates for me as I think about my career and skillset. I'm where I am now because of building t
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by kreelman 5y ago
I'm guessing "rouge" should be "rogue"? Somewhere in this conversation I think someone made a typo and it's gained its own life in the comments, thinking it's the correct term? However, in this case Softba
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by kreelman 5y ago
Perhaps what you say is part of the problem, though usually MPG improves with newer vehichle versions? Change it over to "Cheap EV for clunkers", the government could/should cover most of the financials and it's a win fo
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by kreelman 5y ago
Common Lisp Macros are so neat. So good for writing nice little domain specific languages. This part of "Practical Common Lisp" is a nice intro to them.
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by kreelman 5y ago
Liquid Haskell looks similar to Eiffel in terms of contracts. I imagine a whole bunch of power could be derived from this in Haskell. I don't know how heavily contracts were/are used in Eiffel (I don't think it's so popu
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by kreelman 5y ago
I like what you've said here. I'm going to think more about it. Some quite important points. There are parts of dealing with people that can't be science based. I would find it hard to disagree with that. We do try to use sci
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by kreelman 5y ago
Something that looks vaguely similar to lnav (and Angle Grinder) is fzf ( https://github.com/junegunn/fzf ). It's quite good at interactively searching for given items in a pile of text. I don't think it does s

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