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marianov
7y ago
Can you describe what is in this frequecy? http://62.14.208.25:7500/?f=7020.00lsbz6 I've been interested in CW forever but never got past theory
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marianov
7y ago
How would one know the parameters to listen for example to maritime radio ("VHF" for me) LSB, USB, IQ ? What are those? I could only listen to local "MW Broadcast" that I gess is AM radio. Also: Any way to decode CW from
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marianov
7y ago
Bob Moffat from weld.com channel on yt is great
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marianov
8y ago
An man in Argentina changed legal gender so he can retire earlier : http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5544173/Argentinian-...
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8y ago
Culture is bullshit. Professionals working together in a project vs a factory or plantation.
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9y ago
ARA (Armada Argentina/Argentina Navy) San Juan. 1983 Diesel Electric, recently serviced. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARA_San_Juan
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marianov
9y ago
You don't hit opponents head with your head at rugby, so concussion is not so common. The most frecuent problem is spinal cord injuries in scrum[1], which year after year leaves some players paraplegic. [1] https://en.wikipe
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marianov
9y ago
Learn python generators and iterators by @dabeaz [1] http://www.dabeaz.com/generators/
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9y ago
Same case. Ingesting 100s or 1000s of IoT "events" per second,pipelining them and reacting. Solved with redis pub/sub and python subscribers.HAd machines responding to system interactions in no time and could prototype a new
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marianov
10y ago
You are doing 9 to 5 and being allowed to eat. Where is the flexibility? That's normal office hours. As a manager I considre flexible to allow people in or out or WFH as long as they put some solid hours every day and deliver. If it w
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10y ago
Early email providers in Argentina used Unix to Unix Copy Program (UUCP) to move forward your messages to some of the few internet connected servers. IIRC you would write email in Pegasus or Eudora and then upload/download your mail wi
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10y ago
Lathes had been making themselves for ages before 3D printers.
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10y ago
Related: Why does Wikipedia list Python, Ruby and PHP as 4GL ? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth-generation_programming_...
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10y ago
What I miss are 4GL. 90% of bussiness systems are some form of CRUD, or record keeping software. With Clipper/DBase III, etc you had systems up in no time, fast and with little non-functional bugs. And on the UI side you had keyboard s
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10y ago
Read the response down on this thread. The key is using tags and viewports
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10y ago
I've setup vimwiki, taskwarrior (ubuntu),taskwarrior for Android and setup sync with a server. How do you get the items you add in the Android App to show up in Vimwiki?
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10y ago
How does PS compare to installing cygwyn and using bash ? (from a Linux user perspective) does it support grep, find, ls, PS, pipes, etc?
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10y ago
Block style programming works great with kids that are just starting to read (4-6), and paremeter location and nested control structures seem intuitive.
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marianov
10y ago
How onerous ? I would like the CA I work for to be included in the trusted list.
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11y ago
I did the transition from arduino ide to command line compilation using a makefile and avrdude. But the hardware is super easy (and cheap) with arduino like boards. What hardware does ARM development need? Which prototyping boards are easie
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marianov
11y ago
MQTT has a "last wish" or "testament". So you know that it went offline.
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11y ago
An common architecture for IoT is to have sensors/actuators talking to a MQTT server (a message queue). Then processing it with some rules or exposing it as a REST API. This should enable all those things as SaaS. I guess the biggest c
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11y ago
No, they didn't use any serious anon tools. Just posted on a fake name once or twice the first days of the project, but then even included their credits on their twitter bios [example: https://twitter.com/abad ]
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11y ago
Was the first thing I tried being from Argentina. Big fail.
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11y ago
See Argentina. Free college, university, med school, engineering, PHDs, doctorates, etc. Other problems though.
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marianov
11y ago
Exactly what happened to me. Use a crappy 1Mbit WISP connection and raw audio takes ages to load
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12y ago
Don't you have clauses requiring X years of existence, Y number of previous projects of a given size or Z income per year in government RFPs? They exist in my country. You could think they are thought to avoid two guys in a garage to
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12y ago
I hope they use the money to ditch the code and do a clean start because last time I checked the system was not safe, transparent,secret or auditable http://demos.legislatura.gov.ar/ Buenos Aires City Legislature installati
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12y ago
That leaves you with 450 years of unenployment for many engineers.
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12y ago
Does Rust have anything like Python generators or coroutines? I don't even know if its possible on a strongly typed laguage, but it's a killer feature form me.
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