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by marmetio 4y ago
Really? Another "just do X" comment? Again, great when it's an option, but not as common as your own experience might suggest.
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by marmetio 4y ago
I know what you're referencing, but it's not obvious to people who don't already know about it. And in a way, I think you did say something deep. Web developers often have no idea that problems like this were solved a long ti
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by marmetio 4y ago
I think it's silly to tell people what to do when you don't know what they're doing. For all you know, they could be generating code from a design tool that already does that static analysis. What's nice about Ada is you
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by marmetio 4y ago
Ada already does something like this. You can choose whether to enable runtime checks, fail to compile, or accept the risk. The purpose of C is to be easy to implement on new systems. You're never going to get a lot of traction adding
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by marmetio 4y ago
Many people live somewhere without other employment options and can't relocate. Otherwise, yeah, that's the obvious solution.
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by marmetio 4y ago
They put mini jumper cable connectors on the pocket-sized ones now.
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by marmetio 4y ago
Haha ok well then you _observed_ the convenience tax.
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by marmetio 4y ago
You paid the "convenience tax". Big expensive city, prices to offset shoplifting, and you didn't know where to go for cheaper product. Otherwise, prices are about the same. I've seen the same expensive deodorant in Europ
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by marmetio 4y ago
I think it's a northeast thing. But not everyone in the northeast knows it, either. You're more likely to know it if you have to drive for at least an hour for Thanksgiving dinner and you like to browse radio stations.
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by marmetio 4y ago
It's just a fanciful advertisement. It's not even much of a demo, for the reasons given by OC. They said it wouldn't work in real life.
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by marmetio 4y ago
I tried just one medicine at different dose levels for a few months and then stopped. Never figured out a long-term solution because I didn't take it long-term.
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by marmetio 4y ago
I took them for a few months and then stopped. It felt restorative.
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by marmetio 4y ago
> What exactly is lost I know that historically most chargers are just a way to hide the true total cost of ownership. But the electronics industry is now shifting towards innovating in more areas than just shrinking the digital parts. C
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by marmetio 4y ago
I wonder if deciding where word boundaries should be was not always obvious. Italian "give it to me" can be three words or one depending on order. me lo da / dammelo. Lots of verb conjugations are basically contractions of th
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by marmetio 4y ago
So there's no way for a startup to create a new connector because they'd have to go through the USB implementor's forum.
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by marmetio 4y ago
Fair point
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by marmetio 4y ago
> In an effort to defuse the situation Why would he do that? He was already searched, they didn't seize the website, and they didn't order him to do anything. Worst-case is they eventually do, charge him, and use that as eviden
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by marmetio 4y ago
Nice. I used All Signal Processing to get an intuitive feel through visualization. There's a website, but the videos are more easily accessible through YouTube. Still worth checking out for the table of contents and quizzes. https:&#x
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by marmetio 4y ago
Page 6 answers the question of what are the best predictors of code quality [1]. At least in terms of critical defect density. This has been known for a long time. It's just not widely known because the data is tough to collect yoursel
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by marmetio 4y ago
> Now I use it The qualification to work there and use an Arduino is to have no prior experience with it.
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by marmetio 4y ago
That argument assumes that only one program option should be available. It's a false dichotomy.
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by marmetio 4y ago
I think it should be possible. First year is general math and science. Many people earn some of those credits in high school, so it's already effectively on an as-needed basis. Second and third year are the core engineering curriculum.
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by marmetio 4y ago
That's correct, it was finite difference methods. There are many variations with different properties such as whether they'll definitely converge or not.
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by marmetio 4y ago
Sort of. There are accurate measures with verifiable predictive power. But useful depends on cost/benefit, which in turn depends on ability to implement and market forces. There's a company that looked at reducing critical defects
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by marmetio 4y ago
Design competitions are an extremely common way to facilitate job placement for students. It filters out the uninterested, develops skills, and connects employers with first-time job seekers. It costs almost nothing and everyone benefits. T
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by marmetio 4y ago
What would stop the signal from getting to the distribution transformer through the wires? This is why things like power factor and harmonic distortion are regulated (specifics depend on country and customer type). You can mess up the power
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by marmetio 4y ago
They're just referencing the earlier claim that the new natural gas boiler is cleaner than the old coal boiler. The sentence is worded incorrectly, and doesn't claim to be a cleaner distribution method either. They said they keep
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by marmetio 4y ago
Is it possible to reproduce that effect on an LCD to restore the original contrast?
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by marmetio 4y ago
This resource covers every level from pop sci to pro https://www.stevenabbott.co.uk/practical-adhesion/
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by marmetio 4y ago
You could have the calling function do the state transitions all in one place. The individual state functions would still do most of the work and generate the information required to determine the next state. But they would be "unaware

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