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by memco 4y ago
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by memco 4y ago
They have a US page here: https://silkn.com/products/toothwave-1
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by memco 4y ago
The contextual support is lacking but it can be done. See this comment from a previous discussion where I briefly described how I’ve used the record factory to help: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31484527
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by memco 4y ago
I mentioned this almost every time logging and python come up but one of my favorite feature is logging.exception: https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logging.Logge... . It allows you to attach the whole
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by memco 4y ago
Interesting to see the development over the past few years and how theory is comparing to practice. One of the theorized benefits from the MIT video was quieter drones. This article says the ionic propulsion demoed is about 85db which sound
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by memco 4y ago
There are efforts in our area to expand solar and they are offering programs to the public to subsidize some of the construction with shares of the panels. Customers are advised that they will not make money but they’ll get back some percen
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by memco 4y ago
I see. So you can inject some material through a very small opening and print the full size piece in place.
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by memco 4y ago
So it sounds like the novel feature is that it can print something inside of something else, but the article doesn’t say what’s required to make that happen: if I’m going to repair a plane fuselage or some surgical implant: how do I get the
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by memco 4y ago
Based on the replies to your comment I might try another model, but I had one and it was a huge hassle cleaning up before it, cleaning up after it and cleaning it multiple times per job because the brushes would get “tangled” on nothing. I
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by memco 4y ago
I had a situation recently where I saved a bunch of time on resolution during install of Python packages by breaking it up into smaller groups of packages to install in separate steps. We have some packages in a private devpi server and som
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by memco 4y ago
There was Waze carpool, which I used as a passenger. It was not meant to be profitable as a source of income for drivers, but helped cover the cost of gas and such. I don’t remember the exact sign up requirements but both the driver and rid
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by memco 4y ago
Part of why I reference the talk is that he was advocating for it in a broader context because he found it simplified the architecture and reduced memory and execution time for his project which isn’t a game. I would love to see more exposi
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by memco 4y ago
Andrew Kelley gave a presentation where he discusses how DOD was actually giving significant performance improvements for zig: https://vimeo.com/649009599 . DOD may not be explicitly concerned with performance, but it could
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by memco 4y ago
A solution I have used is to creat a logging recordfactory similar to what’s described here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59585861/using-logrecord... . There’s also logging adapters as described here: https
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by memco 4y ago
I just posted another comment advocating that using logging would be better than redirect: I use it quite extensively in production and am mostly happy with its setup and use: what makes it evil for you and what is different about data scie
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by memco 4y ago
Even on the Python level it seems much better to use the logging module and attach a handler to sys.stdout. if all you need is to print some stuff to the console just attach a handler with logger.addHandler(logging.StreamHandler(sys.stdout)
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by memco 4y ago
> I can't wait for Janine "fun yoga zoom class" to become "mandatory" when said Janine becomes manager of her team and people notice that she has a privileged relationship with people who participate because they
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by memco 4y ago
Looks really interesting. We’re using a hand rolled solution on top of JSON schema but it’s pretty unforgiving and sometimes requires very invasive changes to add support for new requirements. One thing I didn’t get a good grasp on from the
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by memco 4y ago
An off switch is always handy. I have a monitor without a power button and so I can’t shut it off without disconnecting it. It also makes it harder to troubleshoot when there’s no signal: is it the power or data that’s at fault? I’m not sur
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by memco 4y ago
> Sizzzle will present vendors from an algorithm, rather than an arbitrary ranking. How will you distinguish this for your users and allow their input to affect the algorithm? I have a hard time distinguishing between “arbitrary rankin
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by memco 4y ago
Can you use nvim-dap remotely? I am working on building up a neovim setup but the remote editing and debugging are the missing piece for me.
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by memco 4y ago
I started thinking of usernames as less secure passwords and therefore randomizing them a few years ago but never thought about the possibility of randomizing the email too. Not only does it help on the spam side of receiving mail but it ca
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by memco 4y ago
The article links to some docs for the logging module here: https://docs.python.org/3/howto/logging.html#optimization asserting that f-strings are less optimal but the docs do not say that they do not optimize our
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by memco 4y ago
I’m a VSCode user interested in exploring eMacs as a Python IDE: does anyone have any recommendations for things I would need beyond a basic config? I am a frequent user of the debugger over remote connections so the more seamlessly I can u
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by memco 5y ago
VSCode makes it very easy to selectively install plugins on a remote that doesn’t have internet access and allows fairly seamless editing, debugging and terminal access to a remote with very little effort. But I’ve been looking for alterna
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by memco 5y ago
Have you looked at code runner: https://coderunnerapp.com/ ? It has some Python support but not on the level of VSCode or PyCharm IMO.
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by memco 5y ago
Having never played Talos principle one interesting thing I found against it is tat the mechanics of the game can be exploited such that the speed run of the game skips huge portions of it; whereas the witness is much more direct: you can’t
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by memco 5y ago
If I recall correctly one of the most popular third party apps first released for the iPhone was a flashlight app that was a blank app with an icon and a name. Slightly more code than any of those under the hood, but I feel the idea is the
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by memco 5y ago
I really enjoyed this presentation on how roc-lang is being designed to handle optimization using opportunistic in-place mutation: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=vzfy4EKwG_Y&t=1328 .
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by memco 5y ago
> If you rule out anything eaten with a fork…. You can pry my open-faced tuna melt on rye out of my cold dead hands. Why is it in your hands and not the fork with which you’re supposed to be eating it?

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