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by mianos 3y ago
Correct, we don't. There have been some recent court cases, sponsored by the unions, seeking to include full time benefits to subbies, but it's all a bit hand-wavy and, on the whole, people working with an ABN are not yet equivale
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by mianos 3y ago
Professional escrow is not cheap. The first year, when you have to demonstrate a complete build and 'bring up' process with them the price seems pretty good as it's a lot of work. Funnily they don't seem to offer a multi
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by mianos 3y ago
When writing a compiler you want to first look at what you expect and when you get that, what to expect next. If that does not come, where do you go? We call this a graph, but there is no need to confuse things with advanced terms.
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by mianos 3y ago
I have written multiple compilers, from C-like interpreters to protobuffer like compilers over the years, all in production, some still. Not doing a finite state machine for any stream interpretation is a huge mistake, just as much as it is
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by mianos 3y ago
Yes, you are correct. Maybe I should have said there is more certainty about the future of Regus. I am not even sure of that. I do agree, a lot of the media is saying this is a tactical move to re-negotiate a lot of expensive leases and the
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by mianos 3y ago
Actually the CIA was known to be using NeXT. I believe it was the Intel port. (That said, any large agency probably uses a bit of everything, I know they use Linux now, managed by salt-stack I believe).
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by mianos 3y ago
That is the good part about We-Work. Regus is very old school. The one I went into earlier in the year seemed to have been fitted out with plastic wood grain panels from the 70s. That's said, Regus is still running and WeWork is in Cha
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by mianos 3y ago
And, the meme, for every comment in C or C++ on HN, there is one "but Rust".
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by mianos 3y ago
While true, in my experience, many much more experienced developers can do a lot of things the less experienced ones think they can. What about the people who did make a lot of money but like to work and create things?
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by mianos 3y ago
Maybe, but how longs is eventually? I love GPT, use it every day but it is pretty flawed. 10 years?
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by mianos 3y ago
There are quite a few x86 Chromebooks, millions. If you have one it is kinda surprising just how many Android apps run on them. (Or is it all emulated?)
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by mianos 3y ago
I'll add it and give it a try. Thanks.
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by mianos 3y ago
I have many similar projects. By far, the hardest part for anything I actually want to share is user friendly wifi provisioning. The rest is easy, displays, devices and power supply. (I have 5 different HL-tech radars on boards with 3 diffe
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by mianos 3y ago
Here I was thinking the question, "Do you have anything to ask us?" was simply another opportunity for someone at Google to belittle you by demonstrating how they already know everything you could possibly ask. After all, you are
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by mianos 3y ago
Yes, it's a closed loop. The O2 sensor in the exhaust rapidly adjusts the mixture. The whole 'learning' the air fuel mixture to adjust the stoichiometric ratio over a longer period of time does not make any sense. You have th
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by mianos 3y ago
ESP32s. So easy. As well supported as any RaspberryPi. Proper real time on the metal. Interrupts. Native i2c, i2s, spi, serial with a cross-plane so you can re-route most pins around, depending on the board and a few minor caveats.
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by mianos 3y ago
The n100 I have is 6W. It uses less power than my OrangePi board. 12V barrel connector.
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by mianos 3y ago
I got one of these recently. It was ridiculously easy to just install stock debs on. Every time I look at the wall wart plug pack it comes with I laugh to myself. 8W. In terms of price, speed and compatibility the Raspberry Pi looks laughab
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by mianos 3y ago
Because if you have the peer ip (which WebRTC is sending the audio packets), you can do an IP to geo-reference and maybe get an idea if where the peer is, kinda, sorta.
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by mianos 3y ago
Kdb with ease, but down 500k on licenses and the cost of people who can use it. :)
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by mianos 3y ago
Considering '#defines' are done in a textual pre-precessing by the C pre-processor, they don't know much at all about the C language. You can define out int, long, struct or anything. I have seen many people redefine 'fo
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by mianos 3y ago
I thought SiFive is actually one of the best though? Espressif has a bunch of Risc-V designs too. Not high performance but easy to find and use.
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by mianos 3y ago
Before you purchase, may I suggest going to the play store and reading the platform reviews.
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by mianos 3y ago
Somewhat against the rules, sorry dang, but half the topics today are very badly titled. It's a clickbait invasion. Sorry again dang. :(
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by mianos 3y ago
In an inefficient market people get ripped off. Although I am sure that, some people would think, if someone rented some coastal shack with the same view as a five star hotel with all meals included, for three times the price, would be a gr
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by mianos 3y ago
Brian Chesky is not saying to lower their prices. He is asking for property suppliers to check the local prices. Business Insider is pretty much the daily-mail of faux business publications. For markets to operate efficiently and quickly a
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by mianos 3y ago
They do, supply and demand play a crucial role in influencing price transparency. Now demand exceeds supply, hosts have less incentive to provide transparent pricing since their listings are more likely to be quickly booked due to the scarc
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by mianos 3y ago
May I suggest uBlacklist to remove Quora. I can't believe even Google allows such pollution of their whole search platform.
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by mianos 3y ago
The Moondrop and Apple USB-C DAC are so small, and tested by audiofools to be top notch yet are hardly much larger than a 3.5 cable. I have them both are they sound pretty good to me with my assortment of Chifi IEMs.
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by mianos 3y ago
No, you already know how to run and manager a postgres database. If have you large teams, for sure, pick a proper queue that someone in the team knows well.

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