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by mianos 6y ago
Because he works there. He has the most information possible. He is not guessing. The SEC is quite clear about how this has to be honest disclosure. He has been rebuked several times for this. It is not unreasonable for companies to miss ta
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by mianos 6y ago
If you would like to see this, check youtube for the 'clickspring' channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/Clickspring . He machines a much desktop mechanical clock from scratch over many episodes.
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by mianos 6y ago
It seems no one is game to comment on the fact that it is not his idea on the comment page for fear of being sued.
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by mianos 6y ago
The article on Ars suggests that the new law would not allow them to delist one provider and allow another. This is not law yet, this is part of the proposal. I am still looking for some evidence that they are not allowed to delist all new
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by mianos 6y ago
I still can't see why google can't just remove Australian news sites from the index? It should be a very small list for Australia. They already do this for copyright claims.
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by mianos 6y ago
And watch NY CNC and This Old Tony on youtube. Once youtube starts recommending more CNC channels on account of watching these two you will be addicted. Watching CNC cutting is probably the most relaxing way to waste time.
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by mianos 6y ago
This looks great fun. I first worked in C and 8080 so I didn't see the PDP-11 ISA until a few years later. What amazed me at the time was how much the PDP11 was like C. There is just about a one to mapping of things like pre and post
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by mianos 6y ago
This can only be good. I have had 3 WearOS watches over many years. None last more more than a few months of use due to the mindblowingly bad WearOS. 256,000 reviews and 120,000 one star reviews. I have a drawer full of perfectly working ha
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by mianos 6y ago
I look forward to you considering Pulsar. Even though it is the least mature, it is the superset of most of the others listed.
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by mianos 6y ago
Maybe it is me, the material looks really good, but: Minutes into it the notebooks on the page stop working, mainly due to trivial errors, like missing imports. It is not much use having a 'run' button if you can't run it. Th
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by mianos 6y ago
ASN.1 is specified as a compilable language. Open source compilers, such as snacc, have existed for 30 years. ASN.1 also defines multiple encodings, DER is used in crypto as you can compare encoded blocks bit by bit. Other encoding rules, s
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by mianos 6y ago
I agree the photos are probably just mockups. No way they would be using that sort of prop. That said, Li-FES2 primary cells (at 400Wh/kg) have well over twice the energy density to LiPo/LCO rechargables (at 190 Wh/kg). If I
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by mianos 6y ago
It would be interesting economics to revisit this now with much lower interest rates, higher labour costs and very different plant costs due to changes in technology and lower cost manufacturing of some of the components.
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by mianos 6y ago
They would be sued. Pinterest and Quora don't actually care that their actions make the web crappy for us all. They would stand on their high horses and complain that google is treating them unfairly. Normally I would assume this probl
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by mianos 6y ago
Got it: https://tlaib.house.gov/sites/tlaib.house.gov/files/STABLEAc...
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by mianos 6y ago
If anyone has a link to an actual paper it would be much better than this submission. I can't find any other evidence of a proposal from some more searching.
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White House proposes stablecoin rules(axios.com)
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by mianos 6y ago
The chance of replacing every banking system at once is not at all possible. Even just replacing CHESS all at once is pretty much impossible. Just how many years late is it and how many more until it's actually used by all participants
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by mianos 6y ago
This paper was 100% of my life for a few years at spriggy. One of the lines that almost made me spit my coffee with a laught was "that allows you to tie out balances and payments with zero failures (this is super unlikely)." Buil
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by mianos 6y ago
As it said, it makes no sense at all. F1 is not Google, "Provided a driver has previously held a super licence they do not have to meet these requirements, a driver who has held a valid super licence for any of the previous three seaso
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by mianos 6y ago
It is certainly not a driver's license, this makes as much sense as asking Hamilton or Vittel to do a driving test before giving them a job as a driver. That said, I would not be surprised this would happen at Google as they truly beli
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by mianos 6y ago
You really have to use Teams every day to appreciate just how buggy it is on all three platforms. I used slack video for remote standups for a year or so and aside from the odd little hiccup it was boringly stable. Teams fails at least once
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by mianos 6y ago
The valgrind helgrind tool is a great tool for testing concurrency locally. Without serious tooling testing concurrency is just 'toy' testing.
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You will find there are still a lot of companies that value people and broad skills. Some company leadership principles are even anti leadedship principles and factory pop-out leet coding developers.
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It's a product already for sale so I guess 1) is close, but more to attract sales. 2) There is no problems with radio communications anywhere but in the core of a running reactor (also dependant on the wavelength if you want to use it
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by mianos 6y ago
It reminds me of this comic: https://xkcd.com/538/ Let's spend X on a super uber computa password cracker or let's spend X/100 on a bribe to a guy who works there.
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by mianos 6y ago
Every time I needed to look at adding something to the build system at my old job, in CMake, I booked a day. What is incredulous to me is the numerous answers on the forum and stackoverflow are never ever complete enough to be useable.
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by mianos 6y ago
It's a reflection on a great workplace culture to share like this. It's not the board for me, but nice you released it anyway. When those MAX232 chips came out many years ago they blew our minds having the charge pump for the nega
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by mianos 6y ago
No the ESP32 uses less power. In deep sleep it uses about a quarter of the current. It also has an extra low power processor (ULP) core than can run in a sleep state and do IO without even waking up the Tensalica cores. The ESP32-S2 actual
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by mianos 6y ago
Who has used RS232 voltage for serial in the last 10 years? I'd rather a few MOSFETs to cut the power to everything for lower power. I guess there is a specific market for this and it is not me. I have at least 20 of Esp8266 and esp32

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