mjevans

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by mjevans 1y ago
Just like a freeway, public good and public benefit are things government should be doing well. (We the people, for us the people)
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by mjevans 1y ago
You'd probably have better timekeeping from a reasonably connected Pi with a common NTP daemon (take your pick, some are easier to configure / query), and a realtime-ish thread to emit your PPS signal on a GPIO or similar. Probabl
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by mjevans 1y ago
The material would be 'fine', but I'm not sure how safe or effective it would be as I'm not a materials expert. Just considering the risk of the material. (Yeah, the material would be fine, is it safe and beneficial?
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by mjevans 1y ago
Probably various forms of plant carbon compounds that don't count as fiber? Filler? Maybe other minerals, salt is some but not 12g of it.
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by mjevans 1y ago
It's probably fine on the inside?
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by mjevans 1y ago
Trusted friend or family in another disaster zone is the model here.
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by mjevans 1y ago
As far as my doctor's diet guidelines go, that'd be 'effectively 17g of "sugar"'. I've been told to use an offhand rule of fiber vs sugar as a ratio. For every 1 gram of fiber 'up to' 50 of carb
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by mjevans 1y ago
I'm going to want that pile hot enough to kill all the bugs and pets that want to get near it.
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by mjevans 1y ago
Why does Space need to decrypt a vast majority of the traffic? Flow can be just as brick not-smart as fiber optic cables under the sea. Now, management, control, etc? Yeah those you need to decode in orbit.
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by mjevans 1y ago
Yes, just stop doing step 2 the way they're doing and instead if they _must_ do noise modify parameters for step 4 directly.
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by mjevans 1y ago
The real world benchmark is measuring it from invocation, both for cold launches and 'hot' (data cached from the last run). Interestingly I might have only ever used the time (shell) builtin command. GNU's time measuring com
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by mjevans 1y ago
Then buy from a commercial service, just like many do for email. (Many more just use gmail in that context.) Commercial IRC services? IRC Cloud comes to mind as one I've seen others use. Couldn't tell you how much it costs, how
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by mjevans 1y ago
All the things you describe are achieved via 'bouncers' or dedicated clients living in a server that an impermanent consumption device like a mobile phone might be able to connect to. No, they're not native to the protocol, n
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by mjevans 1y ago
It's always the edge cases that make this a pain. The less like 'random' XML the document is the better the extraction will work. As soon as something oddball gets tossed in that drifts from the expected pattern things will
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by mjevans 1y ago
I would not. I would support legislation that forced a recall of all defective cars (ones that required touchscreens to do basic car things).
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by mjevans 1y ago
I seem to recall the Vega era as 'when I wouldn't buy a GPU because AMDs were just unstable' (and of course never closed source Nvidia). Took me almost 5 min to drill through enough Wikipedia pages to find the Radeon VII stri
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by mjevans 1y ago
I think it can be OK to have a risk if that's the plan of trial and error. It's when you don't know, or have an inkling of what's wrong but aren't sure where to start probing, that it's better to have a plan or
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by mjevans 1y ago
I'd rather they cost like 4X the median worker's wage, with at least half of that collected as taxes by the government. It should be a notable cost, and the worker needs to be making a premium for it to be a rush on immigration. F
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by mjevans 1y ago
TL;DR I don't want to compete with under-priced outsourced labor. I gladly accept peers and betters who expand the market by bringing the best and the brightest to the same national team. ~ I'm all for immigration reform in ways
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by mjevans 1y ago
They can happen to _be_ Unicode. Composition operations (for fully terminated Unicode strings) should work, but require eventual normalization. That's the other part of the resume UTF8 strings mid way, even combining broken strings st
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by mjevans 1y ago
Good print statements can become future logging entries for when software ships and debugging statements need to be turned on without source code access.
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by mjevans 1y ago
It's not just here. Readers will apply whatever default emotional context they assume without realizing they've projected their expectations onto what is otherwise potentially a very different statement.
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by mjevans 1y ago
Maybe offer 'Sales day rush auto-scale' as a setting.
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by mjevans 1y ago
Database NULL is a valid pattern that any parser SHOULD support and I do consider that a design bug in every parser Go has. Offhand most of them effectively 'update' an object, but make it difficult or impossible to tell if somet
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by mjevans 1y ago
I have. During system upgrades, usually along unsupported paths. If you're ever living dangerously, bring along busybox-static. It might not be the best, but you'll thank yourself later.
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by mjevans 1y ago
Never underestimate the ability of an organization to throw money at hardware and use things _far_ past their engineered scale as long as the performance is still good enough to not make critical infrastructure changes that, while necessary
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by mjevans 1y ago
It makes so much more sense in that light. It was __sold__ not to programmers, but to NON programmers. The model is the underlying shape (the data in storage). The Controller is like the security guard for the warehouse / building. The
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by mjevans 1y ago
Agreed, but maybe my mental model is splitting the 'Controller' aspect into the client / server model. Everything must get validated server side, there's no other rational choice. Otherwise you cannot enforce any consi
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by mjevans 1y ago
Incorrect. Choice 2. Empowered user. The end user is free to CHOOSE to delegate the hardware's approved signing solutions to a third party. Possibly even a third party that is already included in the base firmware such as Microsoft, A
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by mjevans 1y ago
I can't even manage to get people I chat with online to get together to play any videogames I like the idea of on a recurring basis. Time and energy don't exist for _that_ level of casual activity, let alone overpriced and time-ex

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