mtreis86

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by mtreis86 3y ago
Some quick chart review: don't use acronyms, they add cognitive load and require the reader to take action just to read your work.
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by mtreis86 3y ago
I learn best by breaking things. Here are a couple good books on cryptanalysis https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/56242724-codebreaking https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17994.The_Code
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by mtreis86 3y ago
Wrapping it won't lengthen the wheelbase or suspension so it will still turn in like a little bike. Still will be twitchy at speed like a little bike, and defo going to take pothole just like any other bike with little wheels, terribly
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by mtreis86 3y ago
The monkey gets 160+mpg, it would be difficult to improve much on that. Certainly not going to get a 2x multiple of it for cheaper than you can increase the fuel tank by an order of magnitude.
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by mtreis86 3y ago
A book has recently been written on the condition system https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/53889382-the-common-lisp...
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by mtreis86 3y ago
Columns of books can be load bearing, right?
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by mtreis86 3y ago
I've been daily driving it for 5 years now on an old Lenovo Thinkpad. No major issues the whole time. I think people solve the GPU issue by using multiple GPUs, that way one can be dedicated to dom0 and the other can be passed through
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by mtreis86 3y ago
It is a fairly common pattern in low level stuff like hashing algorithms or cryptography.
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by mtreis86 3y ago
Start here https://tes5edit.github.io/docs/15-tutorials.html
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by mtreis86 3y ago
The backend of Skyrim (and other Bethesda games) is largely a database. Bethesda calls them .esp files, but they're relational in a way. There has been a large open undertaking to produce tooling for this, such as xedit (Pascal) and z-
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by mtreis86 3y ago
That is remarkably accurate for a wild guess. Lisp code tends to be built from the inside. Working in a REPL, modifying the system state as you go, storing code into a buffer then recompiling and loading it into the image with a keystroke.
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by mtreis86 3y ago
Better power consumption, especially in deep sleep. Make waking up cheap too, especially for some IOT purposes, like grabbing a sensor reading every couple minutes and storing it in a queue for future burst transmission. Optimize for that s
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by mtreis86 3y ago
> and to even know if such a thing is possible before pursuing it I'm not the creator of that magnificent piece of programmatical art. But I can take a stab at this. As long as the languages are Turing complete it is possible. Any T
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by mtreis86 3y ago
Not Invented Here. Brought to you by the people who reinvented the wheel.
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by mtreis86 3y ago
Haven't agreed in half a century, won't agree now, never will.
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by mtreis86 3y ago
Pine64
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by mtreis86 3y ago
For me it made sense when thinking about DC. It misses a couple important paradigm shifts for AC though, like resistors sometimes being used to set the ratio of voltage to current, rather than resisting anything. Gets even trickier at highe
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by mtreis86 3y ago
Sony has Gran Tourismo, Forza is a Microsoft game.
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by mtreis86 4y ago
I've used blender for engineering/printing. It works fairly well, you just have to set the precision to a small enough number that things pull within tolerance. There are a couple decent tool path / CAM plugins too, so it can
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by mtreis86 4y ago
Nuke it?
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by mtreis86 4y ago
Is there a way to quickly delete or restart a level?
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by mtreis86 4y ago
Lisp-stat was recently rebuilt and has plotting https://lisp-stat.dev/docs/examples/plotting/
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by mtreis86 4y ago
In other words CL-USER> (equalp '(1 2 3) '(1 . (2 . (3 . nil)))) => T
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by mtreis86 4y ago
Are there any inductors or transformers? I don't see any on the left parts panel. I want to make an oscillator.
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by mtreis86 4y ago
Yeah, agree on both fronts, carbon steel is wonderful. I wanted to add, regarding cast iron, you can always sand the pan down a bit to smooth out the surface. On of the biggest benefits to iron or steel cookwear is that you can easily remov
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by mtreis86 4y ago
I had one job, night shift snowmaking at a ski resort, that was on a 12hr 3-day/4-day schedule. So 36 hours one week, 48 the next. It was wonderful because the 4-day weekend felt like a vacation every other week. Plus, at that amount o
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by mtreis86 4y ago
I did some barefoot running, when I lived on a dirt road. With having to avoid stepping on sharp rocks you figure these moves out quickly. You also figure out how to step lightly, and to keep your steps short, and to land on the ball of you
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by mtreis86 4y ago
I have no idea what you can or can't easily do in Rust. Here is something many languages can't do succinctly, without closures and code-as-data. From Paul Graham's book, On Lisp, modified to work with Lisp code as keys.
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by mtreis86 4y ago
I recently learned calculus from the Herb Gross series from 1974. The way he explains things just clicked, after numerous failed attempts to learn from other sources. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFRWDuduuSw&list=PL3B
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by mtreis86 4y ago
There is an endless amount of Lisps because the core to get one working is one page of code. So many people make one as a pet project. Aside from the small unused versions, the rest of the dialects have a lot of differences between them, so

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