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by mtreis86 5y ago
Got a link? That beats the prices I've gotten.
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by mtreis86 5y ago
Depends on the atack, a Lishi key should leave little to no scratches on the pins. Raking would leave the most.
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by mtreis86 5y ago
Put a heavy bungee cord (the rubber type) around the log a bit above the bottom, then the pieces don't go flying.
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by mtreis86 5y ago
Common Lisp has libraries that are 30 years old that still work. The community seems to be (slowly) growing right now. The core language supports some fairly complex functionality out of the box. There are a number of widely used libraries
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by mtreis86 5y ago
https://github.com/robert-strandh/SICL
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by mtreis86 5y ago
I see it more as a matter of power produced, I'd probably use 1hp or 750w brushless or something thereabouts as the line to draw. With most pedal ebikes you go faster by pedaling anyways.
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by mtreis86 5y ago
I've been playing this a bunch, one assembly puzzle left. All in all it is an excellent game. I've been studying assembly, mainly from the book, Systems A Programmer's Perspective. Which is an excelleng book, but this game re
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by mtreis86 5y ago
How does the keyboard compare to older Lenovos, specifically the x220?
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by mtreis86 5y ago
How does it compare to cruise control? I can't turn that on without feeling less attentive.
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by mtreis86 5y ago
Thanks for correcting me. I know there is a way to do something similar to what I had in there, but I don't remember what it was. Any idea?
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There are a couple ways to approach it in Common Lisp, probably a few more than I have here. One, optional and keyword arguments can have defaults. (defun calc-formula (ia ib &optional (gain t)) ...) Two, you could use a dyna
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by mtreis86 5y ago
One of my most common spelling mistakes is physical mistypes on the keyboard, yet no spell checker seems to account for keyboard layout and locality of keys, or for something like my hand being one position off on the board but typing all t
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by mtreis86 5y ago
Common Lisp can do that CL-USER> (defun non-empty-string-p (string) (and (stringp string) (plusp (length string)))) NON-EMPTY-STRING-P CL-USER> (deftype non-empty-string () `(satisf
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Pixel phone running GrapheneOS, you'd have to jump through hoops to get google back on the thing.
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Do they mention which chemicals were involved?
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by mtreis86 5y ago
“I think Bigfoot is blurry, that’s the problem. It’s not the photographer’s fault. Bigfoot is blurry, and that’s extra scary to me. There’s a large, out-of-focus monster roaming the countryside. Run, he’s fuzzy, get out of here.” — Mitch He
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by mtreis86 5y ago
"The strongest legacy of Lisp in the Julia language is its metaprogramming support. Like Lisp, Julia represents its own code as a data structure of the language itself." From https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1&#
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by mtreis86 5y ago
RSS feed https://bengtan.com/index.xml
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How is Guix pronounced? Gicks or g-u-i-x or gooey-x?
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Playing 10000 Marbles - Marble Machine X Accuracy Test(youtube.com)
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Slight bit of complexity there, THC-A usually needs to be decarboxylated into THC via heating to a certain temperature before infusion or the resulting butter is pretty mild.
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Summary of the issue from another page; "For the majority of time airborne, the downward-looking navcams takes 30 pictures a second of the Martian surface and immediately feeds them into the helicopter’s navigation system. Each time a
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by mtreis86 5y ago
Is there anything blockchains can do in less time complexity than traditional computations?
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by mtreis86 5y ago
My friend, Ryan, (shameless shoutout) has been manufacturing glass for a while now, and has some very interesting polychromatic glass that changes all sorts of colors. https://greasy-glass-color.myshopify.com/collections&#x2
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by mtreis86 6y ago
Floating point implementations vary among programming languages. On the same machine and OS (win10), the equation 0.3 - 0.1 equals varying numbers depending on the calculator; Powershell says 0.2, calc.exe app and libreoffice calc agree wi
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by mtreis86 6y ago
Many things that transmit do so poorly with a lot of spurious emission in nearby or harmonic bands. In other words, the signal coming out of those radios is so wide it bleeds into the ham bands. The signals are fairly weak but can add to th
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by mtreis86 6y ago
Gold has an upkeep, Fort Knox doesn't operate for free, neither does a bank.
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https://bidspotter.com
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CL-PPCRE is faster than the C version
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I am really enjoying this series, thanks. I've read PAIP by Norvig which includes a compiler, but this is a whole different perspective, being straight to machine code.

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