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by naberhausj 2y ago
Love to see people doing CPU projects! I just recently wrote a JavaScript emulator [1] for a simple 8-bit CPU I had built with logic gates. Both were fun projects, but one took a weekend whereas the other took about 4 months. Having skimmed
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World-Wide Frequency Map(powerit.utk.edu)
1 points by naberhausj 2y ago|0 comments
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by naberhausj 2y ago
I enjoyed watching this presentation by one of the creators: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXhELbJhgoU However, don't see any evidence that they have physical prototypes of multi-catom swarms. Seems like they're
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Homemade 8-Bit Computer(naberhausj.com)
3 points by naberhausj 2y ago|0 comments
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by naberhausj 2y ago
Like I asked the other person in this thread, what's wrong with that answer? Not only does it correctly identify the attack vector of this CVE, but I think his advice on how to mitigate it is sound. Is there something I'm missing?
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by naberhausj 2y ago
That answer goes on to say, "If you serve untrusted PDFs in a PDF viewer and you are hosting at your location, it is better be located at different origin than your main app, www.example.org vs pdfviewer.example.org." My understan
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by naberhausj 3y ago
Was it an in-service passenger train? A freight train or out-of-service passenger train wouldn't show up. Sadly, there's very little data available for most trains on US rails. For example, there's no way (AFAIK) to see what
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by naberhausj 3y ago
I'm in the middle of it right now. It definitely doesn't suffer from pop-history. I also read Andrew Robert's Churchill biography and thought it was excellent. Not quite to the level of The Last Lion, but that's mainly b
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Alaskan Sawmill(naberhausj.com)
1 points by naberhausj 4y ago|0 comments
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by naberhausj 4y ago
This is a fair point. To Wikipedia's credit, I think it's adequately addressed in the article I linked. I think a more general statement could be made. It's nearly useless to make comparisons between countries. The United Sta
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by naberhausj 4y ago
According to Wikipedia Sweden has a higher rate of homelessness per capita than the United States. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_homeles...
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Building Faster by Building Less(naberhausj.com)
5 points by naberhausj 4y ago|0 comments
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by naberhausj 4y ago
I agree with CharlesW here. That information box doesn't mention that a normal grid of pixels can also have a non 1-to-1 mapping between physical and logical pixels. Any discussion of pixels that doesn't specifically call out `win
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by naberhausj 4y ago
I listened to this a few months ago. As a history podcast it's just ok. He has a habit of exaggerating the importance of the con in the grand scheme of the war. He also comes across as a little naive (for instance, stating unabashedly
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Medicinal Brandy(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
2 points by naberhausj 5y ago|0 comments
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by naberhausj 5y ago
Funny that this is brought up. As an undergraduate in a Data Scientist class we did analysis on the SO dataset (we processed the whole thing using RStudio running on a big EC2 instance). I found that about ~1,000 users that have made less t
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by naberhausj 6y ago
I agree wholeheartedly with this sentiment and have elected for the same thing on my website. The only difference is that I wrote a simple template based static site generator ( https://github.com/JosephNaberhaus/naberha
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by naberhausj 6y ago
"Let your 'yes' be 'yes' and your 'no' be 'no'" I would personally feel uncomfortable doing this as would a lot of the people I know.
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by naberhausj 6y ago
Hah! I experienced the exact same thing just a month ago. It did build up goodwill between myself and the company that fast tracked me an offer. Thus, some good came out of it. I don't see how an exploding offer is a good strategy. The
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by naberhausj 6y ago
I'm was not familiar with the exact definitions of "protected speech" and "campaign finance laws". Having looked both up, I still fail to see your point. How does our regulation of a candidate's fundraising ind