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by nbernard 5y ago
I found "Rational Choice in an Uncertain World: The Psychology of Judgement and Decision Making" by Reid Hastie and Robyn M. Dawes very good on this topic. I read the first edition, but I believe there is a 2nd one now.
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by nbernard 5y ago
As I understand it, it could be that air separation occurs elsewhere, at different places, and that only purification to extract semiconductor-grade neon is done by Iceblick in Odessa.
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by nbernard 5y ago
Which is Linux based, yet Mikrotik seems somewhat reluctant to honor the spirit of the GPL... https://forum.mikrotik.com/viewtopic.php?t=100803 https://github.com/robimarko/routeros-GPL
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by nbernard 5y ago
Considering the pH of dishwasher liquid, you may not have much clothes remaining at the end of the washing cycle...
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by nbernard 5y ago
As well as Chromatogiraffery's channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ8l6SdZuRuoSdze1dIpzAQ
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by nbernard 5y ago
On the other hand, this is one of the reasons for having exercises. I hope you diffused the information and that this printer brand is now known and banned in every emergency service as unsuitable.
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by nbernard 5y ago
They are from Germany, part of the cost may come from them needing to fulfill the legal 2 year warranty, once the components are desoldered.
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by nbernard 5y ago
I'm not using any their products, but I believe they are known for providing an alternative to yubikeys. EDIT: actually, it seems that Purism's Librem key is (was?) based on the Nitrokey.
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by nbernard 5y ago
Depends a lot on the country. In France for instance, cheques are still very common, albeit less than before COVID.
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by nbernard 5y ago
Depends... If one considers the source code as being (part of) the program's documentation, then it should be in French?
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by nbernard 5y ago
There is this project, but it seems inactive and I'm not sure if it is usable or not: https://github.com/bld/embeddable-maxima This blog post also shows how to call Maxima from CL: https://niitsuma.hate
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by nbernard 5y ago
But for the cost, couldn't (for instance) a 16nm fab produce 90nm chips? If not, how complex would it be to "port" an existing 90nm chip, to produce a 16nm revision? Impossible, or quite easy but not cost effective? From the
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by nbernard 5y ago
Yes, and yet take time to think about it for yourself before researching what already exists. For it is far easier to imagine something original before knowing how others approach the subject than afterward.
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by nbernard 5y ago
In french, "je suis charrette" can be slang for "I am overloaded (with work)", in the same way as "I am on charrette" that the article mentions.
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by nbernard 5y ago
> 10 years for a device from 2012 OTOH would be completely impossible. Why? My Nokia N9 is still my daily driver. Only the lack of software updates is making it less and less useful.
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by nbernard 5y ago
For others looking into this book, it seems it is titled QF32, not QF72 (QF72 is linked to a different incident/pilot).
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by nbernard 5y ago
I believe that's mostly true, but, on the other hand, some drugs (notably antibiotics of the tetracyclines family) become quite dangerous as they degrade...
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Home Depot is introducing power tools that won’t work if they’re stolen(businessinsider.com)
198 points by nbernard 5y ago|535 comments
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by nbernard 5y ago
It doesn't [0]. Someone took "Open Source Operating System" as being a long form of "Linux", it seems... [0]: https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PineTime_Development
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by nbernard 5y ago
Indeed. Yet, if you go the DIY route, I believe you can get more versatility / density with something like this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1793758
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by nbernard 5y ago
Still, in French, you should avoid or clarify what you mean by "bimensuel" when it is important, as many people understand/use it for "bimestriel". "bimestriel" is not ambiguous however.
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by nbernard 5y ago
In France, they have a different website for the general public ( https://www.rs-particuliers.com ). Its search function is terrible: you basically have to look up the RS ID of whatever your are looking for on the pro site first
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by nbernard 5y ago
If you mean with FlatCAM specifically, I don't know. If you mean this kind of application, I believe many should work. At least, I have made PCBs on a Shapeoko 3 XXL ( https://carbide3d.com/ ) without any issue (which
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by nbernard 5y ago
It's difficult to answer as the Harry Potter books' complexity deepen during the series, as the characters (and the child reading the books?) grow. The first one is definitely a children book. The last ones less so (and can be qui
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by nbernard 5y ago
I liked the book "Statistical Mechanics: Algorithms and Computations" by Werner Krauth. It's oriented toward physics, but IIRC he links Monte Carlo simulations to the path integral formalism. There is also a MOOC (same title,
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by nbernard 6y ago
I'm using Firefox on a 4GB RPi4 daily, without problem (with uMatrix that disables unneeded scripts however). It is a bit slow on media-heavy sites (youtube, ...). It tried the same software configuration previously on a RPi 3B+ (1GB):
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by nbernard 6y ago
The Pleasures of Counting by T. W. Körner. If you want something more oriented towards analysis, I see he also authored a Calculus for the Ambitious but I have no experience with it.
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by nbernard 8y ago
There is a page on the pumps on the author's website (in french): http://paillard.claude.free.fr/triodes/pompes/pompes.html It seems he made all the specialized equipment he needed to make the tubes.
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by nbernard 9y ago
I'm using Linux (mostly) both at work and home. I encrypt my USB sticks (actually, micro-SD cards) using LUKS (initial setup with 'cryptsetup -v luksFormat -y --cipher aes-xts-plain64 --key-size 512 /dev/disk' then
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by nbernard 9y ago
I'm not sure about "good", but for "cheap" take a look at the Orange Pi R1: https://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Orange-Pi-R1-H2-256... http://www.orangepi.org/OrangePi

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