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by netr0ute 4y ago
Looks like the main code is just a single python script ( https://github.com/mfkiwl/krakensdr_pr/blob/main/_signal_pro... ), and it's not doing anything special in particular (simply a lot of FFTs).
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by netr0ute 4y ago
Post the onion link on the clearweb, and then those intermediary sites are mere pawns.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
This is technically true, but the issue is that it essentially keeps us form progressing technologically. Therefore, it's fine to ignore their rules.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
You haven't been to poorer countries where the equivalent of $10 is a lot, so good luck getting a market for $119 software there.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
$119 is only affordable if you're got a high-income job, which billions of people on planet Earth don't.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
> Weird Al actually secures permission and never relies on parody protection This is technically true, but according to an interview he said he doesn't actually have to do it by law, but rather by goodwill. That's because &quot
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by netr0ute 4y ago
> Was anyone convinced that Irish babies were really being eaten I think so, considering that one of The Onion's top YouTube videos is one of its most disliked because so many people were fooled (about the euthanization of a 12 year
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by netr0ute 4y ago
I don't know, but it sounds a lot like A Modest Proposal.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
Does this mean not as many things are Written In Rust as I might believe?
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by netr0ute 4y ago
I don't know, because Openstax charges $0 for an arguably smaller audience than that of higher priced options, so you can't get much lower than that.
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This website runs on a $26 RISC-V computer(riscv.jghuff.com)
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by netr0ute 4y ago
Then just don't do that, because v.at(x) does exactly the same thing and is safe and requires a whopping 3 characters more to type.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
A run of near zero growth is exactly the same as a bust, so I don't know what you're adding.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
> subject to copyright law. This exact thing happened with Nintendo decades ago, and it turned out to be a nothing burger.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
> There's also literally strategy around when you should guess vs. when you should leave an answer blank, depending on your confidence. This hasn't been true for almost a decade, and now you can guess on any question.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
I don't know if this is how it actually works, but here's my hunch. The ISL says that the energy will decrease by 4 (AKA, spread out over twice the arc length) for a distance increase of 2x. Note that it doesn't specify any a
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by netr0ute 4y ago
> Following this line of thought, do you think that all code from all software should be open source and publicly available Why are you asking this as if the answer might be no?
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by netr0ute 4y ago
By that definition, a phone call that always takes 10 seconds for one side to hear the other is realtime.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
That's the endgame! Then websites will have to compete for your dollars, and the cream will rise to the top.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
That's ok, DoH firewall rules to the rescue! You can get lists of all known DoH servers and just load them up on a router, drop anything going there, and you're done.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
I keep my important info on paper.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
> the social-network-isms in GitHub are an anti-pattern I don't know, as the "social coding" platform never claimed to be anything different.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
> If you're a bit unlucky, you'll find stuff straight up illegal to create through rather innocent searches I know, college textbooks are prime content to illegally share.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
Who says we need JS?
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by netr0ute 4y ago
> Does your personal liberty outweigh the need to keep people safe from tons of metal hurtling at them at insane speeds? I don't see why not, as the US was founded on the principle behind this.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
The difference is that it's easier to make 2 M.2 connectors and a screwpost on a board than it is to add a SoC, power management, and all the other baggage that comes with it.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
We didn't go to the moon because it was easy, we went to the moon because it was hard.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
What are some examples of code without boilerplate?
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by netr0ute 4y ago
> That thing probably has trouble loading Emacs. I don't know about that, because my RISC-V SBC with a 1-core in-order 1GHz CPU and no GPU can load Emacs GUI just fine.
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by netr0ute 4y ago
If the cost of a lost life is infinite, then no operating costs could ever outweigh that.

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