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841.
by nimish 9y ago
The UCMJ is a completely parallel legal code and has some messed up elements.
842.
by nimish 9y ago
Yeah their product engineering is just off the charts. That PCB layout alone is insane.
843.
Dolphin Progress Report: October 2017(dolphin-emu.org)
6 points by nimish 9y ago|0 comments
844.
by nimish 9y ago
Smells like Graal/Truffle
845.
by nimish 9y ago
Why should users pay for developers' poor choices? This is a great way to piss off people who would blame Microsoft. There isn't a great answer to this that satisfies everyone.
846.
by nimish 9y ago
Because Linux doesn't maintain stable kernel API/ABIs, which requires either a shim to the more stable driver (a "midlayer") and ongoing development that's unlikely to get mainlined or a shim to a binary blob for th
847.
by nimish 9y ago
Tooling tooling tooling. FPGA hardware is cool but the tooling fucking sucks. Like stepping back into the time where you needed to pay thousands of dollars to get decent compilers and debuggers. The ability for anyone to develop software fo
848.
by nimish 9y ago
Get yourself an FPGA devkit and start making little hardware bits
849.
by nimish 9y ago
This overweights viewpoints that aren't actually relevant.
850.
by nimish 9y ago
Uhh there totally is a credit score and reports in the UK. In fact Equifax and experian are two of the major agencies in the UK. So you aren't in the clear.
851.
Emulating Dragon Quest X Online(dolphin-emu.org)
1 points by nimish 9y ago|0 comments
852.
by nimish 9y ago
Modern DACs and ADCs (sigma-delta) get around this entirely by oversampling/upsampling then low pass filtering in the digital domain with a minimal if any analog LPF. This avoids all the issues you describe and with noise shaping the a
853.
by nimish 9y ago
>You can't trial a drug in some supposed banana republic and then market it in the US. Here's a nice overview of the hurdles the FDA puts on foreign-developed drugs, even those from mature developed markets like the EU and Aust
854.
by nimish 9y ago
s/FDA/regulatory agency with similar standards as the FDA/ An IRB is an institutional review board, not a government agency. It's basically an independent check on the trails. The unethical bit is that there is no indepe
855.
by nimish 9y ago
No IRB, no oversight by the FDA. Medical trials aren't beta apps, they can seriously hurt or kill people even in well regulated jurisdictions. Just because it's legal in a nowhere medical destination like St Kitts doesn't mea
856.
by nimish 9y ago
Zero tailpipe emissions is worth far more than you are internalizing. CO2 is not the only pollutant that matters. NOx and sulfur emissions are arguably worse in term of quality of life in cities.
857.
by nimish 9y ago
Unfortunately, this is unlikely to succeed. The court, especially under Roberts who is a fan of arbitration, has ruled in favor of arbitration clauses recently.
858.
The Paradox of Tolerance(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by nimish 9y ago|0 comments
859.
by nimish 9y ago
You and the ACLU have been tripped up by the paradox of tolerance: there is a time and place to analyze ideas destructive to open society, but that is not the same as what happened in Charlottesville or Germany in the '30s
860.
by nimish 9y ago
Photons carry no charge, so normally they don't interact with each other. However, at high enough energies they do. The explanation given by the best available theory is that there is enough energy that a virtual electron and virtual a
861.
by nimish 9y ago
I pray for screen readers.
862.
by nimish 9y ago
...Quartz discovers own label and private label brands. It's not like Costco trumpets that Kirkland is Costco owned, or 365 Everyday Value is Whole Foods, or all of these Target brands: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
863.
by nimish 9y ago
They used good engineers and a major part of the spec was that speed matters and is the ultimate feature. So when they used the Monaco component the engineers behind it made sure to prioritize speed and efficiency (it didn't hurt that
864.
by nimish 9y ago
PWA are still inferior to real native apps. The FT's webclip "app" is ass compared to the NYT's nice, native one.
865.
by nimish 9y ago
That's a phenomenally strange requirement. If you wanna run interference on your ISPs device count snoops, just create a bunch of fake interfaces, but why you would want to do that is beyond me.
866.
by nimish 9y ago
Yeah I thought they'd just go with a tetra Pak and move on But it would t make a nice blog post of be as distinctive brandwise
867.
by nimish 9y ago
This is basically the Chinese Room argument though?
868.
by nimish 9y ago
If you totally discount the good manufacturing practices and traceability that pharmaceuticals have to follow, sure you can hack together a cheap substitute that might not work when the chips are down Except for biologics, many drugs are no
869.
by nimish 9y ago
uBeam ultrasonic charging is physically impossible
870.
by nimish 9y ago
If you extend the operations allowed it's possible using some exotic functions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomae%27s_formula#cite_note-t...

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