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nraynaud
9y ago
On a related note, I had a very rare stroke last week, only symptom: headache for 3 days. The doctor sent me for a CT scan without any idea of what to look for. The only clue: it was not a migraine because I missed any neurological anomaly
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9y ago
About 1) it would still be far better than many, many, medical tests.
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10y ago
I think it's free by regulation now.
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10y ago
Cool, a new hysterical trend. Are we done with kale and paddleboard yoga yet?
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10y ago
For electronics you go to the old school distributors to get legit tools and chips.
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10y ago
remember that cheap clones also foster innovation, by spreading tools that would be completely inaccessible to people without money, that's how computers revolutionized the world. With some cheap fake arduinos, cheap fake Saleae, and c
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10y ago
Is it me or it's a lot of xenophobia and a bit of labor dispute?
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10y ago
I wanted to use Ada for a personal project, it's not what it's cracked to be. Some registers are hard to map in the language. The timing side of things is extremely misleading: there are time primitives in the language, but you do
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nraynaud
10y ago
Haha, the MS C# docs are just infuriating. There are things I absolutely don't want to see translated, and language docs are one of those.
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10y ago
Does anyone know how they prevent customers from destroying the FPGA with malicious bitstream?
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10y ago
I did my computations by slicing the problem in little chunks so that the GPU has time to render the other tabs. https://github.com/nraynaud/webgcode/blob/gh-pages/webapp/cn...
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10y ago
It looks like it's not an overbooking at all, they just had employees showing up after the plane was full and united decided to kick some passenger out for them. But those employees were not paying nor were they planned to come on boar
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10y ago
dear Cowboys, start your ride in the morning, the towns are specifically spaced such that you can reach the next shelter in one day, avoiding the dangers of riding during the night.
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nraynaud
10y ago
maybe re-describing that stuff with the ASN.1 terminology would help make it more googlable ?
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10y ago
because they are copied and stored indefinitely without any promise of not spilling the content. And also that's the kind of thing that leads to an entire village in Yemen to be killed, women and children included, in the middle of the
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10y ago
some people got denied entry with that tactic, too suspicious. The US intelligence agencies are hell bent on creating a social graph of the world, and they will get to do it.
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10y ago
So they are siding with a politician from Luxembourg to try to get fairness in accounting practices? That's an incredibly creative plot twist...
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10y ago
The US housing market is crazy, they creep on their tenants, and make them pay for the creepiness. And then the "background checks" are bullshit anyways because the court records is a mess and nobody has any incentive to keep perf
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nraynaud
10y ago
SSN is a nightmare in the US, and was specifically not designed to fill this role. It's too short, has no random segment and no checksum.
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10y ago
Even Israel has a unique numbering system.
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10y ago
well, in a 300 million inhabitants country, maybe it's time to think about serious unique identifiers. Countries way smaller than that did it.
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10y ago
on youtube a lot of single people operation use the "We" pronoun a lot. I guess it' a mix of wanting to look bigger, wanting to include the audience, but now it's become a trend.
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10y ago
might be people focused on their job, like getting a satellite at the agreed-upon position :) (but I agree, forget this satellite stuff, show me where the trash landed, and tell us where the fairings are!)
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10y ago
I mostly watch science, machining, DIY or electronics video. In the garbage section I only watch Casey Neistat and Ben Brown. That's the only kind of moving picture I watch unless I'm on a plane, I have no TV.
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10y ago
There is some kind of psychological cost too, since the money is only valued as much as people want to value it. Too much fakes might damage the brand more than the face value of the fake coins.
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10y ago
I think those 2 videos are on the topic: - AI "Stop Button" Problem https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TYT1QfdfsM (the AI won't let you push the stop button, because that would impair its function) - General AI
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10y ago
great, thanks!
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10y ago
that page has some music and I can't find any way to disable it!
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10y ago
thanks a lots. With the keyword HVDC I could find some interesting wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-voltage_direct_current (I always sought that the entire European grid was synchronous it looks like it&#x
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10y ago
Can someone develop on the AC/DC aspect of the distribution? It makes no intuitive sense to me. Wind turbines generally have an asynchronous generator whose electric side is synchronized with the distribution network.
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