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by p5a0u9l 4y ago
Anybody know what RF frequency it operates on? Would have impact on FCC rules. I'm guessing 24GHz or thereabouts based on size.
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by p5a0u9l 4y ago
The flat panel is a phased array dead give away. The performance and cost advantages of digital beamforming are such that you can pretty much assume any high tech antenna is a multi channel array.
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by p5a0u9l 4y ago
What I don't think most people are appreciating in this thread is that at this level of play the cheating can be extremely subtle and yet extremely effective. None of the players in this dramas are talking about a cheater having a hidd
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by p5a0u9l 4y ago
Was hoping to get insight on better logging for engineering users, not UX design.
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by p5a0u9l 4y ago
For me, maybe for alot of people, COVID provided the impulse that revealed my own midlife crisis. It was all that time away from work and with family that forced me to begin coming to terms with how shallow my identity outside of work had b
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by p5a0u9l 4y ago
I find this a lazy, western-centric, summary of religion's decline. Nietzsche does not a consensus represent, however deep and insightful his statement. It is this kind of casual dismissal of faith that provides one of the fuels to the
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by p5a0u9l 4y ago
Your criticism sense I to leave out the motivation that the walrus operator in this case leads to an elegant recursion. Edit. Not a recursion, but a reuse of the variable while still getting able to retain a list comprehension.
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by p5a0u9l 4y ago
With human pilots in the loop, this never scales beyond a cute novelty.
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by p5a0u9l 4y ago
What's the best terminal version of something like this?
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by p5a0u9l 4y ago
History-based auto completion is a productivity game changer. But, You can get fish-like niceties with trivial effort in zsh. The deal breaker for be with fish is abandoning decades of bash syntax. With zsh, I can have my fancy, productive
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by p5a0u9l 4y ago
Meanwhile I've been using vanilla pip+virtualenv with possibly a Makefile and direnv (.envrc) for convenience for years and have zero issues with it. When I occasionally encounter a version compatibility issue, I pin the offender in se
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by p5a0u9l 4y ago
Yes, but fortunately, your efforts will pay dividends when parsing all the 'z*' boutique formats that it supports, zson, zst, zng, the list goes on. /s
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by p5a0u9l 4y ago
Yup, and a couple of the stock photos of "Our team" are duplicates. Crazy. How does an outfit like this get hired?
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
Denver coder, what did you see!!
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
I feel like this could be interpreted as, "It's ok to have a problem with drinking as long as you're also getting exercise." I don't see what is to be gained by assuaging people's conscience in this way.
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
Is anyone else nervous About keeping that much explosive material on hand may Be more sinister than run-of-the-mill incompetence and bureaucracy? Like, this is a perfect opportunity to slowly sell large amounts of a regulated material, ammo
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
Ironic how in today's market the applied math dude could easily transition into some higher paying role like ML Engineer or Data Scientist. Not knocking those roles by any means, but the tech world seems ravenous for algorithms. From m
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
Jeff Tweedy of Wilco fame has a nice new book on a strategy similar to this. Haven't read it, but looks pretty good. He talks about how everyone should try one artistic thing and be willing to fail. That gets the Jitters out the way, t
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
This.
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
Steven Pressfield is an amazing writer. I think he's the one who wrote about the Spartans and how ridiculously tough they were. I encountered the book as a paperback left in a bin for soldiers to take and read during some dumb deployme
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
But the "software" gore of it all... Great story, even if it's been posted before. I listen to songs more than once also, and sometimes my appreciation/tastes changes enough for it to be novel again.
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
> We're not trying to bamboozle you with glossy images, or sell you a lofty ideal. I appreciate the dig at psuedo-righteous slogan-eering like "Don't be evil.", "Bring the worked closer together". Just fucki
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
You're giving their entire search budget credit for dealing with spam results? My observation is that it's bad and has been for some time. They are either unable or unwilling to solve the problem.
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
What the CEO did was wrong. Full stop. He apologized, and even if insincerely to salvage a damaged reputation, this is, as far as I know, his first documented incidence of dickery. So, why are most responses in here so caustic? It's li
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
This is toxic. The man made a gracious response.
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
Comparing Google now to Alta Vista is not very helpful. They don't get to rest on their laurels. Search is less helpful now, and it's not clear to me that they care enough to do something about it.
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
I’ve tried alacritty a few times and found it not ready for daily use. My work has me on Windows and I’ve been pleasantly surprised with the newer Windows Terminal app. Uses the GPU for rendering (iirc the basis for alacritty’s performance
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by p5a0u9l 5y ago
clever. review project issues before investing time in using project.
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
this perception of classes within engineering is the greatest frustration of my career. People with a PhD or “scientist” in their title are not more valuable than engineers who end up being the ones to get things to work.
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
except say asyncio is pet of standard python

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