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by projektfu 10y ago
I think Goodhart's law is closest to what he is getting at. There is also the aphorism of Deming, that the most important figures for managing your business are unknown and unknowable. We want to measure successful learning. Instead, w
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by projektfu 10y ago
It's all simulation using a simplified HDL.
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by projektfu 10y ago
Ok, I was unaware of these SKUs. I will have to ask if they learned their lesson.
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by projektfu 10y ago
I am a veterinarian with an interest in nutrition. While it is true that the vast majority of the brands are virtual brands who have another manufacturer making their food, it is not true for the three brands you have mentioned whose owner
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by projektfu 10y ago
Looking at the "heat map", it looks like the OP needs to start going to bed on time, like 10pm, on a regular basis. It seems she is staying up late and crying a lot during that time, perhaps because emotional things and overwork
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by projektfu 10y ago
Is "it's the first thing that came to mind" an acceptable answer?
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by projektfu 10y ago
When I was in college, I assumed (like most) that patterns were received wisdom in how to construct software. Then I actually attended a talk with John Vlissides and realized that patterns were an entirely different thing, closer to the &q
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by projektfu 11y ago
I don't mind the "heaviness" of Linux on the RPi but I cannot rely on its user-space interrupts for GPIO use from userland. Instead, I have to write kernel software or give up on guarantees. So far it hasn't been much
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by projektfu 11y ago
I went to Pitt from 1996-2000. In the first OS course, we did have some programming assignments in C, but it wasn't a good course and the assignments were mostly just using the Windows API. In the second OS course, the professor and h
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by projektfu 11y ago
Can it provide any real-time guarantees? The main reason why I would change OS on the Raspberry Pi 3 is to get real-time behavior.
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by projektfu 11y ago
My big problem reading Microsoft docs is the pattern (around Visual Basic docs?) where they put objects, properties, methods, functions, etc. in separate sections, making it hard to figure out what applies where. Are they planning to addre