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realo
2y ago
Indeed not always rational... cuissots de veau cuisseaux de chevreuil
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2y ago
I programmed in APL a long time ago... even got 'not bad' at it. The best analogy i can give of my thought process is that first i unfolded the problem into one or more many-dimension object(s) ... then took a different "stan
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2y ago
Hey! I have been a good citizen of Hacker News for fourteen years now... Anyone here would want to throw me an invite to lobste.rs? :)
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2y ago
Thousands of civilians injured... very few Hezbollah dead. Makes Israel look like a terrorist organization, IMHO.
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2y ago
I live in a old building in a city with a lot of old buildings. People mostly park their cars in the streets , with a special zone permit. I would love to have an EV only car, but there is basically zero charging spot , public or otherwise,
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2y ago
Sorry but I think you pay for the most expensive _doctors_ in the world... It would seem that the actual care you receive is only remotely related to that.
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2y ago
There is no such thing (for me) as a "good" ad. I want no ads in my life, ever. When I need to buy something I look for research, reviews, competition, people who actually used the thing for some time and comment on the thing'
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3y ago
How is this not a genocide? How are those "acceptable" collateral deaths not war crimes?
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3y ago
This particular bus sniffing attack is easily prevented... it's just that Microsoft _chose_ to avoid implementing the protection. Mission critical embedded devices are not designed by Microsoft, and would normally have tpm parameter en
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3y ago
correction: "... simultaneously on the line with a thousand other robots." :)
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3y ago
Nowadays we don't really buy hardware or software... We buy into ecosystems. The Android crowd, the Apple gang, etc... Once you are member of one ecosystem, friction is high enough usually to keep you in. Moreover, many of the eco-cus
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3y ago
It seems Meta is one of their prized clients. Color me surprised... not.
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3y ago
Yes, you got it ... it is exactly that. And it is perfectly legal in Sweden. That is how you become a member of the world top 10 countries for Quality of Life.
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3y ago
Maybe an amendment was voted earlier making it illegal to print that ballot?
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3y ago
Wow... A major archeological site and they get 2 (two) whole days to go through it, because the business promoters want to make their money as fast as possible. Not cool.
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3y ago
What I heard Eelco say in a recent conference is that 'nix build' will work with 'old flakes' but as soon as you do a 'nix flake update ' you might have to adapt your flake to the new conventions.
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3y ago
Well.. at least for technical things, phind.com is cool, if only for the list of references it displays in the rightmost column. Much much better than anything I get with an equivalent google search.
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3y ago
Factorio, but for kids...
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3y ago
Apparently Sure is based in Bahreïn ... quite a few kilometers from the island. So why would they care about anything other than money?
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3y ago
I am one of those people who naturally are more or less immune to cavities. My dentist tells me it is because of the pH in my mouth. I _do_ have to brush my teeth etc... though, because i tend to have a lot of plaque if i don't. Appare
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3y ago
"This species was previously found on the commercial tarantula market..." Oupsie.
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3y ago
Subaru engines are sometimes used in DIY small airplanes and they work well without overheating. This, it can be done.
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3y ago
Surely you have a nice proof but it is too large to write in the margin ... :)
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3y ago
Trusting 100,000 packages ? Shudders.
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3y ago
John Cage might not fit into your simple models, I'm afraid: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/4′33″
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3y ago
Fans of crowd control would beg to differ... But those weapons are definitely not mobile phones. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_Denial_System
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3y ago
Well... you get to reproduce yourself and run everything covered by the gplv3 (same exact versions, same binaries even with Nix) on the device. You get everything you need to reproduce the device's rootfs. It will boot your image, if
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3y ago
You are totally right... Nix is cool for advanced CPUs (i.e. x86, armv7, aarch64, etc) and much less so for microcontrollers. But if your platform can run NixOS ... then ... let's see... With nix I have a file that exactly describes
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3y ago
Yocto is fine, basically the "traditional" way of doing embedded systems (e.g pSOS or vxworks style) . However, I found great joy in using Nix for more modern development t of higher-end embedded devices. If your target platform
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3y ago
Anything I (a human) can listen to or look at publicly for free is free game AFAIK. The sum of all this becomes my "experience of life", and I can draw upon that knowledge to create new stuff. The only difference between an AI and
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