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rollulus
10y ago
So Microsoft begins to realize that developers should be helped instead of letting them suffer? They should have done that a few years ago, before most sane persons turned Windows down and never looked back.
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BLE is king for hobby tinkering. You can even re-use the common and dead cheap NRF24L01+ radio module with some hacks [1]. [1]: http://hackaday.com/2013/09/21/sending-data-over-bluetooth-l...
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10y ago
TL;DR: I treated my best employee like shit, after being a good worker for years she quit and now I'm considering to tell her how to behave. I hope this is fiction.
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10y ago
That is incredible cool! When I was a teen in the 90s I was part of a 1200baud radio network using 27mc. It was pure anarchy. Yet we managed to setup such a distributed system that allowed people to send mails across Europe. My idealistic h
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10y ago
Exactly. Here in the Netherlands, housing is also subsidized: you can roughly subtract the mortgage's interest from your income before tax is calculated. The only result is that houses are more expensive.
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10y ago
Funny, I recall that I had a Game Genie [1] code which had exactly the same effect! [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Genie
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10y ago
> Gwen Shapira, SA superstar and now full-time engineer at Cloudera [...] Gwen is at Confluent, the Kafka company. Doing a great job there!
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10y ago
"user * password *" site:nasa.gov filetype:txt
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10y ago
"a knowledgable user will most likely check the content first.". Really? I'm knowledgeable in that I understand that the script may contain evil, but I'm lazy as hell so I don't bother to check 99% of the time. Like
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10y ago
My tip #20: tig [1] [1]: http://jonas.nitro.dk/tig/
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11y ago
A bit of more information: with global illumination (GI) a point is shaded by considering the light coming in from all directions to that point. It is the integral over Omega in the rendering equation [1]. This is expensive to compute. Espe
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11y ago
Great job, Confluent! I'm really impressed by the helpful documentation and blog posts!