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by rudedogg 6y ago
- You get somewhere around ~100-400 chips, TBD later - Each shuttle run will accept 40 projects, if more than that apply a selection process will be used. A lottery was mentioned as a possibility. - First shuttle run this November Like you
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by rudedogg 6y ago
The 600 watt Electric Heater listed under "Football Tailgating" is a little suspicious. Don't they all pull 1,500 watts on max output? Makes me question all the other numbers for equipment I know nothing about. Edit: I looked
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by rudedogg 6y ago
Not sure about other platforms, but I like the way macOS/iOS uses the accessibility metadata to look up UI elements for testing. So in order to "access" a button in a test, you have to do the accessibility work. You need it t
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by rudedogg 6y ago
> Their main limitation is that they aren't effective in extreme cold. I've researched this a lot since I want to install one and live in a cold climate. The new ones can put out a lot of heat at low temperatures. As an example
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by rudedogg 6y ago
> The race car in this instance would be the paper, it is well presented and assuming it survives scrutiny, eternal. The parent is pointing out how the code is the only approachable version of the paper for many people. Making it read li
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by rudedogg 6y ago
Not sure about entering deep sleep more quickly, but you definitely get faster at falling asleep when you make napping a habit.
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> Before he started, users visiting http://hyperdev.com (Glitch’s predecessor) went straight to the editor. An app was spun up automatically. > All those users and apps were counted in usage figures for as long as I was th
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by rudedogg 6y ago
I don't think you can beat: https://books.apple.com/us/book/the-swift-programming-langua... Xcode Playgrounds (different from the iPad/macOS Playgrounds app) are really helpful for learning the language
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by rudedogg 6y ago
A credible leak has been that Xcode is coming to iPad (and iOS?). Not sure how I feel about it, I'd prefer more time be spent improving it for Mac use (where, in my opinion, 99% of developers will do their work anyway). My guesses from
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by rudedogg 7y ago
I thought you did a really nice job with the slides. The diagrams made it easier to follow along.
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by rudedogg 7y ago
> There is one major benefit of a Spiking Neural Networks is the power consumption. A ‘normal’ neural network uses big GPUs or CPUs that draw hundreds of Watts of power. SNN only uses for the same network size just a few nano Watts. I do
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by rudedogg 7y ago
Can you back this up with... anything? I'm not denying the Russian interference, but the numbers include PACs: https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/graphics/2016-presidentia...
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by rudedogg 7y ago
I don't think the OP meant it in the way you think. My guess is they're speaking of the riskiness of Bernie winning the nomination, where as someone more centrist seems like a safer bet. But who knows, the experts said Hillary wou
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by rudedogg 7y ago
Spec for the curious: https://orgmode.org/worg/dev/org-syntax.html
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by rudedogg 7y ago
I gave this a try on macOS, but I still see all the ads I'm used to. It looks like the block lists are really short ( https://github.com/confirmedcode/Lockdown-Mac/tree/master/Bl... ).
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by rudedogg 7y ago
The example you didn't cover using AdditiveArithmetic is actually covered in the docs here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swift/additivearit... extension Sequence where Element: AdditiveArit
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And the word is specific to programming! The usage in the course seems incorrect to me too. Everything else looks great though!
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by rudedogg 7y ago
> If I create something novel, I deserve a short term monopoly so I can compete against established corporations. I agree, but I don't think the current patent system does this. I think the length of patents should be reduced dramat
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by rudedogg 7y ago
> At your first sign in, apps and websites can ask only for your name and email address to set up an account for you. You can use Hide My Email—Apple's private email relay service—to create and share a unique, random email address t
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by rudedogg 7y ago
Having the same issue with the motion detection. It’s so bad.. it’s been a few years since I used it, but I think the motion zones UI on my cheap Foscam security camera was way better. It blows my mind that they cost so much, the company ha
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by rudedogg 7y ago
The author of "Freakonomics" has a TED talk about this. It's a little old though (2005): https://www.ted.com/talks/steven_levitt_surprising_stats_abo...
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by rudedogg 7y ago
You can do this now with some static site generators.
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by rudedogg 7y ago
Yes, seems like a small number of the books are available as PDFs.
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by rudedogg 7y ago
Can anyone comment on how close Rocket is to a 0.5 release? I’ve been wondering for awhile, but opening an issue to ask seems annoying.
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by rudedogg 7y ago
I wonder if the issue is deeper than that. It seems like a lot of people lack a “purpose” in life - something bigger than oneself. I say this because the people I know who have died from, or have alcohol problems, are (or were) pretty well
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by rudedogg 7y ago
They’re talking about access from the side. Since the body of the CyberTruck gradually raises to the roof line, you can’t easily reach into the bed close to the rear window.
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by rudedogg 7y ago
> Surely if X is bad it should be bad for everyone rather than only for big companies. I worry that regulations like GDPR benefit the existing monopolies, and make it too difficult/expensive for startups. The legal ambiguity of it,
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by rudedogg 7y ago
> The CCPA only applies to companies with more than $25 million in revenue or access to the personal information of more than 50,000 people. This is refreshing, I wish GDPR had a revenue threshold like this.
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by rudedogg 7y ago
Looks beautiful, and loads quickly. This is my favorite so far. Are you using a static site generator?

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