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by rzzzt 1y ago
My addition would be Jean Jacques Perrey: https://youtu.be/P8AKP4Tw9sE
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Vaguely related - two encoder wheel projects on YouTube that might interest you: - "Wireless High Resolution Scrolling is Amazing": https://youtu.be/FSy9G6bNuKA - "DIY haptic input knob: BLDC motor + round LC
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Same with the VIC-II and the 6510 in the Commodore 64. The video chip is given the main character role for the bus, stopping the CPU from moving forward if it needs cycles for video generation or DRAM refresh.
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Fun fact: the International Bureau of Weights and Measures in Paris is the owner of a perfect 0 dB noise floor enclosed in a perfect titanium sphere (with some sheep's wool filling to avoid reflections). There is a small door on the si
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by rzzzt 1y ago
It was mentioned in the other front page article, I guess this is where we got this submission from: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44413185
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Java also has SDKMAN!, jabba and the "alternatives" mechanism in Linux distros: - https://sdkman.io/ - https://github.com/shyiko/jabba - https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pa
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Friendly unit conversion man at your service: 114 years.
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by rzzzt 1y ago
They might change the "no" to "maybe later" later.
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by rzzzt 1y ago
The license does exist so you can release your own software under it, however: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Your conversations are notebooks and the code it conjured up should be behind a dropdown arrow. For visualization it seems to work fine (i.e. Copilot will generate a Python snippet, run it on the input file I attach to the request and prese
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by rzzzt 1y ago
CATALOG, DSPFLR, Get-ChildItem
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Doomgeneric has a very thin platform-specific layer: https://github.com/ozkl/doomgeneric?tab=readme-ov-file#porti...
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by rzzzt 1y ago
YouTube showed me a "this household watches suspiciously many videos" once when the provider moved us behind a CGNAT (because 100 households were suddenly watching from the same address, not just one). It also messes a bit with ge
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by rzzzt 1y ago
The effort is a bit smaller because existing stacks can already read what's in the EIP part as it disguises itself as an option header. The change is behavioral not structural. Also with the extra octet added we'd get ~254 current
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by rzzzt 1y ago
> Where are you going to put the extra address bits in the IPv4 header? The optional part. EIP proposed using 16 bits (minimum) to bump the address space to 40 bits (the EIP extension portion is variable-sized so it can go higher
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by rzzzt 1y ago
If someone tasks me to create a set of even/prime/blue/rectangular/crunchy/uninteresting numbers I have two options: 1) I list each and every number that is part of the set. It is OK if the set is countably infinite
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by rzzzt 1y ago
IIRC Family Guy has a scene where Peter responds to the announcement in kind.
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Peak kludge was first reached at 2002-05-18 with a total number of 118 kludges.
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Why aren't all numbers in the set uninteresting? Did someone make a mistake when defining it? Perhaps the minimal element should be removed from the set; there will be plenty of members that still remain.
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Avril Lavigne as well.
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Assume perfectly spherical through-hole resistors soldered on an infinite PCB.
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Hardware accelerated regex engine (HARE): https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7783747
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Think of L2 cache (small access time, small capacity) vs. memory modules (larger access time, large capacity) on a motherboard. You get the large capacity and an access time somewhere in between, depending on the hit rate.
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by rzzzt 1y ago
I hear Georges Leclanché is getting close to a sort of electro-chemical discovery for this conundrum.
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by rzzzt 1y ago
With foraged mushrooms and bear that you have fought as a side dish.
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by rzzzt 1y ago
If you want to read the referenced comments, here they are (probably -- I don't have a crystal ball, only access to a search engine): - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43468976 - https://www.reddit.com&
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by rzzzt 1y ago
If you have impressively low error rates in mind, I think they are coming from "They Write the Right Stuff": > Consider these stats: the last three versions of the program - each > 420,000 lines long-had just one error
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by rzzzt 1y ago
I used QtdSync for a while (in differential mode which uses hardlinks on NTFS): https://qtdtools.com/page.php?tool=0&sub=0&lang=en At some point I forgot about the scheme and started synchronizing things manually.
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by rzzzt 1y ago
The mouse is very snappy compared to a 60 Hz display.
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by rzzzt 1y ago
Mine is 42 Hz according to a recent examination. Are high refresh rate monitors are wasted on this pair of eyes?

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