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by sannee 9y ago
It looks like they require a 4-year bachelor's degree. This seems to exclude european-educated students, as bachelor's are usually only 3-year degrees here. Has anyone had any experience with this?
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by sannee 9y ago
I have not really written much of Windows code, so forgive my ignorance but: What is actually so hard about porting 32-bit -> 64-bit applications on Windows compared to Linux?
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by sannee 9y ago
You can get refurbished rubidium oscillators from ebay for around 200$. Hooking these up to a Raspberry Pi should be fairly easy (see the pps_gpio kernel driver for that).
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by sannee 9y ago
You can read that for yourself: https://www.erowid.org/experiences/subs/exp_Nutmeg.shtml . The Datura page is also highly recommeded for another dose of "why would anyone do this?!".
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by sannee 9y ago
Not something I have personal experience with, but I have heard a story about a Makefile-operated tokamak at the local university. Apparently, the operator would do something like "make shot PARA=X PARB=Y ..." and it would control
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by sannee 11y ago
Will the protocol documentation be publicly available?
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by sannee 11y ago
That's the cost one has to pay for using antiquated slow hardware which does not even have DMA.
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by sannee 11y ago
Let's see They claim 10uW at 3 meters. A random Lithium Thionyl Chloride battery ( http://www.xenoenergy.com/eng/file/Xeno%20Catalog%20XL-050F_... ) for about 2$ can deliver 35uW for 10 years in a ridiculously
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by sannee 11y ago
I wonder how does one learn social skills at a place where socializing is explicitly forbidden for about 85% of the time. Also, you get to interact with only about 20 other random people of the same age with the same skill set (by definitio
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by sannee 11y ago
You have to realize the fact that humans have some really annoying bugs. a) The first one is the fact that we want (mostly) to help each other and make each other happy. This looks benign, but combined with b) can be really irritating b) Hu