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shrx
9mo ago
In quantum chemistry, you decide where the bonds should be drawn. Internally, it's all an electron density field. So yes, you can model chemical reactions, for example by constraining the distance between two atoms, and letting everyth
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9mo ago
If I'm hiking or cycling alone through the woods with high bear populations, I will often play some music to alert them to prevent an unpleasant encounter.
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9mo ago
QuestDB at least is gaining some popularity: https://questdb.com/ I was hoping to learn about some new potentially viable alternatives to InfluxDB, alas it seems I'll continue using it for now.
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9mo ago
Nothing about time series-oriented databases?
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9mo ago
> Someone could ask a question, an LLM could take a first stab at an answer. The author could correct it or ask further questions, and then the community could fill in when it goes off the rails or can't answer. Isn't this how
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9mo ago
Is the vertical banding due to the camera being unable to have a fixed exposure gain configured? Or just due to slight variances in the sampling times due to unstable oscillator frequency?
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10mo ago
Sure, but people still use NAT as a way to secure their internal network, so it's effectively acting as a firewall.
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10mo ago
People expect their router to act as a firewall too, via NAT. If you take this away and force people to buy an additional piece of hardware to restore the expected functionality, they won't switch. Simple as that.
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10mo ago
How would you enforce DRM on a markdown file?
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10mo ago
Localization of formulas. On my system, all parameter-separating commas have to be replaced with semicolons.
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10mo ago
Windows 10 also has a built-in viewer for STL files [0]. It appears to be an optional download in Windows 11 though [1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_3D_Viewer [1] https://apps.microsoft.com&#
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10mo ago
Well to be honest, I'm doing just fine with my 1 GB Pi3B home server. Sure, another gigabyte wouldn't hurt, but I'm able to run influxd, zigbee2mqtt, telegraf, grafana, homeassistant (containerized), mpd and navidrome on it w
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1GB Raspberry Pi 5, and memory-driven price rises
(raspberrypi.com)
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11mo ago
"passengers will no longer be able to download and print a physical paper boarding pass" Doesn't look like it will be possible. That's a deal breaker for me, I don't need another app spying on me on my phone.
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11mo ago
There could be more to it; some processed cheese products can't legally be named cheese.
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1y ago
One of the reasons I stopped participating was that as the second half of december was approaching I had less and less free time for solving the puzzles. So to me it is also a welcome change, I will try to finish it again this year.
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1y ago
Unless it was hail.
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./watch
(dotslashwatch.com)
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1y ago
What a stupid naming convention, I'm not surprised it's something coming from the javascript ecosystem. Nodemation would have been perfectly fine.
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1y ago
There's also https://www.heywhatsthat.com/
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1y ago
I've just got fired for calling my mom.
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1y ago
Thanks, replies like yours are exactly why I prefer asking it here instead of googling.
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1y ago
>Especially in competitive programming it is vital to know about this concept. What is competitive programming?
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1y ago
Where can I read more about the tidal cycles' influence on RNA synthesis?
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1y ago
Launching the rocket from a balloon is not a problem. You can have a platform with a hole underneath the rocket's exhaust and the balloon itself can be a torus through which the rocket flies upwards. There would be minimal impact of a
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1y ago
If you're interested in learning more about zero-expansion materials, Huygens Optics has a great video series on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qi8jmEbWsxU
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1y ago
Thanks for the GadgetBridge mention, seems to be working with my Instinct 3 Solar so I can ditch the Garmin Connect app.
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1y ago
Interesting, on my latest router (WRT3200ACM) I've had the opposite experience - I had to switch from OpenWRT to DD-WRT since the former was too buggy to use (couldn't get the WiFi to work reliably).
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1y ago
At the Smart Museum in Chicago [0] I've seen Yves Klein's coffee table which uses copious amounts of the iconic International Klein Blue pigment under the transparent surface, it's very striking. [0] https://smartm
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1y ago
Thanks to all contributors to the project, ML is an amazing feat of work. I've been running it on my Canon 6D since I got it in 2016, very useful for timelapses.
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