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by smilekzs 9y ago
while ripping you off ($)
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by smilekzs 9y ago
Ignoring street-legality and commercial feasibility, if the Bose suspension is automatically adjusted using feedback from e.g. LIDAR and/or depth cameras, wouldn't that solve the "tune for each demo" problem?
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by smilekzs 9y ago
Purely out of curiousity: Is it physically possible for a sufficiently smart active suspension system defeat a conventional (i.e. solid bump on the road) speed bump?
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by smilekzs 9y ago
Can't help but admire Japanese people who automate everything that can be automated since 1970s! Working with soft and loose material such as rice is a huge PITA for machines, but I'm not totally surprised they eventually found a
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by smilekzs 9y ago
> > If you're offering a service that is public > LinkedIn is not a public service A service that is public(ly accessible through Internet) != Public Service.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
In Shenzhen, China, techs are supposed to be able to put together an iPhone from scrap parts.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
I want to use TypeScript too, which will probably not adopt it until standardization.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
> kind of works !== works
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by smilekzs 9y ago
> I think that's likely by desig Fine. s/null/undefined The problem still exists.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
Plain vanilla JS (and therefore TypeScript) still lacks one killer feature from the Coffee family: Null propagation operators (`a ? b` => `a != null ? a : b`, `a?.x` => `a == null ? null : a.x`, etc). Even C# has it.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
> Android: here's a bunch of fucking candy whose initials follow alphabetical order
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by smilekzs 9y ago
It was eggplants and lamb for me.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
As an Eastsider, I am mostly confused by the countless "left/right turn only" panic lane shuffles in Seattle. And also street parking.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
Because movement patterns of Kangaroos are too different from other animals?
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by smilekzs 9y ago
Did they just beat Intel? http://www.anandtech.com/show/11112/intel-to-equip-fab-42-fo...
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by smilekzs 9y ago
> China also became "China" after invading neighboring kingdoms. More like what has always been considered "China" got taken over by the Kidan, then the Monguls, then the Manchus, each time forcefully, but then slowly
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by smilekzs 9y ago
You can make a rule, just like ships already are doing: > When two power vessels are approaching head on,both vessels should alter course to starboard to pass port-side to port-side. > When two power-driven vessels are in crossing sit
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by smilekzs 9y ago
I think he means the practice described in the patent is anti-competitive.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
TSX has been an experimental new feature --- disable it and all is good again, since there is no production-quality software targeting it. On the other hand, to me it seems that Ryzen segfault bug cannot be simply eliminated. Disabling ucod
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by smilekzs 9y ago
Agreed, having tried both RS1 and RS2 (with and without extra earpads). At this price point you have comfy circumaural pads from all other open-back models, while Grado is stuck with supra-aural.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
There are alternative earpads made by 3rd parties. It's just a piece of sponge after all.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
Haven't been following this closely, but has the random segfault problem [1] been addressed? I would imagine this a bigger problem for servers almost constantly maxing out all cores and threads compared to a desktop/laptop... Just
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MemSQL Cloud(memsql.com)
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by smilekzs 9y ago
Mentioned later in the article: F-22 and F/A-18 also had similar problems. My guess is this has more to do with the life support system rather than the jet as a whole.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
Another perspective (as a rhetorical question): Why does "command line argument(s)" have to be an array of strings, rather than a single string? Like, consider an alternative universe where C had `int main(const char* arg)`.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
PSA: `setTimeout` can be `promisify`'d directly despite featuring flipped arguments, thanks to a built-in `util.promisify.custom` definition.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
There is a watered-down version of Office in UWP. The built-in OneNote is actually this UWP. It uses a different stylus filtering algorithm from the desktop version, which is why I don't use it myself, but rest assured it works just fi
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by smilekzs 9y ago
The Cortex-M3 emulator in browser is extremely useful without the MicroPython part --- a C++ toolchain can equally take advantage of it.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
UWP everywhere now though.
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by smilekzs 9y ago
> Before the move to Git, in Source Depot, it was spread across 40+ depots and we had a tool to manage operations that spanned them.

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