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As a lefty I visualized myself spinning a top - it's clockwise. That's because I'd use my right hand to spin a top. Do righties not use their left hand to spin a top?
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6y ago
I love the possibilities of custom display hardware. This makes me think hexagonal pixels, vector graphics, and input-to-photon latency so low it bends reality.
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6y ago
If you go to conventions to network, the smoking section is the best place to meet people.
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6y ago
You could use Renoise. It has a lua api [1]. There are some examples of using midi specifically [2]. [1] https://files.renoise.com/xrnx/documentation/Renoise.Song.AP... [2] http://neurogami.com/b
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6y ago
> other non-functional requirements, like overall speed, maintainability, testability and so on If your title is UX designer, and the UX problem is 'overall speed', how do you solve that given your skills and responsibilities?
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The problem with two way data binding is it assumes a function call is free. Two way data binding breaks when a function call is many orders of magnitude slower, like over the web. You end up with classic ASP.NET.
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6y ago
They have different quality levels in their products. The IKEA kitchen island I have is made of solid wood and standard hardware. The top is butcherblock and can easily be resurfaced. This island will last many years. The IKEA 'linmo
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6y ago
There is more than one set of bytes. You may not care about copying the inode structure when you are copying your files from point a to point b, but you should when you are cloning the disk. Many times the software on the CD is looking at t
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6y ago
Which bytes? A raw 2352 byte copy that includes the P and Q channels (timing) can behave differently than a 2048 byte copy depending on the software.
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This reminds me of my friend's workaround for the 5mb disk quotas they put on our shells in the 90s. He discovered filenames could be up to 2MB in length and did not count towards the quota, so he built a pseudo filesystem using a dire
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Indexes start at 1. Offsets start at 0. They are different things.
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https://i.imgur.com/rG0p0b2.gif
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This is a great resource. I've been slowly building one over the last couple months and had to learn all of it from various sites. It's nice to have this all in one place. It's a 1000mmx600mm gantry design I made in fusion
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6y ago
If he's not a danger, then why require bail?
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It made a lot more sense to me once I fixed the terminology. You keep saying index, but what you are referring to is an offset.
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6y ago
In my experience, whatever substance that's in beans gives you gas concentrates in the bean juice.
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Understandable. It's my own anecdata. For what it's worth he's been an engineer at google for about 18 years now. I trust him when he says he made an honest effort.
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A good friend introduced me to suckless many years ago. he tried contributing but was shut down at ever turn. They are a very closed group.
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Steve Bannon called for the beheading of Dr Fauci. I'm not sure where you find consensus and compromise there.
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6y ago
Calm down Satan.
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I'm more impressed with tsmc's 5nm process than the M1. It will be interesting when we have more processors out manufactured on the same process.
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6y ago
You can almost always fix the traffic by maxing out acceleration. Sadly, this vindicates my real world aggressive driving behavior.
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6y ago
Lindsey Graham was very much publicly against Trump, then news came out his email was hacked by Russia, and soon after his stance turned 180 degrees. It's all coincidental but there are just too many coincidences to disregard it.
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6y ago
What are we supposed to do? Live in trees? Build everything ourselves from raw resources we mined with our own hands? If you want any kind of advancement in civilization you need commerce.
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6y ago
I was using WSL to do esp8266 development so I could use linux tools. The official esp8266 windows toolchain is based on cygwin. If I'm using something that needs a unix environment anyway, why use cygwin when you have WSL? I upgrade
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The sugar tax is pretty simple. Corn grows in north america and sugar cane doesn't.
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6y ago
The C++ debugger for vscode is pretty good, no visual studio but much less utilitarian than gdb.
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The real money is selling large format 3D printers. For what they are they sure cost a premium.
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I'm absolutely not looking for money back. Soulless corporate citizens with no morality need punishement for bad behavior.
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6y ago
I sent Frontier's router back the day my service was installed, yet they still charge me $10/month for the last two years to rent it. If there is a class action against Frontier, sign me up.
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