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4y ago
And on macbooks.
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4y ago
If your students get it for free why not make it open access on wikibooks or something like that? The only reason people in academia were publishing the books as books was for resume stuffing but that was a different domain.
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4y ago
The issue here is that publishers are raking up all the money and not even providing a good service anymore. The physical quality of my recent books, the formatting of the ebooks and the typesetting has gone downhill in the last 10 years or
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4y ago
The last springer book I've had is so poorly written that there is absolutely no way it was proofread. It is not just one mistake here or there. It looks like a quick draft with incomplete sentences, repetitions all over. Looks like th
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4y ago
Really sorry to hear that. This is a reminder that you should never work for Amazon if you need a visa. Sadly your story is not the first one I heard. The most recent, a friend of mine was promised they would support her visa application
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4y ago
I'm surprised to learn there is no test suite that would test the overflow case. I also realize I have no idea about the extent of testing in the kernel.
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4y ago
Yes this would work. There are a lot of alternative SBCs to the Raspberry that are easier to find these days. If you plan to use the SDCard make sure you do not write logs to it or that you change it regularly. I recommend that you mount a
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4y ago
There is a reason why banks have stress tests. And there is no reason this shouldn't apply to exchanges.
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4y ago
So what does that tell about the exchanges that are managed in an unauditable way...
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4y ago
I switched to a job that gives me more free time, can't be happier. Money past a comfortable level (enough for food, living and some savings) clearly can't buy not having to run around everywhere and think about your next move all
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4y ago
Every MIDI device I own (all less than 10yo can take updates over MIDI) and two of them use webmidi (or a standalone program) for it.
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4y ago
Sadly this discussion is a mirror of what he is talking about in his blog. I've enjoyed reading his articles and will continue to do so even if I don't comment on them.
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4y ago
I wish google would have a store you could bring an ID to get your official account unlocked (I have no idea if Apple offers that). A lot of people are getting locked out of their lifes. So many administrations you can only connect to if yo
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4y ago
This is just an advertisement from an account posting only about this product, in the form of an article showing a demonstration of a free-tier of their offering only working on that specific board. So it is a demo you are allowed to reprod
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4y ago
Because all the training is made on a proprietary system (and the prices are high), the MCU is just running the model.
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4y ago
It is not effectuve altruism it is yen buddhism. https://wiki.lspace.org/Yen_Buddhism Don't get fooled.
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ta988
4y ago
Pay to add some hidden Oracle dependency and then phone home.
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4y ago
Somehow it reminds me how advanced PCB makers still route by hand for high-frequency, radio or high-noise applications. But automated routers are still super useful for simple to medium jobs.
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ta988
4y ago
There is, it works wonderfully well but you have to do a lot of things manually for now.
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ta988
4y ago
I looked at what apps on Android are doing on my phone yesterday. The amount of info apps are sending to Facebook and Google analytics is just jaw dropping.
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4y ago
No, sorry about that.
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4y ago
This piece of software would have to handle all the intricacies of the GitHub actions but also be updated to the latest changes... We are moving back to a makefile based approach that is called by the GitHub workflows. We can handle differe
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4y ago
There is such magic in helping a random person. You may never know but a tiny act can have a giant impact. Think about it next time you get angry or dissmissive at a random person at it goes both ways.
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4y ago
In practice for most projects being inaccessible for a couple hours is not the end of the world. And you loose less money than falling in the DevOps SRE hole where you pay for everything 5 times plus the people that take care of it all of t
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4y ago
That's the money that the owners take and hide for when they are out of jail.
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4y ago
You can still glitch the new releases with UART disabled.
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ta988
4y ago
Don't worry someone is working really hard at making sure it will go away.
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4y ago
Good luck suing the TSA if you are not resident.
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4y ago
Great now we know how to put you both in competition to get better offers.
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4y ago
Thanks this is really nice. Impressive to see that f-droid is that high!
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