tetris11

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   by tetris11 1y ago

   The gradient is stored, not the points on the gradient
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   > Voyage to Arcturus The blurb reads like a Gene Wolf story, surreal in its landscapes and interactions. I will give it a try, and follow up with Wright's book. Thanks for the recommendation!
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   To quote an earlier comment of mine > Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice series. > Culture, gender identity, hive mind, all rolled up into one extremely dense universe with a rich history told through warfare and cutting remarks, hum
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   Sponsorblock is such a great inbuilt feature to make youtube useable, and kudos to the dev who empowered millions by writing it Edit: sorry I'm writing about PipePipe
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   I do not understand the praise that PHM or Andy Weir get in general. I hate the way he writes. Characters are all interchangeable and quirky because he says so. The science is tacked on like a chemistry teacher putting their kids to bed. Sc
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   John C Wright wrote a nice short story set in William Hope Hodgson's "The Night Land" Awake in the Night https://web.archive.org/web/20090524012412/http://www.thenig... In the side panel
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   nice work! kaem is a new one for me, what's its connection to mescc?
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   Ken Thompson's Reflections on Trusting Trust [0] was one of the motivations for Guix's single 357-byte seed (+libguile) full bootstrap[1]. 0: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rdriley/487/papers/Thompson_1984
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   by tetris11 1y ago

   Really cool idea, and scratches an itch I have with current motion detection sensors (looking at you LD2410...) What's the configuration/calibration like? Do I need to set any proximity baselines?
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Opeth song for me
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Can someone a bit more forthcoming in arcane magic analogs explain what's happening?
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Searching "song of the wade" and trying to find a resource thay isn't dated less than a month ago is surprisingly frustrating
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    If survival is key in that regard, then we'd probably be encouraged to spread/cohabit with other species' planets so that the target is more fuzzy. Earth might still be at risk, but never underestimate the human ability to se
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    A nice complement to the widely usee TCGA datasets
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    I always used to think that the South Park writers were just putting on a hyperbolic accent when they were mocking movie announcers: This summer, Rob Schneider, in a derp-i-derp-a-derp! But then I see trailers like this and think they wer
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Only 4k feet off the ground though, given the height of Everest
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    > Temperatures can reach <something very high> but the molecules are spread sobfar apart you wouldn't feel it. Conceptually I get, it's like being in a cold room that showers hot sparks on you from above occasionally... .
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    Mythbuster's Jamie Hyneman's Two Page Website(m5industries.com)

    3 points by tetris11 1y ago|2 comments
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    > James Franklin Hyneman (/ˈhaɪnəmən/; born September 25, 1956)[1] is an American special effects expert who was co-host of the television series MythBusters alongside Adam Savage, where he became known for his distinctive bere
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    I'm always fascinated by hobbyist's storage compartments. Some of the labels of the boxes in the background: - "Broken and Delidded Pis" - "Non-PI ARM SBCs" - "-ers" - "Pico and
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    I'm deploying a biological hardware solution to a regressed masonry event currently blocking ingress to a public channel. The stoneware bitrot was legacy but eventually overwhelmed the architecture during an off-peak environment incide
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    maybe Japan's feudal lords were more corrupt, disincentivizing production. Whereas Koreans paid directly to the king
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    > Various theories existed for his size, including that his mother choked on a gherkin while pregnant, but he probably had a growth hormone deficiency caused by a pituitary gland disorder. > No details of his captivity were recorded e
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    I lose wifi signal consistently in my bedroom on my 80Mhz wide 5Ghz wifi. I just now reduced it to 20Mhz, and though there is a (slight) perceptible drop in latency, those 5 extra dB I gained from Signal/Noise have given me wifi in the
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    That trips up a lot of people, plus most examples include a '^' character at the beginning which is assigned the highest value
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    oh yeah `--wrap never`, I guess I should setup an alias -- thanks
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    I use it on and off, but for the life of me can't get over the issue that line wrapping is the default behaviour with no easy switch
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    I think... it builds a busybox system based on desired commands (similar to a dockerfile, but using a REPL?). I have to admit that the README is next to useless.
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    RTSP listening instructions for anyone curious: https://github.com/mcguirepr89/BirdNET-Pi/wiki/Using-an-inte... I need to try this with my Reolink
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Or to upgrade the existing ones at Crystal Palace park https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_Palace_Dinosaurs