th0ma5

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1. 721.▲
   by th0ma5 6y ago

   I've read the title of this post so many times I don't even know what it means anymore.
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   by th0ma5 6y ago

   I was always told to avoid naps, but if you must do like 90 minutes. But in general you ideally want regular good amounts of sleep daily at the same times.
3. 723.▲
   by th0ma5 6y ago

   Yup, and it took a long time for journalism to describe Trump's falsehoods as lies because they merely thought him dumb or misinformed. It took a while for it to become apparent that he knew what he was saying was not true and that the
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   by th0ma5 6y ago

   If you used private key encryption on both sides you could securely transfer data between two parties, and prove that you did so in a way that is very hard to dispute. But like Snowden says, it is still unencrypted going in and coming out a
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   by th0ma5 6y ago

   If you didn't get the sense that they are just a glorified bookmark list then it wasn't clear enough.
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   by th0ma5 6y ago

   Again, you have no argument against his actual record being one of privilege and favoritism.
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   by th0ma5 6y ago

   Check out: Calligraphy for Computers https://archive.org/details/hershey-calligraphy_for_computer... Hershey Text V3 https://www.evilmadscientist.com/2019/hershey-text-v30/ Another plugin var
8. 728.▲
   by th0ma5 6y ago

   You posted first hand testimony from the person that would know LOL
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   by th0ma5 6y ago

   This is astounding for the RTL-SDR, software radio, Amateur TV (which is the focus of this article for sure), and signal processing crowd. I do wonder if it needs to be said you can get hardware decoding DVB-S2 dongles for cheap if you just
10. 730.▲
    by th0ma5 6y ago

    The military history of W was one of privilege and favoritism. No one disputes that.
11. 731.▲
    by th0ma5 6y ago

    You're talking about the document, I'm talking about W.'s military history. Even the faked document was in line with all of the facts of that.
12. 732.▲
    by th0ma5 6y ago

    The document itself that they used was probably at best a recreation, the content of the document was not invalid and verified by several that such a document did exist at least at one point and time and said exactly what it said. I think i
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    Edited: Re-reading what you posted here, I'm not saying blind trust, I'm saying if you're going to criticize something you just can't say I object, you have to provide as much rigor as the thing you're objecting to,
14. 734.▲
    by th0ma5 6y ago

    Why are these threads on HN always full of alt-right people crawling over themselves to spread cynicism and discord? Yes everything is opinion now... within the opinion shows or opinion articles... Yes Murdoch spent a lot of time sowing thi
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    https://index.commoncrawl.org/
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    Actually I was able to search URLs with very little ram across the entire collection as they have a series of indexes you can download. In theory someone could do something similar with terms, or you could first use URLs to filter the text
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    I found this audio recording of an Apple user's group meeting very fascinating from 1978. https://archive.org/details/camvchm_000069/camvchm_000069_t0... Woz at one point talks about how if you don't und
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    Just mentioning this for posterity. Some solutions I've had are: 1. Using Cygwin, Cygwin's X12 server and ssh X forwarding to run Linux apps on Windows that were actually running in VirtualBox. 2. Same thing with Cygwin X server b
19. 739.▲
    by th0ma5 6y ago

    I first thought it prints gelatin. Then I thought it was made of gelatin. Now that I see it prints IN gelatin, that's pretty awesome.
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    Would be a funny thing go to the same place or various places with the same group of people and just keep cutting up your card after you pay the bill without any explanation.
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    I came to Clojure after Kawa and while I appreciate the simplicity of Kawa, the more advanced Java integration and build system in Clojure is really great.
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    I thought I read somewhere that the creator of WebSphere expressed similar opinions about his creation, and others have even called it mentally abusive. Perhaps the enterprise class stuff is always just for large division of labor efforts.
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    Presumably X86_64 only?
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    MIT's Exhibit timeline widget used to be really nice for this, or at least extremely customizable timelines, but I am not sure of the state of that project... http://www.simile-widgets.org/timeline/
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    Balls out actually refers to engine govenors. Additionally if a person AMAB is transitioning you may well not call them men, but if you asked I guess I would take your word for it.
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    The language never said you could do this.
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    This is outside of the spec... "is" is for testing the exact same reference and it is only coincidence that to speed things up they made smaller integers the same objects in memory. See: >>> a=257 >>> b
28. 748.▲
    by th0ma5 6y ago

    No I totally get this. But the cynicism has been relentless since this online, and contagious, and many use it as an in joke, and this is serious stuff. People's careers... 6 hour conference calls involving tens of experts trying to ge
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    I would consider the FT8 family of amateur radio encodings to be the SOTA. Many of them like WSPR are able to be decoded below the noise floor using forward error correction. It is very limited bandwidth, short messages with callsigns, etc.
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    by th0ma5 6y ago

    I did that day I first saw it, and then after three years of people pointing and laughing at how awful computers are for upvotes and likes it stopped being funny.