th0ma5

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1. 841.▲
   by th0ma5 6y ago

   See here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monad_(functional_programming)...
2. 842.▲
   by th0ma5 6y ago

   True that the GIL prevents the specific expressed pattern you're talking about, but many have been able to do multiple threads and processes with Python itself and also things like gunicorn or uwsgi.
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   by th0ma5 6y ago

   I was getting ready to complain about accessibility which is always an afterthought in new GUI libs, but it seems like this would actually be natively fairly accessible being a terminal driven GUI, correct?
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   by th0ma5 6y ago

   When the Cult of the Dead Cow created Back Orifice, ostensibly a nicer Windows admin tool / Trojan horse, it had a plug-in system called Buttplugs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Back_Orifice
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   by th0ma5 7y ago

   What does that even mean "debris" in this context? I tried to google "major debris" and it only returned this text. Why would I deliberately buy stuff with a bunch of junk in it?
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   by th0ma5 7y ago

   this is the right answer. i had to buy a 1541 c64 disk drive to read the back of my c64 disks
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   by th0ma5 7y ago

   pi based c64 drive https://hackaday.com/2018/05/07/raspberry-pi-becomes-cycle-e...
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   by th0ma5 7y ago

   My theory is Cherry Coke is actually cherry flavored New Coke. Also, I tried the Stranger Things rerelease of New Coke and it is good, I feel like they should bring it back.
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   by th0ma5 7y ago

   I recently found a bunch of Procomm Plus logs where I had typed back and forth with some local friends.
10. 850.▲
    by th0ma5 7y ago

    I immediately thought of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_PostScript
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    by th0ma5 7y ago

    I did US to Australia with a Raspberry Pi as the transmitter, a QRP labs filter for 10 Meters to clean up the signal, into an MFJ Tuner and then a random wire over the house and no other amplifiers. Like 100mw or less? WsprryPi essentially
12. 852.▲
    by th0ma5 7y ago

    I've been running it on a Fire stick 4k but in 32 bit mode
13. 853.▲
    by th0ma5 7y ago

    Yeah I think most big name radio producers see amateur sales as a secondary market. There are some hobby projects like the uBitx and the mcHF, and both are low power. The amplification and filtering are in opposition to dynamic range and to
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    by th0ma5 7y ago

    There is a duality between affordable and performance. For example, the Hack RF is pretty great and has a large frequency range and wide bandwidth for a relatively small cost. But for HF transceiving you need probably need better filtering,
15. 855.▲
    by th0ma5 7y ago

    Can we effectively synthesize it with digital methods?
16. 856.▲
    by th0ma5 7y ago

    Probably because 99% accuracy isn't good enough.
17. 857.▲
    by th0ma5 7y ago

    And now it is in short supply because anyone who can write a script is.
18. 858.▲
    by th0ma5 7y ago

    Yes https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_influenza
19. 859.▲
    by th0ma5 7y ago

    Could be just what they had. I thought we all thought the IFR was higher, in which case the Central point of it all being urgent is perhaps understated you think?
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    The Dos and Don’ts of ‘Social Distancing’(theatlantic.com)

    6 points by th0ma5 7y ago|0 comments
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    by th0ma5 7y ago

    I totally agree and felt that such that after I went through the pain of learning VB.NET, I felt rather silly when I took a look at C# and realized I had learned like 99% of the whole thing is just the .NET ecosystem, so picking up C# was p
22. 862.▲
    by th0ma5 7y ago

    Keep the hacking ability. Your large target demographic may not use or need it, but tinkerers will hype your product for free, at least in theory. See the RTL_SDR as an example, although it is a low cost DVB tuner.
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    by th0ma5 7y ago

    I had read that antifragile is always such until something exposes a previously unassumed fragility?
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    Each Necessary, but Only Jointly Sufficient (2012)(kitchensoap.com)

    1 points by th0ma5 7y ago|0 comments
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    by th0ma5 7y ago

    Yes yes... But not anywhere near normal functioning.
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    by th0ma5 7y ago

    Must be the alcoholics hitting the down arrow :P Here is a great article https://www.nytimes.com./2009/05/05/health/05brod.html ...
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    by th0ma5 7y ago

    I had heard high functioning is a misnomer. They may have one area of focus they can succeed under some definition, but the overall quality of life and relationships is very poor.
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    by th0ma5 7y ago

    I'd be curious about performance vs gnome-terminal on X on WSL.
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    by th0ma5 7y ago

    Sorry for the late reply, but here is a write up: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22290466
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    by th0ma5 7y ago

    I made a comment in passing about doing this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22262965 and had the most upvotes I've had in a while (hah) so here's a write up about it. Let me know just how naïve I was being.