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by the-grump 1y ago
Not nearly as badly if you keep them cool.
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by the-grump 1y ago
Disagree completely. Your map should be bottom-heavy for stability.
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by the-grump 1y ago
Real programmers use an abacus and never take roots or calculate logarithms/powers. Amazing confidence on display here.
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by the-grump 1y ago
The 737 MAX MCAS debacle was one such failure, albeit involving a wider system failure and not purely software. Agreed on the future but I think we were headed there regardless.
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by the-grump 1y ago
That's actually fine because you were probably going straight to ground. When things are properly grounded and the small components are covered, the current will flow through the thick ground conduit (the laptop body, thick copper on t
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by the-grump 1y ago
You will fry something if you don't use anti static measures and work on enough boards. Moisture, clothing, habits play a role so it's highly variable.
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by the-grump 1y ago
Larger supply leads to lower prices, if demand stays flat.
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by the-grump 1y ago
Technically correct is the best kind of correct, and The Halting Problem is a fun head scratcher for a green computer scientist. I'm glad it was part of my introduction to NP hardness. That said, you do make a great point OP, and I&#x2
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by the-grump 2y ago
Browses very smoothly on my iPhone and it looks great.
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by the-grump 2y ago
36% is MASSIVE for a metal treated primarily as a store of value.
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by the-grump 2y ago
+1 please either remove "formerly Wise" or add that it's not TransferWise.
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by the-grump 2y ago
What I would use is an ADT and I make a wish for that every day in every language that’s not Haskell :D Haskell also has operator overloading on steroids so you could use the (|>) operator from Flow and write transformations the same as
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by the-grump 2y ago
You can express the loop as a list comprehension, and I would too. As for the logic, I would still use pattern matching for branching and destructuring, but I’d put it in a helper. More lines is not a negative in my book, though I admit the
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by the-grump 2y ago
This is how Python has always been. It's more verbose and IMO easier to grok, but it still lets you create expressive DSLs like Ruby does. Python has always been my preference, and a couple of my coworkers have always preferred Ruby. D
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by the-grump 2y ago
My experience on brownfield projects is the opposite.
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by the-grump 2y ago
Heck yeah. GL.iNet is awesome, and these specs will make this the one router to rule them all for consumer applications. It’s a wonderful time to be into free software and free hardware. Thank you folks!
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by the-grump 2y ago
Have you tried something like an extended sabbatical? I went through a similar period near the end of my studies and can relate to your current disposition.
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by the-grump 2y ago
It helps as far as avoiding obstructions is concerned. I can barely pick up anything in my porch. On my ceiling it's many times better.
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by the-grump 2y ago
It helps to be high up and to have an unobstructed view. An antenna extension ( https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/sgn-ant-60 ) would help. Even better would be an active antenna. I have only heard great things about th
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by the-grump 2y ago
I have never used that so I don't know, but I use pocket for a similar purpose. Firefox sync is something you can enable, I believe
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by the-grump 2y ago
Yeah, I thought it was unnecessarily confrontational and tried to make it clear that's not my intent. I'm not offended in the slightest, just a very happy user who wants to encourage other people to try librewolf for themselves.
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by the-grump 2y ago
This is purely FUD per my experience. I use librewolf on websites behind cloudflare and with plenty of js. They all work just as well as they did in Firefox. Librewolf sends Firefox in the user agent, and you can toggle Firefox "featur
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by the-grump 2y ago
Burn Spotify to the ground.
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by the-grump 2y ago
No (actual) investor sees used cars as assets. An asset is something that produces income such as a bond, a piece of real estate that you rent out, or a company engaging in the market.
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by the-grump 2y ago
Vouching for librewolf. Not only does it not bother me with things like pocket and "Firefox sync", it also does not track me, and the browsing experience is genuinely superior. I didn't realize how much webgl and other cruft
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by the-grump 2y ago
Wealth is stored in assets.
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by the-grump 2y ago
Not perhaps. It's 100% tongue-in-cheek.
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by the-grump 2y ago
Their phrasing was "mainstream discourse" wouldn't be censored. I guess Linux needs to go mainstream first.
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by the-grump 2y ago
Thank you; have a great day as well. Vim is not my cup of tea actually. I live in eMacs.
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by the-grump 2y ago
It's hostile, and GP did basically substantiate by pointing out the strawman.

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