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tleb_
3y ago
This Wikipedia page mentions the following, with a link to the toxic plant that is probably described by the article author: > Sometimes S. nigrum is confused for the more toxic deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna)
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3y ago
That sounds like the concept of Factorio: the abstraction level we play at rises with time. Most of the achievements are about skipping manual labor at various points in time.
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3y ago
Are absolute numbers important in such a case? Percentages seem more appropriate.
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3y ago
The csdb.dk entry linked in the post has a YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaCisnpvvTU
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3y ago
What is being talked about is a single 16-bit write inside a byte buffer. The benchmark delta is 10ns per request (90ns for bit-twiddling vs 100ns for writeUInt16BE). 90ns/100ns is a lot for this kind of operation, but that comes from
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3y ago
The signature for static_assert(3) in C has a second argument that is `char *msg`. With C23 onwards, it becomes optional.
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3y ago
Cool stuff. I've got the same hobby / part-time job (mostly on GrandMA consoles). I have done two-three experiments on custom software to emit DMX which I used for something like four events. For the physical interface I'm re
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3y ago
About I2C addressing: I've thought about the issue. That solution could fail in theory because of collisions, ie a micro-controller cannot atomically check the assert pin and raise it if low. The project uses 1000ms + rand(0, 5000ms),
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4y ago
Work document privacy for NDA stuff and capability of doing meetings?
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4y ago
Also, with the stateless version, resizing breaks color changes on collisions.
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4y ago
My belief is that it is about builtin functions that are provided by the compiler versus part of the standard library. They are documented in the language reference [0] versus in the standard library documentation [1]. [0]: https:/&#x
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4y ago
I'd be interested in knowing what you consider not sane in Yocto?
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4y ago
RFID probably doesn't bring much, engraving is easier and is hard to remove without marks. About that, France has an official method of tagging bikes which has been mandatory on new bikes since jan 2021. See [0] for doc in English and
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4y ago
A UAV is still dangerous around people even with no blades involved; a falling UAV is enough to kill. This is a real issue that companies (startups and giants from the domain) are trying to solve, which is required for unmonitored UAV in ur
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I've long thought that this concept could/should be applied to user-targeted content. Blogs could be capable of delivering content as HTML but possibly Markdown, plaintext, Gemini, PDF, etc. as well. SQLite tables, CSV, JSON for s
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4y ago
Another description: "dynamically picking channels to avoid radar activity". Seems more fitting with this one.
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4y ago
Playing a MIDI file isn't a straight forward task! To me, it feels akin to sharing an image without telling its colour space.
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I was surprised to notice that Arte TV France has it (in VO). It is not available when the website language is set to English. Unsure if accessible outside France. https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/104017-000-A/si
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4y ago
More context can be found here: https://docs.puter.com/ I'm truly skeptical as well
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An even earlier tool: Pic, which had its paper released in 1981. It belongs to the troff ecosystem of tools. I'd be interested to know about other tools from this era! Paper: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/872
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4y ago
I'd downvote this post if I could. It's pushing people into OSS contributions only to land jobs. My advice: if you don't subconsciously feel like you want to contribute, don't do it. As to how to start, pick a small bug,
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`scan_directory` in the same file recursively iterates directories and no calls to `inotify_*` functions seem to be made; no grep matches in the project directory.
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Kieran Bingham, who pushed the release, recently did a talk at ELC-E 2022 about libcamera: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMrezh0ij4M Slides: https://elinux.org/images/6/60/Application_suppor
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I had heard about the XY problem[0], but never of XY problem solvers. I don't remember encountering one, do you really find them that frequently? [0]: https://xyproblem.info/
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Idea for improvement: avoiding color blending in sRGB. A first step would be to work in linear space. https://github.com/tsoding/olive.c/blob/43a67dd76760f915516a...
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That comment feels out of place; at least try to link it with the content posted.
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5y ago
Related: Odroid Go. It used an ESP32 and as such had WiFi + Bluetooth, but is discontinued.
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Machina – MIDI Sequencer Based on Finite State Automata
(drobilla.net)
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Boost Geometry Design Rationale
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https://kagi.com/ https://search.marginalia.nu/
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