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by trothamel 1y ago
Python has the pprint module, which takes care of this for you, and for more datatypes than are done here. (I don't see how this would handle a hashmap in a sensible way.) But I'm not sure how this addresses what I was saying, whi
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by trothamel 1y ago
Collective Shout, which organized this, claims to be an Australian feminist organization. (Admittedly, this may be an act.)
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by trothamel 1y ago
> Knowing your way around the ecosystem of one programming language does not build up the intuition necessary for identifying O(n²) (or worse!) algorithms and choosing/writing O(log(n)) (or better!) ones instead. I'll disagree
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by trothamel 1y ago
It's pretty likely there will be a slow-scan TV event in mid-July, where the station will be transmitting images you can pick up with a radio. These are nice because you don't neeed a license - anyone with a radio that can pick up
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by trothamel 1y ago
$140 billion for 15 million illegal immigrants is under $10,000 per deportation, which strikes me as kind of light, given that as the process is likely to involve international plane flights, board. and so on. I don't think there are a
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Portable Network Graphics (PNG) Specification (Third Edition)(w3.org)
3 points by trothamel 1y ago|0 comments
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by trothamel 1y ago
The uranium is supposed to be uranium hexaflouride, right? That's solid at room temperature, so if the mountain collapsed onto it you would't expect to see it off-site.
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by trothamel 1y ago
That wasn't a launch pad - that was a test stand used to test the Startship proper without the rest of the system.
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by trothamel 1y ago
I've tried to switch a few times, and keep going back to X. It seems like simple stuff - the big one is that I like to remote into my system and look at the screen, and with wayland, there's no way to look at the side monitor like
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by trothamel 1y ago
Back when climate change was the issue of the day, there was a response I heard. Paraphrased, it's "I won't take climate change seriously until the people who tell me to take climate change seriously take climate change serio
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by trothamel 1y ago
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1071 That's a general applicable law that prevents anyone - judge or not - from interfering with an apprehension.
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by trothamel 1y ago
Does anyone know what the CVE program was costing per year? I searched around a bit, but wasn't able to find the number.
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by trothamel 1y ago
I suspect it's to limit how long a malicious or compromised CA can impact security.
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by trothamel 1y ago
Question: Does anyone have a good solution for renewing letsencrypt certificates for websites hosted on multiple servers? Right now, I have one master server that the others forward the well-known requests too, and then I copy the certifica
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by trothamel 1y ago
Note that each of the 138 SpaceX launches required producing a second stage, something your numbers aren't really accounting for. And that it seems like SpaceX is close (within a year or so) to full reusability, while rivals are still
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by trothamel 2y ago
Women have been astronauts for years. There are two in the International Space Station right now.
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by trothamel 2y ago
Note that in doing so, they'd be reaching where SpaceX was a decade ago, and by the time they got there, it seems pretty likely that full reusability will be working a year or so from now, at least for basic earth-orbit flights.
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by trothamel 2y ago
Despite the name, this isn't a local club - since 2018, they have members in all 50 states, and in 65 countries.
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Learn Morse Code – CW with the Long Island CW Club(longislandcwclub.org)
1 points by trothamel 2y ago|1 comments
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by trothamel 2y ago
Here's a recent one: https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/former-us-senator-rober...
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by trothamel 2y ago
It's been a while since I saw it, but from what I remember the original airing was fairly intelligently scrambled. You have a spine of episodes that consist of the original light novel, which occur in the same order they did in that bo
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by trothamel 2y ago
The anime will be 19 years old next month, so it's probably not wrong to consider it such.
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by trothamel 2y ago
Oddly, the image that Scientific American chose to illustrate their article isn't from any of the Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya projects, but from Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue, a much more obscure title.
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by trothamel 2y ago
Is there anything on this list that is so time critical that it would be hurt by postal delivery being dropped to, say, twice a week? I'm not seeing anything obvious, but might see it differently.
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Musk may be on the brink of achieving the impossible: Salvaging his X investment(cnn.com)
15 points by trothamel 2y ago|3 comments
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by trothamel 2y ago
> what if the majority of the House sides with the president? In that case, congress is serving as a check on the court's power.
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by trothamel 2y ago
A court can't issue an order to an army to surrender. A court can't force the president to nominate someone to be a federal judge. There are some powers the executive has that can't be overruled by the courts. Now the questio
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by trothamel 2y ago
I'd also say that there's a lot of technical detail in this, about how government systems work and what sort of access the doge-associated treasury employees have to them. That seems like the sort of news about this that HN should
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by trothamel 2y ago
Yes, they are - if you count wings, which are the main point of a plane.
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by trothamel 2y ago
I believe I've heard they will have it when more services are available. But text-to-911 seems like it could be useful.

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