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by unwind 4y ago
Here, "label free" seems to mean that the detection is done more or less directly, instead of relying on a consumable extra material (the label) that binds to the thing being searched for, thus marking it. At least that's my
752.
by unwind 4y ago
All I get is "Thread is not available", is it pay/login-walled?
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by unwind 4y ago
Obligatory shout-out to the novella of the same name, by HN user (and, obviously, Actual Author) Charles Stross. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palimpsest_(novella)
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by unwind 4y ago
I don't think it qualifies as "socialist" to require that products sold match the description. Maybe, at an extreme Mr Fantastic-style stretch, it comes closer to what many people classify as "socialist" to also req
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by unwind 4y ago
... and if you're not aware, Saleae clones are widely available on e.g. Amazon, prices before shipping seem to start around $7 in the US. This is possible since the original Saleae is basically just a CY7C68013A [1] in a box, and once
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by unwind 4y ago
This was in the OP, the article we're commenting on. Also, I never saw it as a house of cards , since the blocks have varying sizes they just look like abstract blocks to me. Interesting.
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by unwind 4y ago
This page [1] gives a bit of an overview of this technique, which was new to me: Inverse procedural modeling discovers a procedural representation of an existing geometric model and the discovered procedural model then supports synthesizin
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by unwind 4y ago
This [1] seems to contradict, that at least for more "recent" versions of POSIX. [1]: https://unix.org/whitepapers/reentrant.html
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by unwind 4y ago
Thank you, I was starting to wonder if there was a secret game going on, or if I was supposed to screenshot them all and post for a hat-trick or whatever. So strange. Not sure if I was being hit by Extra Strong(tm) confirmation bias [1], so
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by unwind 4y ago
This looks really interesting, thanks for doing all that work and sharing. Two minor points of feedback: - The name is "strange", since "Backus-Naur" is already labelling the form as being theirs, adding a possessive to
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by unwind 4y ago
It is a preprocessor directive, the result must be as if the contents of the file were inserted byte by byte as integer literals. See [1] for more information (which, btw, also states that #embed is in C23, not C21 (which doesn't exi
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Curiosity rover found a metallic meteorite on Mars(independent.co.uk)
1 points by unwind 4y ago|0 comments
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by unwind 4y ago
That is great information, but perhaps it would be even more interesting with a comparison focusing on supported features, standard library support, and so on. MicroPython [1] is designed for "real" embedding, i.e. in the "em
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by unwind 4y ago
No, but Festool was spun out of/founded by Festo.
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by unwind 4y ago
The argument I've been hearing when this comes up is that the mechanical side of ordinary 2d printers is too high-precision for hobbyist work. This sounds plausible, the actual nozzle holes in an inkjet printer are around .003 inches
766.
by unwind 4y ago
Very cool, I love how life-like and kind of soothing the motion is. And how it's able to flip and fly on its back, really neat! Also: I just had to look this up since it's always (?) been bugging me: Festo (the company in the OP)
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by unwind 4y ago
Wow, very impressive visualization. Minor editing needed in the bullet point factoids: The amplitude of the wave animated here reached 1.5 km miles high (0.93 miles) but the initial wave might have reached 4.5 kilometers high (2.8 miles) .
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by unwind 4y ago
Wow, that's great, thanks! As a dad and Certified Card-Carrying member of the International League of Punists I feel this is really profound. Not at all in my political direction, but who cares it's the pun that matters. Also, it
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by unwind 4y ago
Seconded, I stopped reading at that point. Thanks anyway, good idea to issue a warning.
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The Agon light is the fastest 8-bit microcomputer(thebyteattic.com)
69 points by unwind 4y ago|30 comments
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by unwind 4y ago
Now losing all sarcasm-detection, but perhaps not everyone realizes that that ("a show about nothing") is one of the most common/core descriptions about the original Seinfeld. "That was the joke", *swoooosh* and so
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by unwind 4y ago
I'm not in the US, or even in a NATO country (yet, heh) and I read all the comments about how obsolete the A-10 is but I guess you're exaggerating a little for dramatic effect. :) I'm pretty sure the A-10 would be at least &q
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by unwind 4y ago
That is not true, as long as VLA:s are in the language spec for the version you're using. This works: void vla_print(int n) { int foo[n]; printf("Got %zu bytes right there!\n", sizeof foo); } in
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by unwind 4y ago
So, uh, is this irony? They design an electronic artifact that is supposed to last 1,000 years. Cool. But to check on its status, i.e. learn what it looks like, you have to go to ... Facebook?!
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by unwind 4y ago
Well. sure, but obviously still keeping the name "laptop" in the video title is, as always on the good old 'Tube, clickbait. It's not, uh, intellectually honest to say "here's how to build a triple-screen lapto
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by unwind 4y ago
In our house, I'm afraid almost everything that's not too heavy can become an allochthonous object, mainly due to the object-relocating services provided by our kids. I'm probably guilty of some "oh crap I'll put th
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by unwind 4y ago
Very interesting post, and refreshing presentation/formatting too, great job! Meta: it would be good to have "OpenBSD" in the title, it's not obvious to me and it might help readers decide on whether or not it sounds int
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by unwind 4y ago
Just to play unfold-that-acronym, here "EVOO" is simply extra virgin olive oil, i.e. the good stuff. Pretty obvious if you're into cookery I guess, but it did pause me for a few seconds anyway. :)
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by unwind 4y ago
Okay, thanks. Yeah I'm very familiar with 'file', I just wondered in what context one needs the ability to identify 38 machine languages, i.e. why does an organization deal with files containing unknown machine code, and have
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by unwind 4y ago
I was at a mini-lecture about how to save energy in small houses, and the lecturer stated that a 10 year old fridge uses 2X the power of a modern one. For a 15-year old fridge that goes up to 3X. I have not researched this to verify but hav

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