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by unwind 1y ago
I think that if you want to get your point across since you're upset about what seems to be (from a very long distance away from pretty much everything mentioned in the piece) some kind of corporate/university deal, you should try
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by unwind 1y ago
The brown paper bag [1] was not connected to the peanut allergy, it was mentioned as an example of another thing that only (to OP) seems to happen/be a thing in the US. [1]: https://www.uclahealth.org/news/article
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by unwind 1y ago
Fungi in the subway is a thing in Stockholm's subway too, discovered in one station in back 2016 [1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kungstr%C3%A4dg%C3%A5rden_metr...
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by unwind 1y ago
Obi-Wan, is that you? :)
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by unwind 1y ago
This was very nice, well-written and good-looking (to me) content. Thanks! There was some meta-bug with encoding which almost is like an internal joke but I don't think it's intentional. The Haskell code examples have: inc :
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by unwind 1y ago
It's not super hard to back up (using the "bread crumbs" on the page you linked), to "Dressers & chests of drawers", pop down the "Series" input selector, and pick STORKLINTA. That gets you [1] which I
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by unwind 1y ago
Seems to be a reference to "The Croods" [1], a 2013 animated movie in which Nicholas Cage (!) voices the caveman Grug. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Croods
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by unwind 1y ago
That feels like a "citation needed", since that would be very clear violation of the C spec and thus a rather serious bug in the standard library for that platform.
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by unwind 1y ago
Me, too. Flagged.
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by unwind 1y ago
I got exactly this far: uint8_t *data = (void *)(long)ctx->data; before I stopped reading. I had to go look up the struct xdp_md [1], it is declared like this: struct xdp_md { __u32 data; __u32 data_end;
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by unwind 1y ago
Meta: This could use a "(1980)" tag in the title. The "-78" is a hint, of course.
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by unwind 1y ago
It is not a bad association, the GPL is of course fantastic. I was expecting it to be a software license, but it was (to me) confusing and thus annoying that it wasn't made more clear from the beginning of the text. The entire first se
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by unwind 1y ago
It took them the entire first section to not mention that it is a _software license_. In the context of EU regulating stuff, "a license" (at least to me) is not automatically assumed to be with regards to software distribution r
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by unwind 1y ago
It's mildly interesting for being the "sequel" to the DE-10 Nano board that has powered the widely appreciated emulation platform MiSTer [1] for number of years. Here [2] is a comment by someone on the MiSTer project. But of
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by unwind 1y ago
Data point: it worked for me, also in the EU.
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by unwind 1y ago
I'm not (at the moment) a potential user of this, but I just wanted to say that it was a fantastic page with a really good presentation of the project and its capabilities. One micro-question on the editing: why are numbers written wit
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by unwind 1y ago
Not all microcontrollers[1]} have FIFOs for stuff like this, but perhaps you meant implementing it in software as a regular queue or something. Anyway, even easier since the OP seems to be dealing a lot with the time between samples, would
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by unwind 1y ago
Yes, on August 20: https://lkab.com/en/press/kiruna-church-has-found-a-new-home... .
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by unwind 1y ago
This passes Betteridge's law [1] just fine, since I guess the answer from those of us who actually have to carry the laptop any distance is a big "no". A backpack or messenger back is way more comfortable, right? [1]: https:
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by unwind 1y ago
Yeah, I know. It's just confusing for us poor Swedes since "ö" in Swedish is a separate letter with its own pronunciation, and not a somehow-modified "o". Always takes an extra couple of seconds to remember how &quo
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by unwind 1y ago
TIL that some people spell cooperate with an "ö". As a Swedish native it really breaks my reading of an English word, but apparently it's supposed to indicate that you should pronounce each "o" separately. Language
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by unwind 1y ago
Uh that sounds awesome, but if humanity worked like that then things like actual spam e-mail and "robo-calls" would not exist, right? But they do, and they have done for a while. Sorry for maybe sounding cynical, but I have a real
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by unwind 1y ago
Meta: the title could be clearer, e.g. "Download OSM Data Responsibly" would have helped me figure out the context faster as someone not familiar with the domain name shown.
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by unwind 1y ago
It stops the board from sliding.
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Saw-Tooth Roof(en.wikipedia.org)
15 points by unwind 1y ago|3 comments
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by unwind 1y ago
This is of course quite old, although C is older so it's not too bad. I really like the ones in the "Purity" section, and also appreciate the name, I sometimes struggle to express those ideas. To me it's a lot about usin
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by unwind 1y ago
Fantastic, what a run he had! Ton is obviously an epic leader who also happens to be a great guy! I had the absolute fortune to work in a bigger project in which the Blender Foundation was a partner back in the early 2000s, and got to meet
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by unwind 1y ago
Wow, massive ego boost, thanks a lot! I thought I had released the GTK 3.x version, but I guess not, then. It might have been that there was something I just couldn't get to behave right, gentoo is somewhat picky about its UI and tries
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by unwind 1y ago
Yeah, sorry, that was a bit unclear. I just meant that the article went as far as propose rather clearly what is needed to fix the issue ("don't sleep() in an interrupt service routine").
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by unwind 1y ago
This is an amazing discovery, article, and fix proposal. Fantastic work, very impressive and also very instructive on how things work on modern PCs and how far you can actually dig to get at stuff that is "supposed" to be hidden.

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