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by uticus 1y ago
> ...you would have to find a name for all the intermediate steps of an equation instead of simply doing... Trying to understand this. Do you mean the operators in your example (-, +, *, /) would need to be named? If so, I agree one
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by uticus 1y ago
Pushing the burden of network permissions management outside the browser, to the OS? Heresy! To be serious, this has introduced me to sandboxing on BSD via pledge [0] and comparisons against Linux seccomp [1] - thank you! [0] https:/&
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by uticus 1y ago
A compromise solution that cuts way down on complexity is remote controlled. Any suggestions for similar projects but RC instead of autonomous?
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by uticus 1y ago
Reel mowers are also nicer for allergy sufferers - no dust etc thrown up in the air, no gasoline exhaust. Not to mention fairly quiet. Obvious downsides are can't cope with some species (too low to ground, etc) or with sticks etc if ne
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by uticus 1y ago
> they also slipped in that gun manufacturers have no legal responsibility to provide guns to buyers that do not fire unless the trigger is pulled. Where does this idea come from? If this is the case, the document being discussed in the
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A brief history of dependency management(depfu.com)
2 points by uticus 1y ago|0 comments
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by uticus 1y ago
> a proper "Engrish" instruction manual At what point do the instruction manuals stop catering to Engrish and start focusing on 汉字?
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by uticus 1y ago
emoticons
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by uticus 1y ago
"memories" could also refer to registers, or even a stack-based approach
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by uticus 1y ago
> My challenge is this. If you think that you know how hardware and/or compilers should be designed to support HLLs, why don't you actually tell us about it, instead of briefly mentioning it? suprised no mention of Itanium in t
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by uticus 1y ago
https://www.nand2tetris.org/
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by uticus 1y ago
> an expandable and hackable computer in the spirit of the 80's home computers cool! > Dual Core CPU hm that will make for some interesting first steps in learning
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by uticus 1y ago
https://www.fordtransitusaforum.com/forums/camper-vans-and-c... https://www.fordtransitusaforum.com/forums/ford-transit-pict...
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by uticus 1y ago
> Are there any improvements to be done to Git? Of course there are - lots of room for improving data collection and advertising revenue streams!
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by uticus 1y ago
It says rechargeable, maybe a CR2032 size but prob lithium chemistry. Even a small size could create quite a hazard if shorted.
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by uticus 1y ago
seems dangerous to have terminals of battery exposed, shorting (and with rechargeable, burning) hazard
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by uticus 1y ago
No issues mentioned with battery being exposed on both terminals? Seems like easy short hazard.
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Tesla Cybertrucks Wanted by Air Force as Missile Targets(twz.com)
6 points by uticus 1y ago|8 comments
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by uticus 1y ago
would be interested in directions on how to do this myself. like, take existing bookmarks, make a crawler. nice work, btw
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by uticus 1y ago
Agreed, it has permeated every single industry in the developed world. Professional software developers have been known to reach for it, in a pinch, over dozens of other known and much more powerful tools. The immediate feedback and visual
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by uticus 1y ago
> I don't use it and have no plans using it. I'm certain I'm not alone. Too easy to refute. Treating "Excel" as actually "spreadsheet processing," the software has been so consistently and hugely popula
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Indian Rafale Downed Due to Intel Failure on PL-15 Range(theaviationist.com)
22 points by uticus 1y ago|5 comments
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by uticus 1y ago
for somebody starting out, where do you go for a list of tools like this?
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by uticus 1y ago
for another good intro to the fun with structs, Beej's guide is always a good goto: https://beej.us/guide/bgc/html/split-wide/structs-ii-more-fu... ...goes into offsets, padding bytes, bit-field, un
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by uticus 1y ago
> The author is right that the planet itself will be fine without us. Who would have thought geology would cause people to think they should just go kill themselves to make the world a better place. I mean, I know people are messed up (i
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by uticus 1y ago
> When the library loads without error, look up the GAME_API struct.... If looking up the GAME_API fails, close the handle and consider it a failure. Error handling strategies, and what fallback state things fall into when the hot code b
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by uticus 1y ago
It's been a while since I followed Jon Skeet, but his books on Manning were always worthwhile. Plus the Jon Skeet facts [0] is fun. [0] https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/9134/jon-skeet-fact...
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Ruby 3.4.5 Released(ruby-lang.org)
4 points by uticus 1y ago|0 comments
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by uticus 1y ago
> Pushing these into an IDE is the Windows way of doing things. I used to think in this idealistic way - if I can't reasonably use the language in VIM (without plugins of course!) the language is flawed, etc. Lately I've come t
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by uticus 1y ago
> ...Lowery made what should be considered a noteworthy claim: “We found that electromagnetic interference can be smart … It can figure out pathways into hardened areas if you get the carrier frequency pulses right. If everything is dial

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