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This guide has been around since the early 00's. I read it, start to finish (well, some chapters weren't finished back then :) when I was a teenager and it got me started with electronic circuits. I ended up becoming an electrical
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This is what happens when you let your job define your life. This person needs therapy, not more Leetcode practice. This reads like a person who is having a mid-life crisis and hasn't found their role in life. Which is sad, because the
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They're releasing plenty of products that excited people, it's just that the Roland products that are exciting all came out 20-40 years ago, and they just keep re-issuing them in various formats. Personally I'd buy the crap o
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No such thing a private A&E cover. If I accidentally chop my finger off I have no choice for a private provider to stitch it back on. I go to the same place as everyone else. I'm actually really worried about having an accident rig
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A lot of people here confusing using artistry with the making of art. When a baker bakes "artisanal bread" (whatever that is), the end result isn't art - it's good bread. Same way, if there's any such thing as artis
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> the the use of certain terms of art in the field, like “fitness” is both ableist and discourages people from going into evolutionary biology. I want my master branches back, GitHub.
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I had a look at this just this week. One problem; all the io libraries out there rely on special functionality in the broadcom chips and thus don't work with the knock-off boards. Meaning anything that needs gpio/spi/i2c/
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That's crazy, it's smooth as butter on my pixel 6.
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I often use this as an approach to debating. Example; Can we both agree that you should be able to purchase a kitchen knife without a special license? (in parts of China, you can't). Do we both agree that allowing people to have person
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Question; how do you present yourself externally? How are you dressed? I (a white dude in my 30s) recently went to a high end clothes shop, intending to buy a nice shirt for Christmas. As I asked one of the sales assistants for help, she in
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> E-commerce may be an unwitting beneficiary of physical retail’s woes. Nothing dampens a physical shopping experience quite like having to summon staff to unlock each item. There's also the fact that a good amount of these stolen i
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> The domain keeps getting renewed This is a funny thing with companies that get taken over. My dad used to run an ISP, one of the first ones in my home country. I'm talking 28.8kbit modems. The company was sold and shut down more t
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4y ago
She's almost definitely working with the prosecution in exchange for a deal. That's been the rumour for weeks.
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I'm sorry, but waveshaping absolutely introduces aliasing - and I was a bit disappointed to not see a section in that in the post.
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There's millions upon millions of "top 5 list of X" videos on YouTube already, with auto-generated synthesized voice and some low quality slideshow with screenshots grabbed off the internet. If it gets clicks, YouTube won
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I agree it's 100% about the form factor and the interactivity. My 4000+ pound modular cabinet is mostly stocked with digital modules, just a handful of analog oscillators and filters in between. I much prefer weird, glitchy digital sou
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I just flat out refuse to use it if I feel the subscription is rent-seeking. So far I don't feel like I've missed out on any must-haves because of this policy. One thing I'd like to pay for but won't because of rent-seek
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This is an incredibly naive view of the world. Violence is, whether you like it or not, the absolute apex power, from which all other power is derived. Laws only hold power because if you break them, someone will forcefully put you in jail,
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This man needs a proper budget and press credentials. He should be in the running for a Pulitzer at this point.
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Continued collapse of the top-end rech jobs. More layoffs at FAANG type companies as people realise the hoarding of talent and million dollar bonuses are just a waste of company resources. This will have a drastic effect on the tech jobmark
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> ...and clean fusion energy for humankind Well, we did just produce the world's first clean fusion energy this week. https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/nuclear-fusion-power-plan...
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This really is unreasonably effective. Spectrograms are a lot less forgiving of minor errors than a painting. Move a brush stroke up or down a few pixels, you probably won't notice. Move a spectral element up or down a bit and you have
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I remember getting a three card and then not being able to access half the internet because I needed to verify my age. I went to the nearest branch and loudly proclaimed I was there to "to verify my age because I want to watch porn in
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Sure, the investigation is worth more than a single phone, but you're pretty likely to find 50 phones. You're very, very unlikely to be robbed by someone who's doing it for the first and only time in their life. Most likely,
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It's the modwave, wavestate and the opsix. They all share the same core hardware and physical layout and enclosure but have customised front panels. Actually really good products, well designed, I love the opsix :)
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I didn't "purchase" anything - but I upgraded from a "cleaner" to a "housekeeper". What's the difference, you might ask? My wife and I are both working parents and we commute to London at least twice
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Or stolen products. Where do you think all those organized shoplifters sell their inventory of stolen perfumes and deodorant? Amazon!
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In the UK; Argos. Probably the last company you'd think of, but they have excellent service and return policy and you can trust them to be selling real stuff. Not to mention the fact they're one of the only places that will sell y
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I've just started a new job, a startup hedge fund with friends and former colleagues, so not really that applicable to the question (but also, my god how nice it is to just get a call from someone you know and respect, get offered a jo
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I have tried Liraglutide, have some sema in the fridge but not had a chance to test it. Both are proper injection pens from Novo Nordisk, expensive as f*ck. I am one of those that experiences pretty unbearable side effects from it. The rate
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