vidanay

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   by vidanay 6y ago

   This sounds best if you read it in The Borg voice.
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   by vidanay 6y ago

   I have a strong suspicion that this is going to be related to an announcement of some kind from Microsoft tomorrow during Build. I anticipate further definition of their cross platform Blazor/Electron roadmap.
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   by vidanay 6y ago

   Could be worse....every few months, my corporate VPN decides I am at HQ in Switzerland, even though I am still in the US. Ich spreche kein Deutsch.
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   by vidanay 6y ago

   noun [usually as modifier] deflategate de·flate·gate a situation in which one side is unable to extricate itself from a dangerous dilemma, especially one involving civil disobedience or military attack "a nuclear deflategate could doom
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   by vidanay 6y ago

   Parallax needs to end up in the same bin with the <Blink> tag.
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   by vidanay 6y ago

   I seem to recall some occasions in the early 90's where there was exactly this problem and fax was not guaranteed to work with some land line due to the digital nature.
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   by vidanay 6y ago

   This could probably be extrapolated further to say all programming on von Neumann architecture is fundamentally similar.
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   by vidanay 7y ago

   This article is a few years old, but I don't think the situation has changed radically. http://www.ncaa.org/about/resources/media-center/news/athlet...
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   by vidanay 7y ago

   Gotta pay for those basketball and football programs somehow. (Yes, SOME athletics programs are net positive - most are not)
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    Those books look like they'd all fit on $300 worth of shelving from IKEA. The library probably cost $800k to remodel.
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    Because societal norms in the US dictate that individualism takes priority over communalism no matter what. Source: am American
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    A good percentage of new homes I've seen in the last 30 years here in America are barely a step above that in quality. Most of them aren't outright dangerous, but they certainly aren't top quality.
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    The fact that the curve is being flattened is exactly what ALLOWS investigation into these deeper insights. You can't measure infection rate when your patient is bleeding to death from an arterial wound.
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    That would be a really ambitious greedy loophole taker. We were planning to put our house on the market May 1 with plans to move by July. We are actually a year later than we wanted to be "because life" and now we likely could be
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    It's called Koch's method. http://www.justlearnmorsecode.com/koch.html https://www.qsl.net/n1irz/finley.morse.html
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    Your comment about proof reading and errors not sounding right reminds me of the "proper/best" way to learn Morse code for ham radio. Most everyone is familiar with the charts that show A=.- B=-... etc. Lots of beginners try
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    Kind of like those annoying watch commercials showing everyone free climbing when in reality your adventure watch is only going to be telling you how late the 4:18 BART is.
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    Perhaps movies could be made with real dialog and stories and not just loud explosions and sound effects that necessitate "great audio" (a highly subjective definition to be sure.)
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    Never heard of it...it's like a rainbow in the dark.
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    Ahhh. Stacked ROI and through the lens triggering are both features I have never needed.
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    I'm curious as to what you found to be unsuitable about the Basler cameras?
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    I've been a Basler customer for over 15 years. They're pretty good to work with.
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    I'm not sure exactly what you are looking for, but there are a lot of machine vision cameras available that do not have Bayer filters and are grey scale only. https://www.baslerweb.com/en/products/cameras&#x2F
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    You're missing a ; on line 84
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    The incomplete answers is outside this context (as you say.) The only way I have found that even comes close to solving this is to include a bold summary at the end of my emails (yes, I use corporate HTML email): To summarize my points abov
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    I've never really understood why so many geeks/nerds/techies complain about top posting. It's simply a stack instead of a FIFO.
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    I don't know of any teenagers who re-wired that switch to cut off the license plate lights....no, none.
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    I've been turning the dash light intensity almost all the way down for 30+ years. They've always been too bright. If the Tesla is as bright as you say, it would literally be undriveable for me at night. (No screens or touch in eit
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    I can smell this comment.
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    by vidanay 7y ago

    The story is as fishy as the Northern Pike slime that is abundant around there. (Or at least very poorly told and edited)