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by viperscape 9y ago
I'd like to see a C equivalent of this, just for comparisons sake to zig
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by viperscape 9y ago
The post says 85volts 10amps, that's 850watts. Which is around 1.2 horse power. With 4 of these it made at best 5hp. I'm not sure why the post says each motor made 16hp. Something is not right
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by viperscape 9y ago
“I often wish I worked in a language where I could start dynamic and end statically. There are a number of languages with optional type systems, but they aren’t the ones that I use.“ That’s a shame because typescript is basically this. Typi
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by viperscape 9y ago
Good for you, I’m jealous I guess. I am constantly developing and learning on my free time, and it’s a problem really. It consumes me often, tires me out over time. What do I have to show for it? Not much of real essence. I should probably
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by viperscape 9y ago
Transpilers are what’s helping JavaScript, and moving it along, eg; class and modules were needed, transpilers provided it, now it’s being adopted
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by viperscape 9y ago
With that said, I’m really irked that amazon is using “private” shipping companies, I’m tired of seeing joe schmoes ring my bell in their Honda Civic or uhaul rental van, with my goods, my address, and seeing my house and family. They even
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by viperscape 9y ago
thanks that's awesome! pip had it (pyhs100) and so does npm (i should have looked earlier), discovery failed but direct to ip works well. this should be a thing anyways, since i don't think tp-link has an api
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by viperscape 9y ago
Pushbullet offers a great service. I'm not related to the team, but really enjoy the product. It's both an addon for browsers, desktop app, and standalone mobile app. Easy as pie, and now they have 'portal' which is loca
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by viperscape 9y ago
Have a link to the packet thing?
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by viperscape 9y ago
My kids constantly lose the controller to the tv, so I hooked up a smart outlet and echo dot to be able to turn on TV with my voice. The TV turns on because of “power-on from powerloss” settings most TVs have or default to. The Roku automat
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by viperscape 10y ago
Take a look at earl grey lang, specifically document building dsl it has: http://www.earl-grey.io/#documentbuilding
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by viperscape 10y ago
The try and catch inside the async function is also great. Curious though, is using const over let common? I usually use const for imports and module level globals, and let inside functions. I recently got back into javascript, and it'
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by viperscape 10y ago
If you're curious: https://goo.gl/maps/so6EDBad15K2
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by viperscape 10y ago
West Palm beach, fl had large round abouts installed about 10y ago and I thought that was great, except with little traffic at the time it seemed wasteful in time navigating and more importantly in space. I think the idea is great though, i
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by viperscape 10y ago
I enjoy playing chess since maybe middle school, but it wasn't until about 20 years later that I tried to program my own chess game, including logic and rules. It was extremely difficult for me at certain points, especially figuring ou
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by viperscape 10y ago
nothing better south of 3k$? does that include the new amd duo pro? or is that just useful for VR?
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by viperscape 10y ago
If you're curious check out oyashio: https://github.com/viperscape/oyashio It's a thread safe spmc in Rust that uses promises underneath. If I were to rewrite it, I'd use a Vec with promises and a cursor
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by viperscape 10y ago
This library is sort of rough as you delve deeper, for instance mesh data gets put into an Arc, which in Rust terms is read only and thread safe but doesn't seem to belong in the library in my opinion because something simple like scal
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by viperscape 10y ago
> "On average, couples' satisfaction with their marriage declines during the first years of marriage..." That's rather baseless. Generally speaking couple's satisfaction increases in both their relationship and i
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by viperscape 10y ago
That's the idea with the Power Wall, https://www.teslamotors.com/powerwall Unless that's what you're pointing out
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by viperscape 10y ago
I fly out of ewr often, security is fast and easy. What sucks is flight delays.
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by viperscape 10y ago
Check out the Elf, organic transportation. It desperately needs suspension, and less rattling, and a battery upgrade option. Other than that, it's pretty good at combining cycling/emotor with protection from elements and visibilit
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by viperscape 10y ago
So this might not work with totally custom drones, and that's a huge market in done world. They'd have to continually track and build a database of new controllers as they come out. Unless they plan on just saturating the 2.4ghz a
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by viperscape 10y ago
Removing your account used to be very difficult too, I wonder if that changed
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by viperscape 10y ago
I think some of that might start to come along with increase in compiler plugins, which is feature gated to nightly build right now.
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by viperscape 10y ago
Richard is at it again, with a new project that looks interesting. https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/
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by viperscape 10y ago
just realized r1q2 was the same person/group as the totally awesome gloom mod
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by viperscape 10y ago
The last time I checked android compiling looked very complicated, tons of steps, tool chain setup for Windows. I hope one day it's as simple as flagging the build for the specified architecture.
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by viperscape 10y ago
Just wait for this summer, 3d nand is shaking things up in ssd world. Platter drives might even become obsolete by next year.
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by viperscape 10y ago
> "Having a privacy hurdle If the data structure needs personal information or information that is difficult to obtain (such as having an account, finding an account name or password), users might be unwilling to provide such inform

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