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by xphos 3y ago
I used a PID controller once to build a drone for a class for my masters. I wish I had the write you just produced than because I had an issue with integral windup and just couldn't express that is was an issue in words. I didn't
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by xphos 3y ago
I think this type of attitude doesn't stop here. Vim is the topic but if you also are taking the easy paths you tend to get stuck. Sometimes you have good tools you just don't know how to use them. That doesn't mean you shou
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by xphos 3y ago
I think it sacrifices something from trying to be an inclusive term. It's nice that we have a general term but it lacks understanding that some soldiers just think it's a soft name for soft people. Not because it is but because th
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by xphos 3y ago
I think this is flipped. VC's wouldn't compete here if the the supply was much bigger because than the price globally would dip they wouldn't have a leverage advantage. If there was no shortfall in constructions for multiple
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by xphos 3y ago
Your describing physics more than math in my opinion. But it's hard to say things like set theory isn't real when a lot of calculus works nicely and describes the world very accurately. That toolbox is heavily built on the "u
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by xphos 3y ago
Absolutely but the idea that you can basically "deperson" someone's voice without any review in the case of most large social media platforms seems more like a concentration of power than a distribution of. In this context it
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by xphos 3y ago
He had the ability to give the order to start thermonuclear war and end humanity... He had the ability to radically tariffing and regulatory execution in America. I argue that it something that a more precise definition is excels from but I
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by xphos 3y ago
If they can kick the former president off his platform they can bully joe schmo off there platform. Whether you agree with the former president, he was in theory the most powerful person on the planet and had to submit to the powers of larg
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by xphos 3y ago
Was listening to this podcast about netstates and FDA and just general regulations. The guest is clearly align against regulation at large but does raise several strong points about structural risks and abuses by the FDA. It's really l
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by xphos 3y ago
Yeah but in general this is basically impossible to predict we could discover P=NP, or prove the Riemmean Hypothesis, learn how to factor in O(log n), find a number theory method to solve discrete logs, or any number of math facts that woul
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by xphos 3y ago
I think you are right on the mark. Even as an experienced programmer I can get overwhelmed with the breath of whats possible with coding. I can only imagine how overwhelming and disengaging long wrote programming can be. I spent sometime in
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by xphos 3y ago
Maybe a hot take but if you want to convince people to use vim show them box select and yank and replace. It's just extremely efficient and no other editor(ide) I've used really has it by default. Or ask them to open a 100 mega by
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by xphos 4y ago
How did you collect such detailed statistics of your usage that's the crazy part in my opinion not that you actually switch but you have the statistics to monitor the switch!
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by xphos 4y ago
I really want to know of an industrial consumer price index now. That sounds like a really interesting piece of data that a lot of businesses governments and even people could benefit from!
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by xphos 4y ago
The problem with this is that I think it plays on good nature of people. Ford right now says it's for leased cars but it feels like a step to normalize restricting and milking people later on. It also open a whole new attack vector the
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by xphos 4y ago
Yeah but than the person is liable and could be charged in that case
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by xphos 4y ago
You don't go to Mars because it's easy. The biggest producer of technological advancements is pressure to solve hard problems. Not knowing is the whole point if you know how it's a worthless learning experience. It's alw
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by xphos 4y ago
This is a well written SIMD example I find these are the hardest topic to clearly explain because of how much is happening. Anyone got other nice links I've been doing a lot of vector processing so I need to learn!
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by xphos 4y ago
I mean that's kind of ignoring rural problems though... They cannot afford the same type of infrastructure that a city has because the area the communities span is way bigger and in general just different. The problems are different so
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by xphos 4y ago
I think less fuel is exactly what the goal is and not to mention types of fuel if you could move 100 tons across the Pacific ocean on electric turbines powered by solar you'd certainly could amortization the speed of delivery by just s
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by xphos 4y ago
It's really really hard to pull a vacuum on a large area the internal stress of not having a fluid is way way more than a less dense fluid occupying the space
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by xphos 4y ago
In my opinion this is the weakest argument for veganism. Are Lions bad because they eat deer? Are Sharks good because they eat fish that eat other fish that eat plants? Are cats demons...maybe? The philosophy makes no sense even if you star
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by xphos 4y ago
I think this is also an example of bad default options. You should not have to setup a bug report form to get correct tagging. No one writes bugless code it should be a default option to have a bug report or a feature request. I understand
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by xphos 4y ago
Does this limit the type of operation you can do. I could imagine if you were allowed decision operators you would completely defeat the encryption. This makes me think there is a a limit on some of the algorithms that you can actually run.
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by xphos 4y ago
I mean this isn't an either/or we live in a world where we can do both, we just need the will as a population to actually invest in our environment the same way we are willing to invest in stocks. I think the hardest part of envir
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by xphos 4y ago
Yes we do. The NSA publishes the future security standards that defense, aviation, banking, and government institute have to take into account. Once the NSA backs the technology it's generates the government push to get NIST to push a
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by xphos 4y ago
They still would definitely met the standard of a monopsony if not a monopoly. Its scary that an enormous number of people start and stop the information searching at google or those two social networks. I think its an oversimplification to
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by xphos 4y ago
You know I can think of a handful of examples where main is not true. C to my understanding does not define that the implementation does and think this is kind of exactly what the other is saying that this implied assumptions lead to issues
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by xphos 4y ago
Two words carbon tax. You cannot fake escape it or
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by xphos 4y ago
The difficult part with comments is they are the only thing in the codebase that's not checked by the complier. Comments are something that should be used sparingly as the OP. They occasionally are useful but good code should be self c

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