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by yetihehe 2y ago
> The black magic comes at the cost of not having one streamlined procedure to release stuff. You can also have a streamlined procedure to release stuff. Most changes in my erlang based system consist of "push to staging branch, cli
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Electric cables are made from insulation (plastic) and wires (metal). Wires use metal, insulation typically does not, so it's NOT easy to make a whole cable out of metal.
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Not using slaves also makes products more costly and hurts consumers.
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by yetihehe 2y ago
In absence of intelligent beings nothing counts.
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Product of instructions is just product. Sometimes it may be software, sometimes it may be graphics, sometimes it may be both (graphical programming languages, they exist). > Seems reasonable to believe the thing happening due to the ins
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> Similarly if one doesn’t like the president or an official in the US, one is free to go around denigrating them as much as they please - not a wise choice in China. So, a lot like under communism in Poland or Russia. Back then you coul
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Could you provide some examples of what was wrong for you?
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That device was a cheap wifi power plug, had cheap unisolated power supply, it was never intended to have user accessible electrical parts sticking out, so no need for isolation. In such cases device has common ground with ac voltage. I don
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by yetihehe 2y ago
On the other side, we had intern at our (very small) company and he used his own mac. One time he had to debug a mains-powered device. He decided that he will try connecting it to both mains AND programming dongle without separating transfo
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by yetihehe 2y ago
> it's like coming to buy a house and agent says "this house is $200k or $300k but you sign here on the bunch of dotted lines and we'll tell you all about it eventually before you have to cut a check. Not really with price
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Anyone has any idea what throughput you can achieve with this? Is it simply 128x5600MT which would mean 700GB/s?
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Light casts a shadow in a laser experiment(newatlas.com)
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> Make the two surfaces totally flat This is the hard part. They need to be flat to less than atom size over whole area, at least several square centimeters. We can't do that yet economically. If they are not so flat, your weld wil
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by yetihehe 2y ago
Welding with current typically requires electrric arc. That typically requires some gas at high enough pressure. Welding in space would mean you need a lot of gas, which has to be shipped from earth and it's pretty hard to keep enough
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Maybe it's all about encoding and it IS pretty standard? Brain can decode vision through tongue nerves [1] as long as it looks like vision data and is correlated with head movements. There were experiments with other senses sent throug
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> The author should just write that instead of this long blog-post that gives the impression of someone easily offended. Just write a better article yourself.
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> The sharpening process takes some practice to get good at, particularly if you start peening it as well. I wish someone invented an easier and safer way to sharpen a scythe. If you make an error, it's pretty easy to cut yourself p
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by yetihehe 2y ago
The article doesn't say what is the best burst duration. From paper: > Our findings show that the time-averaged oxygen uptake and metabolic cost are greater for shorter than longer bouts: 30-s bouts consume 20–60% more oxygen than s
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by yetihehe 2y ago
It was already dubbed into a song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LjN3UclYzU
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> (Never mind that I personally don't feel like I've ever had a modem/isp actually problem solved by rebooting) I had problems solved several times by rebooting modem. One time it was "reboot modem and access point in
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by yetihehe 2y ago
I run smallish (3k devices and hubs currently connected, about 15k total sensors) IoT "platform" on a signle 16 core, 64GB ram server with Erlang, it uses up about 3-5% of machine. Our stress testing indicated it could easily go u
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by yetihehe 2y ago
I heard about keto diet and tried severely limiting sugar and other carbs intake. I instantly felt better and lost 6kg in two months. Sticking to the new diet was pretty easy. Now after 6 months I have constant headache, painkillers don&#x2
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by yetihehe 2y ago
> Some coop exists (i've seen one in Ohio) to help independant carpenters do "built-in" furniture (especially planning the wood) In EU aa lot of in-built furniture is made out of "furniture board", it's part
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by yetihehe 2y ago
From Catb Jargon file, "Some AI Koans" > A novice was trying to fix a broken Lisp machine by turning the power off and on. > Knight, seeing what the student was doing, spoke sternly: “You cannot fix a machine by just power-c
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by yetihehe 2y ago
I've couldn't build some files in Android Studio on windows, because path to gradle contained non-english characters. It's a common problem for a lot of linux-based tools. Sometimes even spaces in directory names are enough t
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by yetihehe 2y ago
> because my personal experience had stories that were just as crazy for someone just 10 years younger That's why programmers often like to call themselves wizards. We do things that are even unimaginable to other people. I recently
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> you can't selectively turn off junk notifications from apps that you need notifications from You can't if it's a junk app. Many reputable apps today have properly described notification channels and you can turn them off
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Nowadays they use Scratch for this in schools, also with some "games" where you need to make a program so that your squirrel visits squares in order and the like. My daughter was able to understand basic programming principles and
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Because you could use curl as a library in PHP and some other languages.
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> Microtransactions exist because there are people who happily pay for them, but not spend similar amounts on high-quality pay-to-play single-payer games. I can't speak for everyone, but I think this may be because with microtransac

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