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by zokier 1y ago
JSON is already text based and not binary so encoding it with base64 is bit wasteful. Especially if you are going to just embed the text in another json document. And of course text-based things themselves are quite wasteful.
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by zokier 1y ago
> It's really too bad that there's really nothing quite like json messagepack/cbor are very similar to json (schemaless, similar primitive types) but can support binary data. bson is another similar alternative. All three
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by zokier 1y ago
More generous reading of the entire sentence would be that the usable life of the mmrtg is increased by improving the energy efficiency of the rover. The mmrtg power output is constantly decreasing, and so it is reasonable to say that the
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by zokier 1y ago
my 2c * the way unicode input works in qmk is pretty janky imho. this is not something you can plug into any random computer and expect to always work perfectly without doing any configuring. * you can accomplish the same thing if you have
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by zokier 1y ago
The bitmask approach is the clear winner in my books. It is just so simple and easy to understand while also having decent perf. It is kinda surprising that apparently those slower and (imho) more difficult to understand solutions are in us
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by zokier 1y ago
Most backyards don't get • dark skies: 21.80 Mag/ArcSec² • 290 clear nights each year
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by zokier 1y ago
I'm not sure what you are basing that assessment on. Hollowness is a given for an aircraft of it's size, but I can't say I see any signs of it being extremely so. At least from the pictures of the article it is definitely not
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by zokier 1y ago
If you want high performance indoor positioning , look into 5G carrier phase positioning which claims cm-level accuracy. Fuse that with IMU and optical sensing and you certainly should get decent results
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by zokier 1y ago
Pythons multiprocessing comes to mind
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by zokier 1y ago
> Conceptually, you think of "spawning a child" as something that is in some kind of container (the parent process), but the underlying mechanics are not like this at all, That is not quite right either, the newly created child
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by zokier 1y ago
While swallows are definitely cool birbs, I would be very surprised if they had any noticeable effect on mosquito populations. There is even one study proposing that swallows attract more mosquitos! https://academic.oup.com&#x2
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by zokier 1y ago
NaN is not part of JSON by any spec. Top level scalar values were disallowed by RFC 4627.
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by zokier 1y ago
Problem with mosquito fish and other similar biocontrols is that they easily become invasive/noxious and disrupt the ecosystem in unintended ways. So if you plan to use them you need to be careful that they do not escape to nature, and
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by zokier 1y ago
rotation, not orbit.
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by zokier 1y ago
nanoseconds is just common sub-second unit that is used. notably it is used internally in linux kernel and exposed via clock_gettime (and related functions) via timespec struct https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3
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by zokier 1y ago
In North America there is some difference but worldwide it is more pronounced. https://radar.cloudflare.com/explorer?dataSet=http&groupBy=i...
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by zokier 1y ago
i386 is not really properly supported arch for trixie anymore: > From trixie, i386 is no longer supported as a regular architecture: there is no official kernel and no Debian installer for i386 systems. > Users running i386 systems sh
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by zokier 1y ago
Release notes say it's in trixie: https://www.debian.org/releases/trixie/release-notes/whats-n...
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by zokier 1y ago
> For the latter, if you already know Python, you might want to consider (Open)PythonSCAD If you know python then build123d(/cadquery) are also options: https://github.com/gumyr/build123d
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by zokier 1y ago
Wasn't Sigs offer significantly cheaper than Glock?
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by zokier 1y ago
> Honestly, this all smells like an overblown hysteria campaign to pump American brands. Sig Sauer, Inc is an American company, and M17/M18 are manufactured solely in US. Afaik the design is also from US.
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by zokier 1y ago
ChromeOS drop is pretty easily explained by it being predominantly used in education and schools being closed for summer. And that drop muddies all other numbers, because of course the percentages of others go up when one goes down. In summ
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by zokier 1y ago
Bingo. Cloudflare has also OS stats available and I'd imagine they are far more reliable. Some silver lining of them having such wide dragnet on the web. They report 4.4% Linux desktop marketshare in the US. Tbh I believe the summer va
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by zokier 1y ago
> We’re paying a cost for each split_whitespace call, which allocates intermediate slices. This part seems bit confused, I don't think `split_whitespace` does any allocations. I wish there were few intermediary steps here, e.g. goin
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by zokier 1y ago
Having completely isolated ephemeral request handlers with no shared state and no persistent runtime makes very clean and nice programming model. It also makes deployments simple because there is no graceful shutdown or service management t
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by zokier 1y ago
> When the program reaches its memory limit it will be throttled. I thought it will be killed?
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by zokier 1y ago
AVB and TSN are relatively new addition to Ethernet, and specifically designed for realtime AV use. Traditional Ethernet is not really intended for tight real-time use.
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by zokier 1y ago
The GPUs themselves are named after norse mythology (utgard, midgard, bifrost, valhall), the driver names have been related to those (panfrost, panthor, and now tyr). And the whole theme comes from the fact that the GPUs originate from Norw
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by zokier 1y ago
Fastcgi kinda loses all the benefits of cgi though.
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by zokier 1y ago
Not sure if niche is right word to describe buck2; as I understand it's perfectly good general purpose build system. What it really is missing is just users, so that the ecosystem for it could get bootstrapped. It's kinda awkwar

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