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by zw123456 7y ago
It is not difficult to overcome these limitations of C by typedef definitive types like signed int32, unsigned int8 and so on. Many embedded C .h have that as a standard way of clearing things up. of course you can always sizeof(int) or wha
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by zw123456 7y ago
The better wording would be D) not enough information to give a definitive answer. It's like the old gotchya question; what is 1+1 ? of course the answer is it depends on if you are using binary or a base of integer >2.
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The internet saved her from a cult. Now she uses code to empower other women(crosscut.com)
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Three NYPD officers pay for accused shoplifter's groceries – instead of Bezos(msn.com)
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Why Didn’t Denmark Sell Greenland?(gwern.net)
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Traveling Wave Reactor(en.wikipedia.org)
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by zw123456 7y ago
I thought it was ironic that an advertisement for exterminators came up in the middle of the article. Another triumph for add algos ;)
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by zw123456 7y ago
I live in Seattle and I finally broke down and bought a window unit but my windows open horizontally (Honeywell MN10CESWW), the unit I got is actually floor one with rollers so I can stow it in a closet when not in use, and it has a duct th
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by zw123456 7y ago
You could rule a punkin chunkin contest with that if you could find a way not to pie :)
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Why the Seattle Music Scene Is a Glimpse at the Future(npr.org)
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by zw123456 7y ago
I bet Cliff gets an "HN Bump" in sales !
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by zw123456 7y ago
Woody Guthrie is rolling over in his grave.
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People can't figure out how to get in and out of this infinity pool(msn.com)
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by zw123456 7y ago
Ha ! I own that book, that is where it wormed into my brain from :) Thank you!
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by zw123456 7y ago
This reminds me of the old saying "never under estimate the through-put of a station wagon full of hard drives". It looks like it has disappeared from the internet but at one time someone had a calculator where you could enter the
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by zw123456 7y ago
Where I work I get 6 weeks of vacation and 10 floating holidays. It's actually pretty difficult to use up that much vacation if you try to take it in big chunks, and I am sort of averse to travel (because a former job I had required so
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by zw123456 7y ago
Reminds me of the old Schaum's Outlines, I still have a couple of them on the book shelf from college days, saved my bacon many times.
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Laboratory Black Hole Shows Stephen Hawking Was Right, Obviously(gizmodo.com)
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by zw123456 7y ago
Find a good book. There is something very satisfying to me about reading a very interesting book.
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A gigantic whirlpool in the ocean is even bigger than researchers thought(msn.com)
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Ancient sea creature fossilized in tree resin. How'd that happen?(nationalgeographic.com)
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The Many, Many Theories About Leonardo Da Vinci(theatlantic.com)
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by zw123456 7y ago
Hmmm, your response is amazing. I was just sort of pondering a far out idea. But the amount of time and energy you put into your response is awesome. So cool that you thought about my dumb idea that much. Not trolling just thinking about fa
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by zw123456 7y ago
wouldn't it be crazy if dark matter turned out to be Dyson Spheres ?
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I stopped watching TV for a week how I spent my time(msn.com)
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by zw123456 7y ago
Excellent work. The next time I am doing a project where I get to choose which MCU to use I have this write up book marked.
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Hannah Gadsby 3 ideas 3 contradictions or not(ted.com)
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See the world’s oldest trees by starlight(nationalgeographic.com)
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by zw123456 8y ago
This is, I am sure, a dumb question, but I read this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XENON and I just don't know enough to completely understand the concept, but my dumb question is how do they know the event they s
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by zw123456 8y ago
FYI... RT.com is the Russians. So consider the source.

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