OnlyOneCannolo

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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
I should clarify - it's at the start of runtime when the library is initially loaded. Not afterwards. You'd have to restart the program to swap a library. For testing and simulation, it's a way to mock dependencies. You get t
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
Not defending it for general use, but dynamic linking can be very useful for test and instrumentation. Also sometimes for solvers and simulators, but that's even more niche.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
There's more to know beyond the software aspect. Web apps require a lot of knowledge too, but it mostly falls under the umbrella of software. Application software is just one of many things an embedded engineer does. Start with the bas
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
No. Not to gatekeep, but I don't think a bootcamp could prepare anyone enough for that. Sorry.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
Farmers already drive sprayers to kill weeds, so it's not like this would add labor costs. Maybe it's more expensive than chemicals, so they needed some other way to be cost-competitive.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
I don't get why all this ag tech has to be autonomous. Would it not also make sense as a trailer or header for a tractor?
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
ROW = right of way NEC = northeast corridor
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
Title: " A man" Article: "by Stephen Wolfram"
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
I'm saying that if you ever have the choice to support ethical options or abstain completely, don't feel bad about supporting. I hope they continue to grow, that more people become more conscientious, and that regulations improve.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
I'm lucky to be able to get almost all of my meat from local, pasture-only sources (no feeder lots or anything like that). There are alternatives to abstaining from meat. The more we support them, the more widely available they will be
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
You can be objectively behind without it being subjectively worse. I don't think it suggests what you're saying. It literally says not to compete with others. If you still see everything as a competition, you're not taking th
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
Well, I don't see how it says that moving up the rankings is inherently better either.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
I didn't (and still don't) interpret the comment as saying that their kids have to be the best at everything. I think you're preaching to the choir.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
How exactly can it become unhealthy? I'm not saying you're wrong. I just don't see it myself. If anything, it just looks like Stoicism to me.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
> I don't think it's something you can solve with money alone Emphasis mine. Pretty unambiguous that it says money is necessary but not sufficient. This is on you for misreading it.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
I don't understand the vertical tabs. The top bar still takes up just as much space. But now I also have less horizontal space too.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
I love how the Heaviside function looks the way it sounds. ____----
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
> It doesn't feel good to deceive people Are you putting words in OP's mouth? There's a big difference between slacking off and having an inherently slow job.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
> These attempts to explain the presumed origin of life on Earth are strikingly similar to stretching and shrinking of time scales in Biblical Genesis to fit preconceptions (Schroeder, 1990). That's one hell of a refutation.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
> It definitely took a while for the new look & feel to catch on. Interesting. What sorts of things did people struggle with?
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
Time really is one of the biggest issues that separates the more fortunate from the less. Many are oblivious to it, or at least dismissive of its impacts.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
In some critical / regulated / military embedded software, there are situations where you'd want runtime checks. The Ada tooling ecosystem is pretty good, and can help you figure out if it's necessary and what affect it
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
Fun article to read. The author started to get into the more likely failure modes at the end when time ran out. Stability is probably the most important. Next is failure of the wood near the screws, which affects stability. Wood has its own
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
I agree with your opinion of CMake. Most of my career has been in non-mainstream software development. There's always a ton of rare, unique, or broken stuff that I have no control over. In many situations, adding an extra layer via a g
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
It's karmic roulette - The rules are made up, and the points don't matter :-)
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
No, my feedback is that it's not clear what you meant. I guess I wasn't very clear either.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
I could maybe like a Windows phone if they try that again and it's completely different than last time.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
I can't down-vote, so I don't know. But what's the significance of that example? It's one instance of many remnants of the Latin neuter in modern languages.
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by OnlyOneCannolo 5y ago
Some of your reference materials are overkill and better suited to guided classes than self-study. For basic circuits and electronics, I'd recommend Electronics with Professor Fiore . It's comprehensive with free lecture videos,
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by OnlyOneCannolo 6y ago
Early assemblers and compilers had character limits for identifiers because it avoided extra memory allocation and pointer indirection.

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