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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
This doesn't measure CO2 levels. It measures volatile organic compounds and calculates the amount of CO2 that would cause the same greenhouse effect. >The SGP30 does have built in calibration capabilities, note that eCO2 is calculat
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
Java/.NET/C++/etc. people don’t have the urge to publish every other line of code they deem “useful”. They also don’t have the urge to import said one-liners when writing a helper method in 15 seconds is perfectly adequate.
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
Fully Countering Trusting Trust through Diverse Double-Compiling https://dwheeler.com/trusting-trust/
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
If only there was some standard format to interchange structured data over pipes, other than plain text delimited with various (incompatible) combinations of whitespaces, using various (incompatible) escaping schemes.
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
False. Writing a waterfall-style “spec” on paper has nothing to do with formal methods.
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
Autonomous cars need internet access to display relevant ads to the passengers.
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
http://www.pbr-book.org
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
>closer to the metal Lol. Sure! Just like how I get closer to the Earth’s core if I’m sitting on the floor instead of my chair.
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
I remember stumbling upon the Flat Earth Society back around 2003. I was convinced it was one of those elaborate ironic jokes/hoaxes that we used to have back then (bonsai kitten, World Jump Day, etc.)
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
What made you change your mind?
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
Would you notice if that URL was “raw.githubusercontent.someotherdomain.com” instead of “raw.githubusercontent.com”? I’m pretty sure at least 50% would merrily copy & paste it in their shell.
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
Ah, an Electron app... :) Something tells me it doesn't support gapless playback. (I might be wrong tho)
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
Ok, I’ll draw the logo!
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
So that’s why all network gear needs to be power-cycled at least weekly to function correctly!
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
>You can't lie Demonstrably false.
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
>What are those services doing, exactly? Probably generating logs about themselves.
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
It’s easy to fix. Just rewrite scp in Rust.
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
>I don’t think you could implement a tracking socket masquerading as a background download The Facebook app used to play a silent audio track to stay active in the background, until they got called out: https://www.reddit.com&
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
*Geoff Hinton
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
Terrence Tao also stutters.
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
They’ve added some Apple-specific extensions to SMB, which can result in suboptimal performance when browsing non-Apple hosts. https://lists.samba.org/archive/samba-technical/2014-Septemb...
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
>Apple implementing a spec designed by Microsoft!?!?! Mind you, the current recommended file sharing protocol on macOS is SMB. (since Apple have deprecated AFP)
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
As the bald guy said: "Developers, developers, developers"
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
It’s part of uconv’s transform rule syntax: >Each transform rule consists of two colons followed by a transform name. http://userguide.icu-project.org/transforms/general#TOC-Comp...
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
How would that help when e.g. copying files from a Linux server to macOS via Samba? Mind you, the filenames can contain both NFC, NFD or the mixture of the two.
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
I use this transform chain for asciifying filenames (ridiculous as it is, in 2019 we still can't sync unicode filenames between different OSs): uconv -x ':: Any-Latin; :: Latin-ASCII; [:^ASCII:] > \_' Explanation:
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
Laptops with preinstalled Windows also have a tremendous amount of crapware from various vendors. Trial versions of antivirus software, system "optimizing" apps, sometimes outright spyware too. Thankfully Mac users don't have
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
I’d say this is because the concept of a “stare down” is instictive to us primates (or even mammals in general). That is, asserting dominance via staring at others is something we’re born with, and for good reason: our ancestors’ survival h
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
Hmmm. 1000 * 0 = 0
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by aaaaaaaaaab 8y ago
>Cmd+F >"Rust" >3 results T-h-r-e-e? How is this even possible?

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