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by ama5322 3y ago
I was able to carry the onewheel on any transport, and that's nice, but it's not as convenient to lock compared to a bike. It's also too heavy to carry comfortably for more than 5 minutes. When you want to go into a supermark
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by ama5322 3y ago
Can't comment with a unicycle, but I regularly ride bikes, used several electric scooters and onewheels. The onewheel is genuinely fun to ride and control. It does require a lot more attention than a bike. And I also never felt comfort
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by ama5322 3y ago
I did absolutely enjoy my time with some onewheels, but I did experience a "sideplant" on a climb when I likely exceeded either the torque of current limit when I absolutely never expected it (and got no warning either). Definitel
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by ama5322 3y ago
Not sure what to think of this, as in sarcastic sense...? It's not like we're discussing trite software, I was just discussing about the "plot device" here where the decoding of an arbitrary language with complex symbolo
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by ama5322 3y ago
I liked the movie and enjoyed the visual pretext of the communication, although it always felt not very credible to me from a logical standpoint. I would expect two intelligent species intending and willing to communicate to form an increas
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by ama5322 4y ago
On my machine, when I last tried the various accelerated terminal emulators, I wasn't convinced. At least under plain X, GL context creation adds extra latency when creating new windows (might be different if you use a compositor all t
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by ama5322 4y ago
In my old organization, internal emails (same domain, internally sent) were regularly classified as spam if the UA wasn't outlook. "Clutter" added another circle of hell, as not only you had to explain "check your junk f
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by ama5322 4y ago
I doubt much if we think decades. Sheet stock has always been used in conjunction to modular systems such as these, via manual or CNC machining (slots and holes are trivial to do). The advantage of a modular system such as these is the abil
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by ama5322 4y ago
This sounds like the process required for most ISO certifications which sums up to: "pay up, do nothing useful" in my experience. The extra cost of certification is only very _rarely_ useful. I have to laugh at the "bolster c
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by ama5322 4y ago
On the same vein, see the _dust_ that can be produced with filled materials: https://www.thregr.org/~wavexx/rnd/20230113-carbon_fibers_3d... (posted on HN 10 days ago https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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On the safety of fiber-infused 3D printed objects(thregr.org)
2 points by ama5322 4y ago|0 comments
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by ama5322 4y ago
I understand for overflow exceptions, but I would have expected the cost of a register flag to be zero or near zero, for example, in an integer adder? It also doesn't look like to me the cost of a software check can always be trivial.
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by ama5322 4y ago
This is a big issue. I don't have a youtube account, and likely never make one. I was bypassing the login wall as long as I could, but ever since login was enforced to watch age-restricted videos, I now simply skip the content. You&#x2
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by ama5322 4y ago
Interesting. Is it a deliberate decision or just an omission?
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by ama5322 4y ago
Firefox had/has "snippets" for a while. You can turn them off, but the point still stands.
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by ama5322 4y ago
> This hasn’t been consistent since at least Vista and the release of WPF, which does totally custom control rendering. Circa 2006. Ignoring 3rd party apps, to me the windows UI died with XP where the consistency stopped being somewhat p
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by ama5322 4y ago
The tiny sensors are a marvel of technology but have absurd levels of noise though. They're essentially unusable as traditional single-shot readout sensors in anything but exceptional light conditions. Internally phones take multiple s
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by ama5322 4y ago
A single solid scratch might be caused by an accident of sorts, this can always happen. The kind of damage the OP is speaking about seem to match the description of very light superficial scratches causing diffused softening. Could be damag
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by ama5322 4y ago
Seems overkill. I use pure dish detergent under the tap directly with my fingers (you can feel the dirt, do not press against the lens). Dry with a new/clean paper towel by pressing (buffering? do not drag the paper across the lens). D
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by ama5322 4y ago
I'm using both, and in both cases for both work and personal projects. There are a few things which are better in GH, some are better in GL. Which one is which is really subject to taste (I prefer the review workflow in GL, I much pref
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by ama5322 4y ago
It's kind of interesting that this happens given how relatively old robot vacuums are nowdays. The robot getting wedged into high or low obstacles is a pretty common issue. The expensive robots added lidar sensors for better navigation
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by ama5322 4y ago
I was able to find an emacs plugin through https://github.com/melpa/melpa/pull/7990 ( https://melpa.org/#/stem-reading-mode ) Couldn't find a vim plugin yet.
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by ama5322 4y ago
This is so simple that anybody can have a go at implementing it in a few minutes. Definitely more productive than a dismissive comment here. Somehow this has been granted a patent... the way I see it, this needs to have 800 free/open i