cenamus

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by cenamus 8d ago
Can't you convert non-capturing lambdas to function pointers?
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by cenamus 14d ago
That whole mouth brush is also crazy exspensive, while I'd assume Philips' Sonicare line is well and profitable
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by cenamus 16d ago
Yeah, I think they usually move them with tractors that have a special attachment that sort of holds them
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by cenamus 16d ago
They solve completely different problems though
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by cenamus 23d ago
Those giant bucket wheel excavators are also electrically powered, by cables. And they use up to 16 MW, so I wouldn't call it completely unrealistic. Of course running them over some dirt is easier than through possibly moving water, b
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by cenamus 1mo ago
I guess probably only take the pill n out of 7 days a week? With the long half life you'd probably get the same effect as cutting the pills
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by cenamus 1mo ago
You'd also need to mount them facing up, pretty inconvenient when driving
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by cenamus 2mo ago
But them it's more like AI assisted performance fuzzing? Just throw stuff against some measuring harness and see what sticks?
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by cenamus 2mo ago
If you translate English literally (a very analytical language) to a very synthetic language (eg. Latin), it also sounds like caveman spreak
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by cenamus 2mo ago
tábor is also Czech for "camp" (probably the same in Polish/Slovak, but originally from Turkic I think). Whether the town or term came first...
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by cenamus 2mo ago
Russia has had more casualties than the UK/US/France combined in WW2
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by cenamus 2mo ago
Same for the Hussites in Bohemia (although a bit earlier, but pretty similar). With Jan Žižka they also had arguably one of the best commanders in history, up there with Alexander and Hanibal
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by cenamus 2mo ago
The browser connects to a webserver running on the ESP32. Over wifi -> over the air. OTA doesn't mean headless or automatic
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by cenamus 2mo ago
GPS is over 1 GHz, but I don't think you need to have a microcontroller running that fast to decode it?
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by cenamus 2mo ago
Czech for 'page not found'
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by cenamus 2mo ago
The C++ core guideline support library has it. https://github.com/microsoft/GSL/blob/main/docs/headers.md#u... What do you mean by move-out unique_ptr? That the not_null ptr type would ne null after
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by cenamus 2mo ago
They show a 28k Ford in the comparison.
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by cenamus 2mo ago
I hope we're getting it for C++ with CppFront, but I'm not hopeful it'll ever become mainstream https://github.com/hsutter/cppfront
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by cenamus 2mo ago
Related https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Diving_Bell_and_the_Butter... Wrote a memoir by blinking at the right time going through the alphabet ordered by frequency
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by cenamus 2mo ago
I think you'll be very interested in this awesome project https://ribbonfarm.com/2016/06/29/the-daredevil-camera/
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by cenamus 2mo ago
I don't think Iran has SOTA air defences, compared to what the US and Ukraine are using.
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by cenamus 2mo ago
I don't agree with the decision, but what is this bull** about unelected bureucrats? That's literal Orban/Putin propaganda speak MEPs are elected.
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by cenamus 2mo ago
If you scan 1,000,000 pictures (with let's say 10 CSAM), you'll have 100 false positives and 10 true positives, giving you like only 10% correct results
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by cenamus 3mo ago
Shoot?
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by cenamus 3mo ago
Where are getting that from? All I can find is about 1st gen antihistamines (i.e. Benadryl, which I doubt many people take daily, because of the drowsiness). Even for those, evidence seems to be mixed at best. "Huge increases" see
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by cenamus 3mo ago
Fair point, but translating to C is almost cheating ;)
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by cenamus 3mo ago
Because pretty much no language besides Latin actually maps nicely to the Latin script. Pretty much all languages use digraphs, diacritic symbols or completely new letters in the Latin script (even English, œ and æ, for some time at least).
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by cenamus 3mo ago
This has pretty much already happened for the older style of German cursive, called Kurrent. Partly also because the Nazis got rid of it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurrent Tons of old documents written in it, basic
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by cenamus 3mo ago
Yeah I didn't mean it as praise for Java (SE, ME, or whatever), but I don't think you're better off finding embedded WebAssembly jobs
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by cenamus 3mo ago
Embedded systems? Like sim cards? There's even real time Java, I think they used it for some missile guidance stuff aswell at some point

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