clnhlzmn

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by clnhlzmn 1mo ago
fwiw I just received the adept trackball and I too was worried about the quality of the enclosure but upon seeing it in person I'm fine with it. As far as fdm prints go it's really well done.
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by clnhlzmn 3mo ago
The way we do it in modern languages with things like std::optional and even that is not the best example.
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by clnhlzmn 3mo ago
Because to control the autofocus motor and other features it makes sense to have a microcontroller in the lens. If you have a microcontroller in the lens you have software in the lens and if you have software in the lens you're going t
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by clnhlzmn 3mo ago
I use this knot usually but it doesn't work for my pisgah range laces. They have their own recommended knot, which does work, but it's annoying to tie and asymmetric. I'll be trying this "secure" knot now.
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by clnhlzmn 4mo ago
The really crazy thing is they returned to the origin instead of the nearest airport. If it was really an emergency they would have got out of the air at the nearest runway of suitable length instead of flying all the way back. Just theater
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by clnhlzmn 4mo ago
You learned something different then because this finding is that some kinds of additional roughness delay the transition to turbulent flow which is pretty clear in the article.
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by clnhlzmn 5mo ago
doesn't ieee754 define a decimal format? Specifically "decimal64"
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by clnhlzmn 6mo ago
It's probably a faux pas to be left handed
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by clnhlzmn 7mo ago
I think you're mistaken on that. Maybe me and the engineers I know are below average on this but even our combined knowledge of the kinds of things _real_ compilers get up to probably only scratches the surface. Don't get me wrong
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by clnhlzmn 8mo ago
I need that "RUB OUT" key on my keyboard
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by clnhlzmn 8mo ago
Seems similar to remoteStorage [0]. What happened to that anyway? [0]: https://remotestorage.io/
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by clnhlzmn 8mo ago
So instead of carrying a slightly larger but perfectly useful computer (a laptop) I have to carry a smaller but useless keyboard and mouse for the benefit of not having a keyboard and mouse sitting on a desk when the desk isn't being u
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by clnhlzmn 8mo ago
If this is better than a laptop for mobile work why include the keyboard? Why not just make it a tiny box with a single USB C connector to plug into the dock on your home and work desks? Since you already must have monitors and mice at thos
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by clnhlzmn 8mo ago
Seems like you could make the corners round (not making a judgement on that in any way) and still give the resize handle a more sensible size/shape/location right? As in this isn't a visual design problem.
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by clnhlzmn 9mo ago
This makes me wonder about things like air pods. Do they replaceable batteries? Does Apple plan to make them so?
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by clnhlzmn 10mo ago
> I've come to see this ubiquitous string of symbols, ?? "", as the JS equivalent to .unwrap() in Rust Isn't this more like `unwrap_or`?
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by clnhlzmn 10mo ago
I think the person you replied to probably just has a different definition of "completely ruined" than you or I.
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by clnhlzmn 10mo ago
I see > Each electrode channel is tied to a finger pad but the layout shows the finger pads are all tied together. What am I missing?
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by clnhlzmn 10mo ago
I haven't seen this option yet: archive things you think are important, delete things you think are not important, but don't permanently delete anything. Just use archive and trash as folders of differing degrees of importance. If
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by clnhlzmn 1y ago
I recently used a bloom filter to achieve a log message anti-spam feature. In the logger I hashed the messages and inserted into the filter. If the entry was present I didn’t output the messages. Then every few seconds I would iterate over
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by clnhlzmn 2y ago
You might also be interested in metalang99 by the same author.
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by clnhlzmn 2y ago
Oh I get it. Sometimes bash is the right tool for the job. I think that’s just mostly an unfortunate historical artifact though. It’s hard to argue it’s intuitive or “clean” or ${POSITIVE_ADJECTIVE} in the average case.
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by clnhlzmn 2y ago
This is totally true and the bash apologists are delusional.
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by clnhlzmn 2y ago
This is not Lasse Collin’s responsibility. What is a burnt out committer supposed to do? Absolutely nothing would be fine. Doing exactly what Lasse Collin did and turn over partial control of the project to an apparently helpful contributor
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by clnhlzmn 2y ago
This is really not the responsibility of unpaid developers.
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by clnhlzmn 2y ago
I think the c++ version could be more understandable but it’s as if the authors intentionally made it as obtuse as possible.
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by clnhlzmn 2y ago
Would it be reasonable to expect that this MR comes along with a test that shows that it does the thing it’s claiming to do? I’m not sure how that would work in this case.. have a test that is run on a system that is known to have landlock
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by clnhlzmn 2y ago
Yeah I find the rolling method is more work than it’s worth when the “grab the corners and shake vigorously” method works just fine.
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by clnhlzmn 2y ago
TextAdept is a cross platform, minimal, fast, and extensible text editor that might be a good candidate.
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by clnhlzmn 5y ago
> I mean, you can still use it, but you have to do your own type checking/coercion in code Can you explain why you wouldn't have to check what you're putting into the database? If you're just stuffing values of unknow

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