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by ehaskins 1y ago
Someday Google Maps will learn not to pronounce County N as "County Road North"... That's not as hard as AGI right?
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by ehaskins 2y ago
You have to have rules before you can enforce them... It looks like part of the label [1] will include a QR or link to a public registry, so in theory you can easily confirm the device has actually been certified. [1] https://doc
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by ehaskins 2y ago
Thin CA will wick into the grain of thin veneers acting as a stabilizer. Epoxy is thicker and doesn't penetrate as deeply. There are methods to get epoxy deeper, but they require significant equipment. Search for "stabilized wood&
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by ehaskins 2y ago
I have current products using raspberrypi and i.MX parts, and have worked with teams using TI and Renesas parts. Some fully custom boards, some SoM based. Their BSPs all suck to different degrees, but you can work around the issue with enou
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by ehaskins 2y ago
I got to watch them operate out of a nearby airport for about a week back in 2022. Definitely an unusual sight. I'm sure there's more data like this, but that survey seems to have produced a large amount of raw data which is publi
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by ehaskins 2y ago
I've installed doors with that system, or a very similar Menard's carries. Given the choice, I'd opt for it since it is easier to fine tune, but I'm not convinced it's safer than the traditional way. You still have
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by ehaskins 4y ago
My experience with students that have used various learning software has been mixed. They're not good for absolute beginners because it can't give you feedback on the bad physical habits that lead to repetitive strain injuries, or
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by ehaskins 4y ago
I've been teaching beginning guitar lessons for about seven years. Guitar is a little different in that, outside of classical guitar, there's very little traditional pedagogy, but from experience I think these things are generally
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by ehaskins 4y ago
As a full-stack web engineer who's ended up being competent with Yocto, I think a major factor is which companies need embedded Linux or proper microcontroller embedded work. They're not you VC, SASS, zero marginal cost software f
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by ehaskins 4y ago
Worth watching Juan Brown's reaction, he's a 777 pilot. https://youtu.be/cslSQB5mgyc
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by ehaskins 5y ago
My grandparents owned a food processing business until the early 90s. One of their main businesses was slicing potatoes to be used in grocery store potato salad. They had a room dedicated to removing eyes before running them through the pee
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by ehaskins 5y ago
The National Eagle Center in Wabasha, MN has several eagles which were injured now live there. Definitely worth the trip to stand within 10ft of several Eagles, and there are usually plenty of wild eagles within sight of there as well. htt
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by ehaskins 7y ago
Gear up landings aren't that uncommon in smaller planes. A similar 767 made a gear up landing in 2011 with no injuries. [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LOT_Polish_Airlines_Flight_16
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Anders Hejlsberg on Modern Compiler Construction (2016) [video](channel9.msdn.com)
187 points by ehaskins 7y ago|40 comments
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by ehaskins 7y ago
I've been working on a GB emulator for awhile. Step one is to understand the architecture of the system. What are the different hardware components? How do they interact? A simple emulator boils down to: While(true) Emulate_one_cpu_c
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by ehaskins 9y ago
My parents owned laundromats my whole life, and I was being taken along to help install and service laundry equipment when I was pretty young. Aside, being the one to climb down into the bulkheads in a laundromat is a good inventive to go t
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by ehaskins 10y ago
For your reference the fourth paragraph from WashPost story: >Burlington Electric said in a statement that the company detected a malware code used in the Grizzly Steppe operation in a laptop that was not connected to the organization’s