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by flaub 10y ago
Google for "802.11 basic rate" The basic rate is the rate used when one station (any device with a TX/RX) broadcasts a frame (we call them frames at layer 1 (PHY) and 2 (MAC)). The transmit rate is the rate used when a statio
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by flaub 11y ago
I believe humans (and possibly other mammals) wouldn't have made it throughout our evolution without love. Look at how helpless humans are for at least the first 8 years of life. That's 8 summers and 8 winters. There are many many
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by flaub 11y ago
Similar: https://github.com/flaub/boost-enum Examples: https://github.com/flaub/boost-enum/blob/master/libs/test/en...
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by flaub 17y ago
And another port of GWT for .NET is http://dotweb-toolkit.com . It uses a decompiler in order to translate .NET assemblies into javascript.
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by flaub 17y ago
Interesting idea, I'm mostly wondering how you're going to deal with different genres for different tastes. Eventually filtering and targeting seem like they will become the number one issue for both users and providers. I actually like how
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by flaub 17y ago
I've been working on a .NET clone of GWT as a side-project for awhile. It doesn't have a widget library yet, but it does have web-mode and development-mode. It works by decompiling MSIL which means you can use any .NET language you want. h
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by flaub 17y ago
When you're looking for an expert in a field, do want to find someone that claims to know what they're doing because they read a book somewhere? Or do you want to find a seasoned pro that has actually tried and possibly failed using differe
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by flaub 17y ago
For me, I've always thought that the 'greatest developer' was really the one that was the greatest at debugging. Any developer can write code, but my experience has shown that only a subset can properly diagnose issues to find their root ca
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by flaub 17y ago
So I'm a little confused. You cite that the EIA reports 5.22 million BOE per day, an increase from 1991. I'm looking at this page: http://tonto.eia.doe.gov/dnav/pet/hist/mcrfpus2a.htm I might be reading it wrong, but it seems to indicate