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Postel's Law and Type Annotations
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3y ago
A moonboard!
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3y ago
Bit of a tangent: Around here, and likely in many other places that were developed before double-digit YDS grades were a thing, 5.9+ is a specific and notorious grade, that is usually closer to 5.11 than 5.9.
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3y ago
http://www.ganssle.com/articles/toastallessons.htm
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4y ago
Counter-counterexample: your algorithm was too naive. The original song was much more interesting: A sine wave at a single frequency, but with rhythmic volume swells from nearly inaudible to 0dBFS. The slow hopeful crescendos in the opening
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5y ago
For the most part the MAC just looks for another signal on the wire (another train on the same section of rail) and when it looks clear, starts transmitting (driving). As you can imagine, there will be cases when 2 MACs start talking at the
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Nexamp https://nexamp.com | Backend Engineers (Python/Django) | Boston | Full-Time | ONSITE Nexamp is making energy clean and accessible, building and operating hundreds of megawatts of solar and storage capacity. We'r
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Nexamp https://nexamp.com | Backend Engineers (Python/Django) | Boston | Full-Time | ONSITE Nexamp is making energy clean and accessible, building and operating hundreds of megawatts of solar and storage capacity. We'r
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Nexamp https://nexamp.com | Frontend & Backend Engineers | Boston | Full-Time | ONSITE Nexamp is making energy clean and accessible, building and operating hundreds of megawatts of solar and storage capacity. We're look
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5y ago
Easy, affix the tag to the item with a blockchain so you know it cant be removed or tampered with.
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5y ago
They are different things, but you can use both to protect you from the rain, and an umbrella does that more efficiently than a toaster. The drawback is that the umbrella doesn't generalize to the broader field of bagel toasting
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5y ago
I just checked since I’ve never heard it played with that Bb7 in bar 4... I’ve got one of the old unlicensed editions and it has the “right” changes, Cm7 / Cm7 / Fm7 / Fm7. Some of the stuff in the legal versions is particula
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6y ago
Their CEO should have no issue with his testimony being run through Proctorio's software and being charged with perjury if it's flagged as suspicious
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6y ago
You’re looking for an Electronic Pocket Dosimeter or EPD
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6y ago
Could you make the argument that the technological measures are not effective and therefore not "effective technological measures" since youtube-dl is able to access the recordings in spite of them?
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6y ago
If it's autonomous you can skip the triangulation step. The drone and C2 are co-located.
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6y ago
For a little more intuition about why you can do that replacement: laplace is a representation of a system as a sum of sinusoids * exponentials, which are your two axis in the laplace plane. Frequency on the iw axis and exponential on the a
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6y ago
Yeah, they're only equal when your f(t) = 0 for all t < 0. Otherwise they can be quite different, because the integral limits differ. In an undergrad engineering context you're often evaluating the response of a system to some
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6y ago
I think the whole point is that there is no code (firmware or otherwise) driving the switch. I guess it depends on your threat model, but if you don't trust apple's hardware or firmware to disconnect the microphone, you can't
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6y ago
I don't think the distinction is a FET vs a reed switch -- the means of blocking electrons, rather, it's in what decides whether that switch is open or closed. I would consider a circuit like this driving the FET/relay/e
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7y ago
Hah, having parameters like --vga-cable-length --ambient-temperature --psrr would be fun though
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7y ago
“Partial reconfiguration” is the term you’re looking for
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7y ago
I couldn’t find it on the mobile version of the site but a video of the pinion based drivetrain showed up somewhere else the other day, I think the post is likely in reference to that chain-less system
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7y ago
If two people are having a conversation about something — let’s say the location of alice’s backpack — which is immediately obvious to anyone walking by the coat hook in the front of the office, should that conversation lose wiretapping pro
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7y ago
I’d argue that tablature is terrible for transposition as well in most cases, sure you can just +/- N semitones from each fingering in the ideal case but that breaks down as soon as you have voicings or melodies with open strings and n
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8y ago
I can’t imagine ever being in a situation where I’ve already entered enough digits of my credit card number into a form to trigger some sort of formatting and then decided that I no longer want to continue the transaction because no formatt
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8y ago
I think that will simulate and synthesize correctly, but it does look a bit like code smell. If timeout is in a sensitivity list somewhere though, I'm not sure what will happen.
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8y ago
P(A|B) != P(B|A)
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Thanks for the heads up!
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8y ago
I’ve found that a really good proxy for how good an amp sounds is the number of line-items in he BOM. The fewer the better. A lot of the classic designs that sound good and still sell have exactly what they need to get the job done well and
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