jimktrains2

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by jimktrains2 1mo ago
> accidental artifact of trying to make it give honest answers? If it's not giving honest answers that implies it's purposely being deceitful, which it isn't capable of. Right?
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by jimktrains2 3mo ago
> I don't quite understand why "embedded" has historically meant learning a completely separate tool. Because historically, and I would argue should still, refer to very limited hardware, in terms of memory, processing pow
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by jimktrains2 8mo ago
But it's something they're choosing to do, not something that is required.
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by jimktrains2 8mo ago
While I concur with your hesitation, my first reaction on hearing about the fee was "Didn't they say you couldn't fly without a realid? Why am I able to fly without one then?" The idea that they may not be able to bar yo
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by jimktrains2 8mo ago
I stand corrected, at least in Pennsylvania (1). I misremembering the issues surrounding requiring Id to vote. The law that was struck down did provide a free id that would have been suitable for voting; however, that isn't required an
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by jimktrains2 8mo ago
~~~While it's not a passport, I believe most states have free id cards that are "realid" compliant.~~~ Edit: I'm wrong.
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by jimktrains2 10mo ago
Look up conlangs (constructed languages). https://zompist.com/kit.html https://conlang.org/resources/
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by jimktrains2 1y ago
Since you can index expressions I wonder if that's because you essentially emhave to store the value in the index anyway and that wouldn't be expected for a virtual column?
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by jimktrains2 1y ago
I've used them for common transforms such as timezones (e g. data comes in as uutc and we query everything in Chicago time) just to make querying easier.
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by jimktrains2 1y ago
Just like on a car, if your break pads are capable of completely stopping the wheel, but the wheel is not capable of creating enough braking force with the surface, then you slide. If you lubricate between the wheels and surface, which is e
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by jimktrains2 1y ago
https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.paamayim-nekudot... scope resolution operator
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by jimktrains2 1y ago
As someone who only has a 5w transmitter, I avoid field day and major contests. I love doing Parks on the Air when camping, and that ends up being a lot more enjoyable.
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by jimktrains2 1y ago
Isn't bzip used quite a bit, especially for tar files?
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by jimktrains2 1y ago
> non-rigamarolish process of sharing a HomeKit home key I have not used homekit, but from some searches it only seems to be a non-rigamarole process to add someone as a homekit user if the other person has an apple device? Also, is the
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by jimktrains2 1y ago
> By making adding an authenticated driver not a rigamarole, but easy and intuitive. We'll have to agree to disagree. I don't believe that this will be possible in many situations. What if I'm not near my car? What if my p
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by jimktrains2 1y ago
And then how do I loan it to a friend without the rigamarole of adding them as an authenticated user? What if I'm not able to add them as an authenticated user or authentic myself to let them drive, e.g. I'm injured or very drunk?
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by jimktrains2 1y ago
Literally everything is pointless, even existence, from someone's point of view. You don't have to understand how something amuses someone to understand that it amuses them. You also don't have to belittle people to ask them
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by jimktrains2 1y ago
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCeRXQ_B5WZD3yjPly45myvg This might be close, but I don't believe he offers a kit.
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by jimktrains2 2y ago
Will such a system handle a sudden demand nearing the maximum capacity of its terrestrial counterpart? That's really the crux of the issue: in an emergency public networks can be overwhelmed. Many county government agencies don't
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by jimktrains2 2y ago
I think they sound ok. Even when used as a Bluetooth headset for music there's enough bass that I haven't really thought about it.
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by jimktrains2 2y ago
I also have phonaks on a similar price range and mine sound pretty good. Could it be an issue with how they're configured?
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by jimktrains2 2y ago
It's not just about the fun; having someone next to you can make you push a little harder. They already run events in parallel.
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by jimktrains2 2y ago
There's something to be said for racing _someone_ and not just the clock, for the swimmers/racers, not even thinking about the audience. Additionally, it would make races take 8x to 10x amount of time.
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by jimktrains2 2y ago
At least it's on CNN's domain. I most hated that it used to always be hosted off of Google's domain.
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by jimktrains2 2y ago
You could have two points in 2 of your non overlapping bands that are less than a band's width apart. Also, the probability of the first 2 points will always be 100% because they define the line. Also, it's not 7 random points, it
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
Without knowing the details, one difference from your hypothetical could be ease of access to 3rd parties, especially after death.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
That doesn't fix the issue though. The issue is a killer USB or a virus on the disk. Being able to only read an infected file still allows it to be read. Also, this is only a software solution as the USB protocol would require bidirect
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
I loved the reflective mode on the olpc xo1, but have never seen it in use anywhere else.
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
> It's similar with languages will permit fluent SQL-like syntax mixed with general purpose programming. Other than t-sql and plpgsql, can you give an example of languages with native SQL syntax? I've been thinking about buildi
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by jimktrains2 3y ago
There's the simple english version of wikipedia. https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

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