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k0k0
3y ago
More than doctors? Feedback cycles in the OR and ICU get pretty fucking short. I do think the overall premise is silly, programming isn’t that special in this regard in my opinion. Most professions are like this, they just might not be the
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k0k0
3y ago
Somebody that has claimed 20 years of experience and doesn't at least know instantly (this doesn't require "thinking" about for minutes) that this is a one liner in the shell or a few lines of pick your poison script, Pe
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k0k0
3y ago
Why would you need to sign an NDA? There are decaps readily available. Most ESP32 models have a separate die for the flash memory, but everything but the flash (that is uC, WiFi, BLE, and peripherals) is on a single die, which sounds like a
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k0k0
3y ago
You're absolutely wrong on a number of points. A SoC stands for "system on a chip", it refers to a single die (if you want to get pedantic, there are multi-die packages but this does not apply here) package, a "bare chip
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k0k0
3y ago
I have had no issues with Chinese IME (either ibus or fcitx5) using GTK4, iow using the --gtk-version=4 chrome flag.
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k0k0
3y ago
Wrong. There is melena, which is a generally unmistakable consistency of black sticky stool (nothing anyone would identify as "blood") that is indicative of upper GI bleeding - not the colon. It doesn't really indicate sever
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k0k0
3y ago
> Ibuprofen is probably the safest option? Are you kidding? Ibuprofen like most NSAIDS is terrible on the GI tract and the kidneys. People with healthy kidneys are usually fine with short courses, but even people with relatively mild chr
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k0k0
3y ago
This is misleading. Tylenol in therapeutic dosages does not seem to have much ill effect on the liver, it is not like alcohols or other direct liver toxins. Even people with advanced stage liver disease can receive acetaminophen. When it be
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k0k0
3y ago
And? That's primarily what DNS is for: mapping strings to numbers.
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k0k0
3y ago
DNS has SRV records. That is all you need, that is your solution, it exists. That they are not widely adopted in the manner you propose may be unfortunate, but completely upending protocols doesn't seem like a better or more realistica
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k0k0
3y ago
No one else but you can provide you with experience. Hardware has both bugs (defects) and it fails, sometimes in ways not gracefully. An experienced multidisciplinary developer is certain to encounter them at some point. Depending on the di
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k0k0
3y ago
Your experience is quite limited. Too limited to have a meaningful opinion on this subject frankly.
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k0k0
3y ago
> Each base station can only handle 8 simultaneous phone calls Perhaps you are confusing that each GSM transceiver (TRX) provides 8 time-division channels with call capacity, but most cells and specifically the BTS in GSM parlance, espec
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3y ago
His code contributions led to his demise? If not, I think you missed the point.
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3y ago
Zero Liability fraud protection and zero foreign transaction fee are table stakes for any major travel card though. It is the other travel protection benefits where Chase has an edge with better insurance. Additionally Chase has a lineup of
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3y ago
> but gives no instructions for how to do so. Not even an email address to contact. Yes it does, under: Can I (customer) cancel or opt out of this agreement to arbitrate? "If you want to opt out, go to the Legal Agreements and Discl