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by localhost 5y ago
Curious if the binary protocol uses floating point or a fixed point representation? Or is floating point with its rounding issues sufficient for the protocol's needs?
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by localhost 5y ago
Thanks great to know that folks can get work done on an iPad too. What is it about iPadOS that's limiting for juno.sh? The difficulty in putting two apps side by side (I still need to Google how to do it on my 11" iPad Pro running
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by localhost 5y ago
This is really nice. Congrats on the release! How are you running Python on the client? Is it Pyodide or something else? I see from comments below that you also created juno.sh which also looks great. May I ask what your users have been usi
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by localhost 5y ago
If you’re interested in learning more, the Lanterne Rouge podcast has an excellent recap of today’s race: https://youtu.be/uKXX_3GKZWE
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by localhost 5y ago
Right. But that doesn’t mean that Kubernetes is the right solution for this set of problems.
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by localhost 5y ago
OMG. Thank you for making this (and thanks to the archive.org folks for scraping in the first place)! I used it to recover my old blog which is probably lying around somewhere on some HDD in a closet, but it's so nice to have it on Git
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by localhost 5y ago
But there's rolling "sprung" vs. static "unsprung" weight (the examples you listed). You care a lot more about rolling weight as that affects the acceleration characteristics of the wheel - that's really import
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by localhost 5y ago
I just finished listening to the Audible narration of the excellent Project Hail Mary [1] book by Andy Weir. It explores quite a few of these issues, including the cosmic radiation one. Highly recommended! [1] https://www.andywei
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by localhost 5y ago
A couple of things I can think of: bars are a lot wider than they used to be which make it impractical add bar ends to, and bar ends increase the likelihood of hooking vegetation on a descent.
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by localhost 5y ago
I was curious about the oft cited quote "x% of Americans never read another book after high school" and I found this interesting StackExchange post with links to older studies by the National Endowment of the Arts [1]. It shows th
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by localhost 5y ago
Looks like Amazon is also delisting products from a number of prominent sellers as well: https://twitter.com/mbrennanchina/status/1391264359599407107
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Amazon Fake Reviews Scam Exposed in Data Breach(safetydetectives.com)
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by localhost 5y ago
I can't agree more! I make the same argument, but much less eloquently than you did "I just randomly got interested in this particular topic and decided to play aorund with it". Using the same motivation: "let's pla
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by localhost 5y ago
I'd be interested in seeing how well it performs vs. integrated search. Outlook search (which is what I use) suffers from performance and relevance issues, yet when I tried this experiment with another full-text search provider (Azure
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by localhost 5y ago
Have you tried against a corpus of text like email? How well does that work? I've been frustrated with the search speed (and results) from email search in general and was wondering if I could do better with an offline search?
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by localhost 5y ago
Why not use a phone for zoom calls? This way that doesn’t impact your hotspot data cap? Another thing to consider is an iPad LTE and an unlimited plan for that.
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by localhost 6y ago
I wound up paying ~$1600 to replace the entire MCU1 in my 2015 S last year. I’m waiting for the refund of that amount in March and will likely just apply the proceeds to upgrade to MCU2. No way I want an ancient Tegra3 computer that isn’t m
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by localhost 6y ago
This reminds me of a brief fling that I had with a SuperPET back in the 80s. [1] 96KB RAM and an enormous ROM (48K!) with all the Waterloo languages (microAPL, microFORTRAN, microBASIC, microPASCAL, microCOBOL) in it! I never really wrote a
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by localhost 6y ago
As one of the older folks here on HN, I fondly remember the time when almost everything had to be done by reverse-engineering. Some friends of mine and I were the first people to reverse engineer the Commodore 4040/8050 disk drive &quo
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by localhost 6y ago
Wow. This is amazing! I'm building this using real breadboards and am at the part where I'm wiring up the LEDs to the 6522. While I find the act of stripping wires deeply satisfying, I love how much quicker someone can get going
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by localhost 6y ago
Which would have made her an adjunct professor, certainly not an _associate_ professor.
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Jim Keller Becomes CTO at Tenstorrent(anandtech.com)
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David Kestenbaum spoke with 4 scientists who worked on a coronavirus vaccine(thisamericanlife.org)
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by localhost 6y ago
Why can’t ordinary people use Jupyter? Or put another way, what’s missing from Jupyter that would get ordinary people to use it?
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by localhost 6y ago
Pretty sure that the RAM is not part of the same wafer, i.e., the RAM is a chiplet that is subsequently integrated into the SOC. So yield shouldn’t be an issue here.
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by localhost 6y ago
I started playing factorio a few days ago because I read Sriram Krishnan’s interview with Tobi Lutke who raved about it [1]. In fact, I’ve read here on HN that you can expense factorio at Shopify :) It’s almost a perfect game for a software
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by localhost 6y ago
Do you have a link? Tried searching but found many options, but none that fits your description. Thanks!
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by localhost 6y ago
But Apple have outsourced all their manufacturing. That, as we've seen in Tesla's struggles, is a huge component of making a successful product. Agree with the vertical integration aspect + nearly unlimited capital.
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by localhost 6y ago
I did some reading on this back when this was all announced, and wrote it down on Twitter. This tweet [1] links to a Nature paper that describes applying mRNA vaccines to cancer. If you scroll up, you'll also see pointers to other pape
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by localhost 6y ago
In the winter, I permanently attach one of my bikes to my wahoo kickr which you can get for ~$500 used from ebay. They're built like tanks. [1] If I need to ride outdoors, I'll grab another bike and ride that (the correct number o

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