mythhabit

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by mythhabit 2y ago
We have that now. We did not for the formative years of the field.
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by mythhabit 2y ago
Because everything (except SSDs now a days) in a computer, on a fundamental level is either 0 or 1. So when you want something that maps to that, 2 to the power of 10 is exactly 1024 bits. Somewhere along the line, someone decided that accu
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by mythhabit 2y ago
For many people that live where there is no chlorine in the water, it's immediately obvious when there is added chlorine to the tap water. I'm not sure I can taste it, can't remember I've actually tried, but I can absolu
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by mythhabit 2y ago
"I forgot the password, sorry". I really do not hope they will start putting people in jail for being forgetful.
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by mythhabit 2y ago
99.99999% not a coincident. These far reaching proposals almost always have critical stages when the public is concerned by something else.
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by mythhabit 2y ago
Some of the main benefits of shipping every day, is: 1. Develop a system where you can turn codepaths on and off with a toggle. 2. Become better at architecture. Learning to split a task into smaller chunks that are easier to reason a
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by mythhabit 2y ago
It's unfortunately often people that recover from some serious traumatic experiences, that are the most emphatic. They know what it is like to be completely lost with no one to help. Children are too, but somewhere along growing up, ma
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by mythhabit 2y ago
That is fine to do, if you prepare the child. I mean, start by taking all the steps with them, gamify it, and at some point I'm sure most children would be proud to do it. But just doing it with minimal preparation... That's bad p
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by mythhabit 2y ago
I agree. And it's worth remembering that Scrum is a starting point. The entire point is to adapt the process such that it fits the team/product/organisation, through retrospectives.
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by mythhabit 2y ago
If you have the tools to work with metal, you can use those tools with few, if any, modifications and do the same thing with nylon.
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by mythhabit 2y ago
Abstract math (type B) is a very rigorous discipline that underpins the other kind used by engineers (type A). Type A is indeed learned by repetition along with understanding. It is very important to simply do the math to become better at i
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by mythhabit 2y ago
Not saying USA is not doing it, and both Germany and France is doing it as well in the wake of Corona. But the amount is visible and until we get more transparency, we can only assume that China is doing it even more, because they are known
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by mythhabit 2y ago
That not hard if your production and/or materials is subsidised by the state, in an attempt to outcompete western companies.
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by mythhabit 2y ago
Just going of the Wikipedia page on unit testing, in the 1956 paper on programming for the SAGE project, refers to testing as: Parameter testing, assembly testing, shake down testing. In the context, parameter testing is testing of individu
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by mythhabit 2y ago
I believe that the original definition, way back before most of us were born, was a test of the smallest possible unit, i.e a single function ect. At least according to Wikipedia, in 1969, it was defined at unit tests, component tests and i
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by mythhabit 2y ago
If I'm understanding the specs correctly, it is basically a LLM, but for audio. So it requires some serious power to encode it, because it is using the latest AI hype to achieve the result.
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by mythhabit 2y ago
I have the exact same experience as you. I have build 50+ sets, 10 of them 1500+ piece sets and a few over 3000. I have never had a missing piece. I have had small pieces that was hiding or I dropped on the floor, but never missing. There i
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by mythhabit 3y ago
It's a large enough volume of water, that adding insulation is feasible.
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by mythhabit 3y ago
I don't see the value in upgrading parts of my phone apart from a failing battery. And if you read it again, I upgrade because my sons phone is 4 years old, and changing the battery is no longer worth it anymore to me. But I suppose it
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by mythhabit 3y ago
I depends what you want from your tool. I get around 4 years of use from the device. I upgrade every 2 years, and my son inherits my old one. I replace the battery if it's below 80%, it's usually once when I hand it over to my son
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by mythhabit 3y ago
From https://app.radicle.xyz/nodes/seed.radicle.xyz/rad:z3trNYnLW... > A seed is a node that hosts and serves one or more projects on the network. I have not read the entirety of their documentation in great de
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by mythhabit 3y ago
Before EU261, the passanger took on the risk for delays and cancelations mainly due to the operational performance of the airline. After, the airlines now directly take on some of that risk. I'm of the opinion, that if airlines did thi
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by mythhabit 3y ago
I do not disagree with you. I was pointing our that there is a certain class of physical buttons we can replace with an "emulation" that works just as well. That is not to say we should.
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by mythhabit 3y ago
Except DD2 and KZ, well true, they only have 2 pedals, but they also have a hand operated clutch. But you only need it to start the kart. You shift without the clutch, and for starting you can have it in neutral and just push it in first wh
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by mythhabit 3y ago
Many modern cars have a turbo that makes this almost impossible to tell. It almost feels irrelevant, compared to planning ahead for the inevitable wait for the turbo to build pressure.
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by mythhabit 3y ago
"Old" cars tend to have brake pedals where the pressure is used to judge how much force you are applying - find the point where it bites and then modulate the force. Many "modern" cars brake pretty much as soon as the pe
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by mythhabit 3y ago
Apple has actually combined the two with their touchpads. When you press on them you get the "click" feedback. But its not actually a physical travel that activates, it's what they call "the haptic engine" that vibr
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by mythhabit 3y ago
All nodes can still have equal privilege. Data must originate from somewhere, that is a seed node. And supernode is, or at least was when I studied CS, basically just a more connected node. That said, I agree, a project like this could do w
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by mythhabit 3y ago
Having too much resolution is a solvable problem. You can down sample it with software to get a fingerprint that does not change when the solder joints changing ever so slightly.
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by mythhabit 3y ago
Fine if they control the devices, but it better be well working, otherwise it will be a huge distraction and potentially be taking time from the teacher<>student interactions.

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