ozmaverick72

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by ozmaverick72 3mo ago
All good its working for me now
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by ozmaverick72 3mo ago
Has the site also been decommissioned - or just hugged - none of the images are loading for me at the moment
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by ozmaverick72 3mo ago
Isn't this a bit weird? Has Rocketlab launched payloads for Iridium ? Is Iridium adding to their constellation or are they just trying to make a few dollars out of their existing satellites by suppling messaging for things like Garmin
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by ozmaverick72 3mo ago
If there was a key explaining what the colors meant that would be great. And maybe the option to select colors or pick between a couple of alternatives - i think in western culture green is good but in Chinese i think they normally think of
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by ozmaverick72 5mo ago
Can not believe no one has asked the obvious question - is his nickname Tina ?
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by ozmaverick72 5mo ago
Interesting. I have played with OpenScad a bit. This looks similar - i guess the difference is the syntax is python - any other major differences
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by ozmaverick72 3y ago
So simple and clean and very addictive - well done
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by ozmaverick72 3y ago
I'm guessing the smoke from the fires in Canada is responsible for a lot of the interest in this post ??
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by ozmaverick72 3y ago
Is this similar to the story that it rains more on the weekend ? Didn't the analysis show that if you segmented the data into arbitrary chunks it always came back with higher rainfall at the start of end of the period - so if you broke
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by ozmaverick72 3y ago
interesting concept - would have thought the radar return from the twin , almost vertical, tail plane was more significant than that of any other control surfaces they may have been able to eliminate. To be fair maybe they can eliminate tha
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by ozmaverick72 3y ago
That is very cool - like your work. How do you restart the game - i had to use the back button after i died
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by ozmaverick72 3y ago
The difference between the buyer of a house and the buyer of software is that the house purchaser is clearly and succinctly able to communicate his / her desires and expectations. Where as the purchaser of software is making some vague
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China on track to dominate development of critical future technologies(abc.net.au)
2 points by ozmaverick72 4y ago|1 comments
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by ozmaverick72 4y ago
This article claims that China is the world leader in 37 out of 44 critical technologies.
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by ozmaverick72 4y ago
Yes I hate this with a passion. Feels so fake trying to justify your existence. Trolling through things you have done and trying to warp them into the stupid criteria to make them fit.
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by ozmaverick72 4y ago
I enjoyed the presentation of the material and the interactivity. Lean looks interesting. My only feedback was that I didn’t get a good sense of what I would know at the completion of the course. Making that clearer might drive up the signu
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by ozmaverick72 4y ago
Seems to be getting 503 on retrieving some GIFS - i can only see the Japanese flag image and the rest are blank - is that happening for anyone else ?
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Ask HN: Kubernetes Worth It?
8 points by ozmaverick72 4y ago|6 comments
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by ozmaverick72 4y ago
I created this blog post to compare a developers experience compiling "hello world" style examples in both Ocaml and Haskell. Might be of interest to some of you out there.
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by ozmaverick72 4y ago
Are Stack / Cabal written in Haskell ? If so I dont think thats a very good advert for the benefits of writing software in Haskell - the quality as an uninformed user would appear on par with a crappy Perl script.
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by ozmaverick72 5y ago
Yip you are right I got that screwed up.
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by ozmaverick72 5y ago
I had a quick read of the paper and I think I got about 10% of the content - which is better than my usual average. My take-away - linear types allow you to express conditions such as this function must not be called with an empty list - QT
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by ozmaverick72 5y ago
I just submitted it as an HN story to give it the attention it deserves
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Compilers for Contrarians(crypto.stanford.edu)
76 points by ozmaverick72 5y ago|3 comments
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by ozmaverick72 5y ago
This looks like an interesting series of posts about development of compilers and exploring haskell.
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by ozmaverick72 5y ago
The link to Ben Lynn's page looks really interesting - that should probably be a post of HN on its own. Thanks for sharing it.
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by ozmaverick72 5y ago
I’ll watch it later
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by ozmaverick72 5y ago
All these stories can be distilled into - "I picked something I liked and we made it work. Yay team"
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by ozmaverick72 5y ago
The talk mentioned a number of small flag boards. Can someone recommended one of them to get started playing with fpgas ?
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by ozmaverick72 5y ago
I have been surprised at how good my CMake experience has been. CMake may have its warts but so far everything with a CMakeLists.txt that I have tried has worked out of the box

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