xani__

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by xani__ 3y ago
Yeah the same concept of "if statement", very smart /s
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by xani__ 3y ago
It probably wont... till someone fires the one in 10 actually useful one and remaining ones will just fold down
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by xani__ 4y ago
That makes it a bit harder, most people don't have access to accurate power measurement device. Kinda shame USB hosts don't have that functionality
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by xani__ 4y ago
> Interruptions don't scale, just as single backbone networks don't scale (CSMA-CD anyone?) and modern networking has shifted to star topologies. The difference is that packet has max length and therefore can be mixed with othe
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by xani__ 4y ago
Yup, and that is how ultrasonic heat pumps work! JWST has one https://webb.nasa.gov/content/about/innovations/cryocooler.h... basically, make a standing wave of gas in a pipe and the peak of pressure will be
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by xani__ 4y ago
To elaborate, the tube is tuned right below where in closed box the speaker would lose efficiency, so the frequency shift is 180 degrees, and as it takes air from behind it (which is shifted by 180 so it gets to 360 total). But that causes
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by xani__ 4y ago
> Interesting side note - using the "basic" frequency/amplitude slider section, you can tell if you have any hearing loss in a certain ear at a certain frequency, as well as high frequencies in general. If you're on h
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by xani__ 4y ago
Pretty much, I'm scrolling for few minutes and every demo is more impressive than the previous one. And the part about sound bouncing in the room is basically "acoustic room design 101" and beautifully illustrates how shape a
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by xani__ 4y ago
It's an art of its own where you need to account for absolutely everything. Like does the 0.1C fluctuation on your sensor is actual change or just the noise of the sensor flipping the last bit or two of the ADC ? Hell, in right conditi
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by xani__ 4y ago
My SSH key is on hardware token. How HTTPS tokens would be more secure ? Other question would be I guess "why we don't just use HTTPS client cert auth instead of silly tokens" ? > Security-wise, most people don't use
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by xani__ 4y ago
> Is there an argument for why non-expiring tokens are a bad idea that I'm missing here? it's a band-aid on other people not being able to secure their system. Band-aid that solves nothing as if token valid for a week or a mont
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by xani__ 4y ago
It's more than that. Even if planting gigantic monoculture "works" it's not exactly a healthy forest. Ignoring what the locals need/want will also just bring it to status quo sooner than later.
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by xani__ 4y ago
> The current UI will remain available for at least two years, and we’re not going to remove it until we’ve seen that the vast majority of our users have successfully made the switch to the new UI. Also, very few of the design decisions