zro

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by zro 2y ago
There's a whole bunch of these over at https://old.reddit.com/r/wigglegrams/ if you want more
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by zro 2y ago
Washing dishes with the machine actually tends to save quite a lot of water, as long as you actually fill the machine.
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by zro 2y ago
The clear Nalgenes are polycarbonate, but the opaque ones (sold as "Ultralite Bottle" on their website) are made of HDPE
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by zro 3y ago
In my experience (admittedly limited) you include the assembly in the compile step. Your linker hopefully puts everything together so you can talk to yourself
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by zro 3y ago
Tall with large head here, works pretty consistently for me
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by zro 3y ago
This is a super interesting concept and I'd never heard of it. Thanks for linking!
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by zro 4y ago
Blindsight is one of my all time favorite books. Looks like it's still available for free from the author's website [0] [0] https://www.rifters.com/real/Blindsight.htm
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by zro 4y ago
As an outlier more towards the other end, my weight tends to fall if I go below about 2500 kcal/day
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by zro 5y ago
> NaN is unordered: it is not equal to, greater than, or less than anything, including itself. x == x is false if the value of x is NaN [0] My read of this is that comparisons involving NaN on either side always evaluate to false. In the
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by zro 5y ago
Nf3
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by zro 5y ago
I believe that was SCP-055
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by zro 6y ago
As an embedded C developer, I'm interested. What do you recommend looking into as other "low level, non garbage collected" options?
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by zro 6y ago
NPR article about the same, if you prefer to read instead of listen: https://www.npr.org/2020/06/24/882683463/the-computer-got-it... I'll be watching this case with great interest
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by zro 6y ago
Blindsight has been one of my favorite books from my first picking it up. Watts is such a compelling author! It looks like Blindsight is also still available for free on the author's website [1]. [1] https://www.rifters.com&
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by zro 6y ago
On the amateur radio side you see both types mixing in pretty amusing ways. On the one hand there's contesters and dx-ers that are all about confirming contacts as fast as they can, and on the other there's more casual people that
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by zro 6y ago
Do you have any good sources for places to start learining powershell? I'm pretty comfortable in bash, but powershell scares me.
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by zro 6y ago
I only have two tech-realted books on paper: - Microwave Transistor Amplifiers by Guillermo Gonzalez, which is a fantastic introduction and reference about high frequency circuit design - The O'Reilly Linux Pocket guide, which has a co
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by zro 6y ago
Is SICP worth reading? I keep hearing about it, but it seems like it's mostly a resource for learning lisp. Is that not the case?
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by zro 7y ago
Also after it's observed
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by zro 7y ago
It can be a bit of a gotcha when trying to share your work with others. They'll have to clone with --recursive or the submodules will come up as empty folders for them.
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by zro 7y ago
> I was reprimanded the other day, by management because I said in a presentation "I don't know" Maybe it's because I'm still in the junior / recent-grad mindset, but my experience has been the opposite. The
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by zro 7y ago
I'm not sure about doing that with physical robots, but I've seen a couple interesting iterations using simulated robots https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gn4nRCC9TwQ
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by zro 7y ago
Looks like the legs are just for show [1], but I bet you could kitbash something [1] http://inmoov.fr/legs-non-motorized/
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by zro 7y ago
I've only ever seen female B connectors on peripherals. Do they make motherboards that have them?
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by zro 7y ago
There's also at least one repo [1] of DBC files that have already been reverse-engineered by the community [1] https://github.com/commaai/opendbc
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by zro 7y ago
Thanks for all your hard work! We used this constantly at $oldjob and it saved us a ton of time and effort.