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Comment #39005716
> Javascript A quick note: your spreadsheet had better support arbitrary-precision currency math, if it doesn't already. That's table stakes for a spreadsheet. To answer your real …
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Comment #38716522
In this case, web search with site:XX.name worked better than the LLM. Breakpoint synthesis https://nathan.ho.name/posts/nonstandard-oscillators/ Box tone isn't a term I'm familiar…
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Comment #38345606
Should you be interested in doing so, my suggestion would be to offer an "offline" version. It could be feature-limited as follows: 1. Do not include the planned online collaborati…
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Comment #38341793
Eirik, in case you're still watching this thread: I would pay you $400 for this tool without hesitation. I would also pay for upgrades. However, the $400/yr subscription model is a…
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Comment #33488682
> Important for these COVID-19-related findings was the lack of informal communication that the project team suffered in the absence of face-to-face interactions. In the past, JPL'…
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Comment #30042506
https://archive.is/mrpNt
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Comment #28499610
Was this inspired by the classic 1970s Lisp demonstration SHRDLU? https://hci.stanford.edu/winograd/shrdlu/
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Comment #25500040
This is a wonderful tool and goes a long way to scratch the "library itch" I've felt since the start of the pandemic. Projects like this make me very happy that I donated to IA thi…
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Comment #22296564
I use Orgzly and find it quite nice. The main difference seems to be that Orgzly is a native Android app, while Organice is a (self-hosted) web service that happens to render nicel…
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Comment #19197014
Came here to say this! This program would be even cooler if it supported the dict protocol in addition to scraping OED. The dict protocol and CLI tool [1] were invented to solve th…
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Comment #14170080
IMO the article overstates the danger of cubesats. If deployed to a low orbit (~ISS height) they deorbit in months due to atmospheric drag. You don't really run into the problems d…
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Comment #10809546
The simplest way to deploy your homebrew ROMs to a real NES is to use something called a "flash cartridge"[1]. This is equivalent to a real NES cartridge except it is backed by rew…
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Comment #10774481
The C64 has at least one web browser as part of Contiki OS. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contiki#Features I couldn't find any screenshots of the C64 version of Contiki, but here i…
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Comment #9465309
The booster couldn't make a soft landing due to a failure in the hydraulics system. > “Of course one of our goals is reusability, and unfortunately we didn’t get to recover the pro…
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Comment #9174172
Many credit-card POS terminals still use dial-up. Ever wonder why they take so long to authenticate? Moreover, about 3% of Americans still use dial-up as their primary Internet con…
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Comment #9036545
Sure, if you use a space elevator. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_elevator This won't get you out of Earth orbit, though. If you want to go to other planets, you have no choice…
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Comment #8675317
Ever read the study of atmospheric flight on Venus? It focuses more on sustained flight than gliding to a landing, but it's still the first thing I thought of. http://media.clevela…
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Comment #7701891
No problems with FF29 on Win7.
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Comment #7512514
Because televisions aren't square.
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Comment #6216290
You can always switch to Basic HTML view. It's dated, but it stays out of the way.
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Comment #6094191
I have copied mspaint.exe from a WinXP machine. It doesn't seem to have any prerequisites, and still works fine!
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Comment #5587238
I don't know how much Devi has revealed about the superhuman feats mentioned in the article, but she did write a book on how to do basic math very quickly. It's a good read. http:/…
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Comment #5517608
I had the same reaction to Philips' blog post. I agree with his main argument, but not how he supports it. Basically, Philips dismisses a broad range of 8-bit media without knowing…
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Comment #5440167
Eterm does this. It does help, but it is kind of ugly.