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Comment #47071948
That one actually looks more like a real kernel with services like memory management, syscalls, processes and context switching. Nice work.
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Comment #46386856
For a functionnal language, TCO is really a must have. How would you do the equivalent of loops without it ?
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Comment #46145237
There's another HN thread about this project: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46144199
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Comment #43480149
For those of us who are not used to the acronyms, DUI means Driving Under Influence. Similar term is DWI, Driving While Intoxicated.
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Comment #43459085
There's PeerTube ( https://peertube.tv/ ) which is based on Free software ( https://joinpeertube.org/ ).
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Comment #42744098
This sounds like the technique shown by 3D Printing Nerd on YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oHPrnYMdLow There they called it computed axial lithography.
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Comment #41549578
The difference is surprising. Digging deeper, the US shop does not include shipping or taxes. To get an idea, I tried for CA and that already adds $12. That's already $38 without c…
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Comment #40818955
Fully charging the battery can cause it to age more quickly and lose capacity. Limiting charge level helps to protect it, especially when it's always connected to a power supply an…
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Comment #40498233
Nice system built with only a couple of C99 macros. That small header also achieves matching for specific C types over the "sum types". In the context of C99, isn't tagged union th…
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Comment #40453312
Actually Qwant.com uses bing API too and has a warning at the top of their homepage.
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Comment #39188014
From valetudo.cloud: Conga is a brand that uses existing robot designs with a slightly customized cloud.They’re not a robot manufacturer.
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Comment #39140741
The paper explains how to get the profile of the key to 3D print the equivalent of key blanks. But one needs the cuts in the key and that part is secret that cannot be easily detec…
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Comment #36907486
It disappeared without any visible explanations. Apparently, it was a a friendly fork of the Breath project ( https://github.com/cb-linux/breath ) by Apacelus ( https://github.com/…
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Comment #35536511
Filippo describes how evolutions in the source code and hidden assumptions caused a bug in a special case implementation he kept for performance reasons. This is a great example of…
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Comment #34456097
And it's also illegal in EU. The GRPD imposes to have the choice to reject tracking cookies. And it must be easy to reject, not hidden somewhere or requiring one to manually delete…
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Comment #34013237
According to a german news report [1], it could be due to material fatigue. [1] https://www.rbb24.de/panorama/beitrag/2022/12/berlin-karl-li...
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Comment #33201344
> It seems like a decent guide, though like others mentioned, you should download and run the code most of the time, except for trivial changes. Actually, that's not true at all. C…
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Comment #32734419
The README is a bit optimistic about it the security model. Like the parent said the room UUID is a very critical asset and should be handled as a critical secret. Sadly, users may…
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Comment #32722072
This article about IKEA boxes sounds a lot like the cake mix marketing story. But apparently, that story is a legend: https://gobraithwaite.com/thinking/cake-mixes-fresh-eggs-and..…
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Comment #32688024
Impressive work by GAMI who are working on it since decades. AVWeb made 2 videos on the subject of leaded avgas and on how hard it is to get it approved. In addition, the FAA launc…
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Comment #32508829
On the other hand, there are some niches where compression tension, aka tensegrity, may have a practical utility. For example, the current lightest hammock stands are inspired by i…
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Comment #32413669
About longevity, on https://www.stringbike.com/stringbike_support_questionsandan... they say strings last between 500 to 1500km. Bike chains supposedly last from 500 to 5000 miles …
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Comment #32413431
Transmission via shafts is also less efficient. It doesn't matter much on a motor bike where there's plenty of power. But on a human powered bike, every watt counts. See for exampl…
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Comment #29779385
The proposal consists in filtering out crappy or scoring sites based on how much affiliate links and ads they use. In addition, it could also penalize: * GDPR popups * excessive Ja…