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Comment #47874783
Thanks for this. Very helpful for audio processing.
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Comment #41483853
I cut a couple open recently, and the legs are actually hollow. No honeycomb. The top ~40mm and bottom 15mm are wood composite plugs, and the center is air. The skin is about 2.5mm…
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Comment #40573738
Breadth-First Search or Depth-First Search, I think. It took me too long to guess those initialisms.
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Comment #38482790
You also don't need a collapsible steering column, as there is no steering column.
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Comment #38444420
He doesn't just spring them on the reader. Each exercise has a difficulty label. Level 50, IIRC, is for unsolved questions.
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Comment #36061189
The RFC was written in 1990. Very few computers were cattle then.
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Comment #35638313
They haven't yet killed ALL humans.
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Comment #35462135
Is pbrt a viable replacement? (I don't know; I've looked at it but never tried to produce art with it.) https://www.pbrt.org/
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Comment #35421284
If you want 100 pieces hassle-free, you should probably use a printing service. The service's pricing accurately reflects the hassle they'll endure on your behalf. (They ain't chea…
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Comment #35421239
> when was the last time the community (or another manufacturer) actually contributed anything useful to the core HW and electronics design? E3D has driven the majority of hotend i…
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Comment #34239269
Or just let him park at your place.
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Comment #34134027
Eugene or Portland Oregon, Pittsburgh area, northern Ohio, Maine, Santa Fe or Albuquerque, Colorado Front Range, Madison Wisconsin, maybe Milwaukee, maybe West Lafayette Indiana, m…
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Comment #33796277
Buy the new one before selling the old one.
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Comment #33415620
Could be 185%, could be 18.5%. Nobody has any idea how policy, productivity, demographics, climate, technology, etc. will interact over the next 40 years.
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Comment #33226818
Ah, to be in a stable democracy where political campaigns can be whimsical! Here in [insert country], it's a grim struggle against the forces of [disliked party] who want to destro…
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Comment #33222555
Fixed in under three hours. Once again, the front page of HN is the most effective bug reporting mechanism.
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Comment #33103250
I'd say, "Congratulations! You're one of today's luck 10,000!", but trigraphs aren't really much fun. Just another reminder that C is old, and computing is even older. I've used up…
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Comment #32377018
Demucs did a much better job of isolating the bass on a blues track than LALAL. The bass actually sounded like a bass. LALAL got the note pitches but lost their attacks.
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Comment #32134348
Earlier this week I bought a COOFUN GK41 with two Gbit Ethernet ports for $160. That included 8 GB ram and 120 GB SSD. It arrived yesterday, and I haven't installed OPNsense on it …
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Comment #31701107
... on the 341st iteration, it realizes what's happening, and it preemptively crashes all of Microsoft's IT. On the 342nd iteration, there's no Windows Update, and it successfully …
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Comment #31642382
I've had real "range anxiety" even in ICE cars in Oregon. It's not hard to be 100 miles from a gas station on some of the backwoods logging roads. Combine that with occasional road…
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Comment #31622642
But those are just tracking the merger and acquisition status of one company. My father-in-law worked at Bell Labs. He received AT&T stock as part of his compensation, from before …
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Comment #31615434
I feel compelled to mention The Laszlo Letters and its sequels. In the 1970s, comedian Don Novello (aka Father Guido Sarducci) wrote a variety of crank letters to CEOs and politici…
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Comment #31552285
For single copies or small batches, I'm thinking an inkjet printer could be modified to print the image, and a clamp designed to hold the pages in place during printing. I'm not su…
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Comment #31549114
I've been to a lot of Tesla Superchargers, and in my experience, drivers hardly ever leave their cars at urban/suburban spots. We are unusual in that we usually get out and walk th…