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Comment #45852095
Marvin the Paranoid Android
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Comment #43186638
Not detracting from this post, but has anyone else noticed there's a front page post about Quaternions or Kalman filters on about a monthly cadence? Wonder why that is?
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Comment #36650568
In my experience in a university ECE program, you'd start with understanding the high level properties of transistors, then combining transistors to make AND and OR gates, then XOR…
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Comment #36607291
Of course! A setup GUI is almost a required feature if you intend to sell or give it to a non-programmer. That just wasn't the case for me.
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Comment #36552028
Very cool. Looks similar to my own project. I think we even used the same case for the display. https://github.com/Mrjohns42/WeatherDash
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Comment #35933340
Not sure you can eliminate it, but you can certainly reduce the impact and scale by fighting anti-competitive behavior . A major reason this sort of mass manipulation is so lucrati…
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Comment #35918950
Reminded me of the Amazon show called Upload. Sort of a lighter, more humorous take than Black Mirror, but the darker philosophical complexities still surface regularly.
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Comment #35705699
It almost did. There was a hostile takeover bid from Broadcom a few years back, and the US gov intervened to block it. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-qualcomm-m-a-broadcom-tim.…
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Comment #34808300
It totally was a Silicon Valley b-plot, Season 5 Ep 5
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Comment #34119895
The key specifier word was "whitebox". They aren't speaking generally about cryptography.
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Comment #33589593
Very cool. Shamelessly linking my own weather display: https://github.com/Mrjohns42/WeatherDash Supporting EINK on mine could potentially help make it more visually compelling like…
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Comment #31508342
The world always needs more 3D platformers.
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Comment #30304815
Keeping it. Every company all hands for the past year wouldn't be complete without an exec making comments about our eventual "return to work" policy, which has been delayed over a…
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Comment #30166854
Also reminds me of the intro to Creature Comfort by Arcade Fire.
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Comment #29941653
Wouldn't this example do the incorrect thing in the event of a grep error (exit code 2)?
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Comment #29582696
There's always StarFox Adventures T-T
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Comment #28830758
High school history was awful for me as well. But a new course on ethnic studies doesn't have to fall prey to the same issues that have plagued US history education. Namely, who is…
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Comment #28762836
Well, this seems to be just about everything most people wanted Facebook to be. Yet all I see here is (mostly-warranted) doubt and criticism. Makes me wonder if an ideal service ev…
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Comment #28398020
Not too long ago, I had a lawyer tell me unironically, "Justice is for those who can afford it."
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Comment #28397951
There are large rubber bands you can buy specifically to hold the filter in place on the box fan. I've seen them on Amazon.
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Comment #28212504
"Let me pop a quick 'H' on this box, this way we all know that it's filled with hornets."
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Comment #28172849
Now do the Libertyville office.
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Comment #27847233
Technically, they aren't distributing Your Content. It's laundered through their machine learning model first.
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Comment #27847212
Technically, they aren't distributing "your" code. It's laundered through their machine learning algorithm first.
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Comment #27582526
I know it's just TV, but this situation played out differently on Silicon Valley. Instead, the competitors hopped to the front of the line to pay off the patent troll before a succ…