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Comment #42269530
I'm not super familiar, but I think a "Class 10,000" clean room is actually quite on the "dirty" end of the clean room spectrum. Perhaps they figured this had a low likelihood of b…
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Comment #35974004
Yes but mostly to narrow the solution space. I usually end up comparing glyphs from the subset.
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Comment #35694984
Related: https://pysdr.org
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Comment #35578341
PD uses only the CC wire, which is also used for connection and orientation detection. https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/technical-articles/introduc...
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Comment #35526181
Seconding this. Have been using the same JBC tips for 4 years with great success. When using the brass wool, I tend to lightly rest the tip in a clean area. Maybe sometimes I will …
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Comment #35288730
Why use the same name as LoRa? https://lora-alliance.org/ Edit: Microsoft is even a member of the LoRa alliance: https://lora-alliance.org/lora-alliance-press-release/micros...
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Comment #35265102
What I normally do in cases like this is set up the necessary scaffolding for the solution. In your case, that could be introducing a variable named something like `access_token` f…
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Comment #35095761
I also didn't realize I was looking at the numbers for a hybrid
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Comment #35094870
How are you calculating 4.5 lbs / 6 miles? I think it's closer to 0.15 pound / mile, or 0.85 pound / 6 miles if you like. Source: http://co2cars.apps.eea.europa.eu
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Comment #23120366
> Atoms exist on extremely tiny scales, just 1 ångström across... I may be misinterpreting, but it sounds like he's saying all atoms are 1 ångström in diameter.
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Comment #23116053
It's good to know people do this outside the programming profession. Thanks for sharing.