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pklo

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    Comment #33329271

    16 gauge is rated for 17A; 24 gauge is rated for 3A. Given that, as you say, the rated current for the doorbell is 1A, I don't understand why 16 gauge is necessary; if you're conce…

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    Comment #33329067

    There are only three detectors available (two LIGOs and VIRGO), and the strongest signal unfortunately also had an overlapping glitch, so there are still some data reduction issues…

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    Comment #32960584

    Can you just replace notepad.exe with a link to notepad++?

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    Comment #28045582

    Yes, it'll work but device trees are still a little less dynamic than modules, which can be loaded and unloaded, and reconfigured at will. Device Trees still apparently have issues…

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    Comment #24702506

    They were trying to avoid oligarchy, where few powerful families would monopolize the power. It worked remarkaby well, actually: Venetian Republic lasted 1000 years, served as a bu…

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    Comment #24090106

    The second example didn't work for jq-1.6 ---I had to write it as jq -n --arg key foo --arg val bar '{($key): $val}'

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    Comment #23695267

    Of course Linus wrote git, so it's not like he's against modern workflow. There are kernel forks of course, I think that not using web front end is partly due to reluctance to beco…

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    Comment #18288838

    We get 174400 TW from the Sun (1367W/m2 over the Earth cross-section, which pretty much balances out with the outgoing blackbody radiation at something like 5 deg C IIRC. This woul…

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    Comment #12917436

    Sorry--forgot to specify the values for the polynomial: 77617 and 33096. In Maxima, the effects of precision can be simulated thus: for fpprec:10 step 5 thru 50 do print (rp(77617.…

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    Comment #12917321

    A large portion of engineering calculations overall requires something like three significant digits of precision; the problem is that these digits need to be accurate, i.e. we nee…