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qiqitori

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About qiqitori

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    Comment #49253575

    A while ago I learned that very early versions of 3.5" floppies didn't have the auto shutter mechanism and you had to open and close the shutter manually. (I think that was probabl…

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    Comment #49016020

    Can we also ban Java projects? Don't really like that language.

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    Comment #49005604

    https://www.amazon.com/Maths-Proofs-Lean-First-Steps-ebook/d... I like this author and a while ago found that he'd published a book on Lean! In the end I wasn't able to read it on …

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    Comment #48986931

    If you want to make all developers working on a project happy about the way the project is being designed/implemented, it's best to reduce the number of developers to 1 or less.

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    Comment #48854073

    How much time is spent interfacing between userland and the kernel? Can you try to get it to run as a kernel module? :) Also in case your CPU is old enough, did you try disabling C…

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    Comment #48843866

    No, it is impossible to keep them. Computers are not that far advanced yet. The melodies can only be played by pressing a button located at the end of the train. My line lost its d…

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    Comment #48830357

    I once wrote a tool that helps with finding mistakes in OCR'd fixed width text, https://blog.qiqitori.com/2023/03/ocring-hex-dumps-or-other-... Basically it just clusters same char…

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    Comment #48453525

    I've found that Gemini Pro is surprisingly good at 3d reasoning. To back that claim up, I've had it create: A WebGl program that takes input like X123 Y123 Z123 via WebSerial every…

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    Comment #48333032

    I'd kind of considered printing a rather small thing (seriously, 3x3x3 cm or so) in grey using this technique (using white and black filament). It told me it'd require 140 (== numb…

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    Comment #48317802

    Hmm? Airbnb isn't on the hook?

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    Comment #48316765

    I cannot fathom why USB-C would make any difference. It's not like USB-C is intrinsically better for this use case? If you're doing hardware development, your desk is likely full o…

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    Comment #46900576

    I just checked an old note I found, maybe it was noclflush actually. Affected one or more versions starting with 2.6.32-754.

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    Comment #46898714

    I came across a CPU bug that prevented Linux from booting on 3rd gen i3/i5/i7 CPUs. Did a bunch of printf debugging until I was right before the freeze. Then found something releva…

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    Comment #46759403

    That's nitpicking, IMO. It's still 99% true. There are just two "Mini-Shinkansen" lines, they only run once or twice per hour, are shorter than non-Mini-Shinkansen, and only a rela…

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    Comment #46687225

    Watched it! I know it's from a US perspective, but where I live (Japan), $42000 is quite a lot! Definitely premium car territory. (E.g., Lexus RX base model) IMO the car has a lot …

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    Comment #46686950

    I keep seeing "underequipped technologically relative to their Chinese peers" on HN. What kind of stuff is missing? This is not a loaded question, I only drive a couple times a mon…

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    Comment #46628792

    Learned about superheterodyne receivers. Recently I've been studying up on RF technology, happened to come across superheterodyne receivers a short while ago, decided to research t…

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    Comment #46581167

    Apart from the deaths from workers falling off the roof or from wind turbine towers (though these might be the only type of deaths included in these figures): If mining deaths are …

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    Comment #46506885

    IMO, file another report and if you're asked to prove your identity again, a good way to prove it would be to put a text file somewhere under your domain that re-states your claim,…

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    Comment #46487081

    I built a basic version of Tennis for Two a while back, using regular op amps. Some modern oscilloscopes have bad X-Y mode implementations, but most non-extremely-cheap scopes are …

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    Comment #46477130

    Not sure if it's really unprecedented, but I think all wars should be like that. Go kidnap or kill the leader but please leave everyone else alone. Also by all means go and capture…

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    Comment #46306970

    He also drove his ex-wife into depression, who later committed suicide.

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    Comment #46282491

    > American companies need to start designing in China, not just made in China. Why does China have a bunch of electronics companies? Because people outsourced all their manufacturi…

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    Comment #46227663

    Determining whether there is an actual labor shortage is pretty difficult. In many cases: * Doing the work in a completely different way would eliminate the need for more people do…

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