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tavish1

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    Comment #41031296

    plain html with htmx and zero-md and symlinks, no generator.

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    Comment #37388167

    That is why I hate seeing people equating this to 'development' or some other metric of improvement. This excludes not just you, but people who do not have a phone, do not know how…

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    Comment #31603343

    That would be because casteism is deeply tied to hinduism. You can't criticize it, without also implicitly criticizing the other. What is the context that would make this okay?

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    Comment #31603330

    caste has been described as "Tower without staircase", i.e. no ability to move up or down, regardless of your economic class, education, or any achievements. You don't identify wit…

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    Comment #29228231

    just replying to the part about bad actors - he is talking specifically about narcissists and psychopaths. If you have to cut out your parent because of some inconvenience (and not…

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    Comment #28862047

    I really like syncthing. I mainly use it for syncing passwordstore directory and a few other small files that I like having synced. Once set up, I basically forget about it, unless…

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    Comment #27432051

    This guy handled this as best as can be. The relationship with this company, though 'healed' is basically just a burned bridge, because of the CEO's manipulative behavior, no fault…

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    Comment #14778868

    pass - passwordstore, syncthing on laptop and phone, and password manager and openkeychain on phone

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    Comment #13249383

    I started reading sci-fi(mostly hard-sf) after I read the commonwealth saga, 'Pandora's star' and 'Judas unchained'. It was just really entertaining and unlike anything I've read. …

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    Comment #13191447

    What is this even. I think Lua is better too, but this article is really bad. Also it's Lua, not LUA. I couldn't even read it in full after spotting things like "Javascript only ru…

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    Comment #12814422

    http://examine.com/supplements/garlic/#summary1-0

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    Comment #12732471

    Any comments on how breakpoints work on external targets, running bare-metal, and you can't replace instructions? Ex. debugging an 8-bit AVR, say atmega1280 over JTAG. I am guessin…

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    Comment #12579419

    can you please delete this, this is a spoiler (not the parent comment)

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    Comment #11040803

    sdcc is the only(viable?) foss option for many 8-bit/older architectures. 8051, z80, stm8 are what I've used it for. A lot of newer chips(example many of TI cc2xxx SoCs) actually h…

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    Comment #9871305

    I really like lua, and have been using openresty(nginx+lua) apart from lua inside openwrt environments. Will try this when I need anything resembling MVC.

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    Comment #9406228

    Commonwealth saga. It will be pretty difficult to film I guess, but they are filming the expanse, and a few others.

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    Comment #9352990

    steraming HD videos to your TV will certainly saturate the wifi bandwidth.

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    Comment #8878570

    One reason would be, as already mentioned, about embedded systems not having floating point support, making number calculations slow(even with fixed point, maybe?). A somewhat rela…

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    Comment #7966337

    Less open than many competitors. But more choice is always nice. Hopefully they get the module FCC/CE certified.

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    Comment #7788680

    are you coming straight from listening to Bird's Lament on /r/listentothis ? http://www.reddit.com/r/listentothis/comments/269fef/moondog...

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    Comment #6660249

    Why do you need IP over airgap? A basic carrier sense scheme with maybe a 44khz fft can ensure atleast a slow speed networking even an arduino with 16kb(or probably even 8kb) flash…

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    Comment #3525261

    The difference is that this language is rule based.