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Comment #35359360
Indeed, the Robot is a wonderful piece of good old engineering, and it makes fantastic espresso without much fuss. Haven't had to do any maintenance since I got it, almost four yea…
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Comment #30728231
I'm glad I stumbled upon his books when researching design patterns early on in my career. His writing in 'The Timeless Way of Building' left a big impression on me, precisely beca…
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Comment #27348409
Of course this is purely anecdotal, but I also smoke rarely when drinking, and only then. Some nights up to half a pack, sometimes just one or two, but only two to three times a ye…
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Comment #27060704
I agree on all accounts, however I've always taken "Law is a programming language" or, maybe better, "Law is a program" as more of a metaphor. I see many similarities between law a…
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Comment #13674546
Regarding point 3: At 150 modules consuming about 25W each, your LED wall is consuming about 3750W max. An 80" TV will consume about 300W. Power consumption of the LED wall will, h…
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Comment #13310949
No, f = O(n log n) means that f doesn't grow significantly faster than n log n. That is true for f = n log n, but it's also true for f = n. The "or better" is implicit by using big…
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Comment #13077943
You probably tried this already, but for reference there is an easy fix for the screen issue which seems to work for most. Google "Pebble display fix", takes 5 minutes max.
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Comment #11961004
Es heißt "unhöflich", und da fehlt ein "dass" (...gehe davon aus, dass wir alle...). Stilistisch etwas besser wäre: "Es tut mir leid, wenn das unhöflich wirkt, aber ich gehe davon …
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Comment #11750428
The visualizer is really nice, the examples could use some work though. Selection Sort, for example, makes the algorithm look extremely (impossibly) good at first glance - O(n) - b…
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Comment #11015477
These look like diagrams from Bosch Otto ECUs (ME series). FWIW, the ECUs in question (EDC17) use much more descriptive names: Epm_nEng - engine speed; InjCt1_qSetUnBal - set quant…
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Comment #7232265
I have only written very few pieces of code which I'm not ashamed of right now. A few functions here and there which make me smile when I read them. But despite that I have the fee…
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Comment #6570805
For reference, that's about as fast as a Motorola 68030 @50MHz [1] which was used in the AppleIIx, and while that was no slouch when it was released, you wouldn't want to run a mod…
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Comment #6154856
A Windows Phone App which uses the Location Service is required to have a setting to enable/disable the use of this service[1]. It's probably not as comfortable as the solutions of…
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Comment #6062364
I'll be honest with you: I'm maybe not the one to give proper advice on paredit. I'm using C# on my day job, and as such have no use for paredit (I do use ViEmu for VS though, whic…
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Comment #6056566
Honest advice: The power of paredit lies not in managing the closing parens. I found that the benefits of paredit show only when you use barf/slurp/split/join. Keep the paredit che…
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Comment #5197908
While your observations are definitely true for the "older" generations (the ones for which many tombstones had to be carved), I'd say that title fetish is fortunately declining qu…
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Comment #5194402
Theres somewhat hidden extensive technical information on the developers blog at http://piface.openlx.org.uk/ with the schematic. The chips on the top are actually a simple SPI IO …