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YAML is the C++ of JSON

@fly_kasual @PR0GRAMMERHUM0R I came here to say this as well. Damn nerdsniping.

@PR0GRAMMERHUM0R This is not a valid regex. There is one spare closing bracket.

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@ryanwinchester Is the thing next to C supposed to be bash, or any Posix style shellscript? Or maybe some (often non-posix) newfangled thing like ZSH or fish? Powershell? Either way, don’t really agree with having it S tier😅

i said what i said

@ShitpostRock Me with a couple of great campuses going for the domination victory in Civ 6

@junderwood4649 @bloodraven458 @eddyw_dev @VictoriqueM If it’s not DNS, it’s always either cache or X86 microcode SMH

@bloodraven458 @eddyw_dev @VictoriqueM 43.27% decrease in time spent applied to OP's original go benchmark gives us 1m57.3262839s... or about 13 seconds faster than Java.

now the main question is why the Java version is faster than the GO one Java took 2.1 min and GO took 3.26 nin

@VictoriqueM * even on 64-bit platforms

@VictoriqueM Some things I can think off: Java by default uses 32-bit ints even on 32-bit platforms. Golang will use 64-bit ints on a 64 bit platform. Even on 64-bit x86, 32-bit microcode is likely faster. Debug symbols. Try stripping them. Java might do some clever runtime things.

@Aaronia_AG What about that SMA(?) connector? How on earth does that support 110 GHz w/o massive insertion losses?

1mm 110GHz Connector on the XPlorer 😎 Guess the trace damping. How many dB do we loose at 110GHz (RO3003 PCB material)? #Aaronia #RF #Tech #Microwave #SDR #SpectrumAnalyzer

@Tauss_srgl I can hear the ticking looking at this picture.

@svpino I like it as a replacement for Excel / spreadsheets. Not that useful for repl / code testing though IMHO. Rule of thumb: if keeping the output of an operation in the file sounds like a killer feature, it’s a good fit. Otherwise (e.g. the “git unfriendly” argument) it’s prob not.

Software developers could learn one thing from data scientists: Start using Jupyter Notebooks. Your life will never be the same.

@NavinFS @eevblog When you’re working with transients that are faster than the auto-ranging frequency can deal with, you need manual ranging. E.g measuring supply current of a MCU going through low power modes.

@eevblog In the last 5 years I've never found a single use case for manual ranging on my BM869s. Seems like an unnecessary footgun

Two reported faults in my meters in the last day. In both cases the user was in the wrong mode. Pro Tip 1: Continuity mode doesn't measure resistance above hundreds of ohms. Try the actual ohms range. Pro Tip 2: Ohms mode doesn't measure resistance above the Manual Range you have selected. Try the Autoranging mode.

@Jan03071218 @QVHenkel @servomechanica I’ve used eC stencil fix at work. IMHO it’s more suitable for small scale production than prototyping. Aligning it and tensioning the stencil takes quite some time to set up. Great ones set up correctly, but often some trial and error goes into the first few boards.

@QVHenkel @servomechanica I was about to print out one of those(vacuum cleaner operated) as well. Which one failed you? Another alternative I'm considering is eC-stencil-fix .

I've tried a new paste printing setup and the results do not look great 😬 For this board I'm going back to my trusty stencil printer

@JerryJHLee RSDs are the new VCs.

2. One more chance. Are you sure you'd give this person an interview?

I applied to 100 jobs using a resume with the name, "Kismma D. Nhuhts" and I got 29 interviews. This is what I've learned about resumes:

@thembeddevguy @citcsmobile It should also be noted that 0% on your phone is not the same as 0 V. Most lithium batteries have protections built in to prevent the battery from depleting beyond a certain points. Also, phones need a certain minimal voltage in order to operate.

@citcsmobile It can burst into flames much later too, even if it’s idle. Overcharging and/or mechanical damage can start the reaction. Discharging to zero volts can prevent it. (All lithium goes into the stable, low-energy chemical bond, and puncture the cell for a good measure)

So…. Mobile phone batteries can explode right??? Does anyone know how…. Like *exactly* how? Like, does it need to be charged or discharged or what?

An observation I left out of my earlier thread on the xz back door: Autotools. Must. Die. The complexity and obscurity of autotools build recipes was essential to the way the malicious code was concealed and inserted in the release tarball.

@QVHenkel @whitequark We used to buy specifically bad inductors for this exact purpose at a company I worked for ^^

They mean it when they say "semi shielded" power inductor 😄

@Jeffrey_Roe @TOG_Dublin @RediscoveryCtr That looks fixable. Idealy by glueing back the pads and the part with high temp. liquid epoxy. Alternatively, glueing the part in place with regular superglue and rebuilding the connections with some wires.

@TOG_Dublin Trying to repair a wireless mic. Sadly the pads on the PCB have been sheared off. #Repaircafe

We are now open. Bring all your broken items down to us. We will help you fix them until 4 pm. #RepairCafe #free

@nonorrienocry @TOG_Dublin @Prusa3D ABS (ABS-X from 3dflament.supplies) in black should be fairly UV resistant compared to PLA and resin, at least that’s what I hope. I might try to get my hands on ASA or Nylon if that’s not the case.

@nonorrienocry @TOG_Dublin @Prusa3D Time will tell. The best thing about 3d prints is that if they break, you can print them again. I printed the replacement out of ABS, the first prototypes were made out of resin and were far too fragile. Arguably, the original nylon part was also not durable enough 😅

Another succesfull repair thanks to the @TOG_Dublin #RepairCafe and the @Prusa3D i3 printer flawlessly printing ABS in a cold room. Now I just need the weather to improve so I can finally cut my grass. #3DPrinting

@Rickey5320601 @Lrac_carL @Ghyan0 @InternetH0F This is the same type of backwards thinking that makes rape the victim’s fault because “they should dress less provocatively”. Driving a bike is inherently putting yourself at risk and at the mercy of drivers of big vehicles. If drivers break this trust, it breaks down society.

@Lrac_carL @Ghyan0 @InternetH0F Seems like reading comprehension is low on X; I in no way said the driver was right to hit the biker. I was acknowledging the fact that even though something is legal it is not always optimal. In the future the biker will probably use the right side of his lane to protect himself

was this the bikers fault this time?? 😭