where do you get satellite orbits from?
I have plenty of hours flying planes (unlicensed - while doing aerial work and playing around to kill time thanks to my instructor pilot), and have a limited amount of experience skydiving. One thing in these comments I…
Now every ship has a 1B potential liability when transiting. What a great way for Egypt to turn what was a near-disaster into a full disaster. They didn't lose out that much, everyone is playing happy families. Then…
I got a visit when I was young (planned, agreed to in advance) from an officer from my countries national intelligence service. I was a reference for someone going to work for the equivalent of the NSA. He spent a lot…
A new FPGA company for anyone interested (well... 2012, but in chip world that's kind of new) https://theamphour.com/535-efinix-fpgas-with-sammy-cheung/
Those would. The Elixir style feels nice. I wonder if something like that could make it into Ruby 4
IRB the interactive ruby shell has _ which references the return value of the last command. So 10 + 10 puts _ # prints 20 but that isn't available in ruby itself
This is hilarious, and clearly a joke, but it does make one think. I've always thought that it would be nice to have variables which you don't name, which only live over a couple of lines, where it's clear the variable…
I would love to hear more
four buh two
Why don't we have two sets of memory - the main, slow, cached memory, and a smaller set of super fast low latency memory, like cache, but that the programmer and compiler can use explicitly? Sort of like special purpose…
where do you get satellite orbits from?
I have plenty of hours flying planes (unlicensed - while doing aerial work and playing around to kill time thanks to my instructor pilot), and have a limited amount of experience skydiving. One thing in these comments I…
Now every ship has a 1B potential liability when transiting. What a great way for Egypt to turn what was a near-disaster into a full disaster. They didn't lose out that much, everyone is playing happy families. Then…
I got a visit when I was young (planned, agreed to in advance) from an officer from my countries national intelligence service. I was a reference for someone going to work for the equivalent of the NSA. He spent a lot…
A new FPGA company for anyone interested (well... 2012, but in chip world that's kind of new) https://theamphour.com/535-efinix-fpgas-with-sammy-cheung/
Those would. The Elixir style feels nice. I wonder if something like that could make it into Ruby 4
IRB the interactive ruby shell has _ which references the return value of the last command. So 10 + 10 puts _ # prints 20 but that isn't available in ruby itself
This is hilarious, and clearly a joke, but it does make one think. I've always thought that it would be nice to have variables which you don't name, which only live over a couple of lines, where it's clear the variable…
I would love to hear more
four buh two
Why don't we have two sets of memory - the main, slow, cached memory, and a smaller set of super fast low latency memory, like cache, but that the programmer and compiler can use explicitly? Sort of like special purpose…