A Møøse once bit my sister …

No realli! She was Karving her initials on the møøse with the sharpened end of an interspace tøøthbrush given her by Svenge - her brother-in-law - an Oslo dentist and star of many Norwegian møvies: “The Høt Hands of an Oslo Dentist”, “Fillings of Passion”, “The Huge Mølars of Horst Nordfink”.

Kinda like how DARE taught us what all the drugs looked like, how to spot fakes, and how to find the dealers?

Could be accurate if (lol) they’re doing something that a properly empowered FTC/SEC/DOJ would be very interested in looking into.

I built a new PC early October, literally 2 weeks later RAM prices went nuts… so glad I pulled the trigger when I did

What if that’s what he imagines this new “ballroom” will be…

Conventions bring both extremes… It’s either eye-watering B.O. or eye-watering cologne/perfume

These should be available mandatory at LANs.

FTFY

Water? Don’t touch the stuff… fish fuck in it

The gearbox only exists because the engine can only go so fast.

Oversimplified. The transmission exists because engines are optimally efficient at specific RPM ranges and the transmission works to keep the engine in those ranges. It/you (auto vs stick) will also downshift to provide more power at the cost of efficiency if hard acceleration is required.

When doing 130 you can essentially only see your own lane well, with rudimentary details in the other adjacent lanes

If you can’t see adjacent lanes, then you’re not scanning properly. This is called tunnel vision and where I live you’ll fail a road test for it. You’d also fail for going 130km/h.

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What you’re describing is type hints, it’s syntactic sugar and not used at all by the interpreter.

For example, this is a “legal” statement:

foo: int = "bar"

Your IDE and linter will complain, but the interpreter just chops the hints off when compiling, and it’s left with foo = "bar"

grind up veggies and stuff them in a tube, why would that not be a veggie sausage?

Salad dildo

Every reference to precedent in that definition relies on a court ruling to create it. A settlement is specifically avoiding this step, and as a result does not create precedence. Further, by the definition you posted, higher-level courts do not have to follow precedent set by a lower level court. Since the case did not go in front of a judge, any jusde is a higher level court, and is entitled to completely ignore the settlement.

yeah, it’s the copilot plugin for intellij, basically right click and choose generate tests, it’ll read the file and … well…

Downside to that approach is that it doesn’t know what some function calls do if they’re not part of that file, so it tends to miss places that need to be mocked out.

Occasionally it writes a test that’s “wrong”, and I have to fix the test… very rarely, the “wrong” test is actually “right” based on say a method signature or decision tree, and the method itself needs changing.

One thing it’s good for is that if you have the screw/nut on the bed with the part, you can scale both equally and the screw/nut will work with the part still, even if the threading is no longer a standard pitch/size. For a one-off or prototype that’s fine, but if you’re going to mass produce, it’s better to fix it in CAD to a standard size and use manufactured fasteners.

There are a lot of things that FDM printing will likely never be better than say injection moulding, and the main thing is speed, as in quantity over time. A single 3d printer might be able to make a plate full of maybe a dozen widgets in a few hours, and in that time, the injection moulding machine will have tens of thousands produced at a higher quality.

On top, 3d printing would require more staff to troubleshoot, clean, re-start prints, remove scaffolding from finished items, sand/polish to remove the layer lines, etc.

What it’s great for in an industrial setting, is prototyping. For example, a case for something can be printed, and the plate can be filled with several variants. If a flaw is found or changes needed, then a new batch can get whipped up on the same printer. Once a design is found that is acceptable, the CAD drawings get sent to have moulds created.

I use it to generate unit tests, it’ll get the bulk of the code writing done and does a pretty good job at coverage, usually hitting 100%. All I have to do for the most part is review the tests to make sure they’re doing the right thing, and mock out some stuff that it missed.

The next four words in the article explains it… “Connected to a TV”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zsc51u_2Bb4

Something like this is useful as well if you have a large item to convert since you can offload that processing to your server/NAS and not have it bog down your PC/phone/etc