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Learn Bitcoin Script with Super Testnet by PBS
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Learn Bitcoin Script with Super Testnet

PBS   |   6 views   |   2022-09-18

Details: Learn Bitcoin Script Come learn about Bitcoin script. Super Testnet will be going over what Bitcoin script is and how to make your first smart contract using bitcoin script. Super will be going over the following: - What bitco...

SNL#33: The ending of a Scooby Doo episode by Stacker News Live
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SNL#33: The ending of a Scooby Doo episode

Stacker News Live   |   4 views   |   2022-09-18

Join Car and Keyan discuss Stacker News top posts, Car & Keyan favorite posts of the week and top stackers. We discuss: - SpiralBTC is a public block explorer that gives you the privacy of a self-hosted node. - Tony Giorgio, Lightning develop...

Async/await server pt.4 - timeouts by Dodgy Coding
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Async/await server pt.4 - timeouts

Dodgy Coding   |   8 views   |   2020-03-21

A gentle exploration of building a identd for Linux using async/await and tokio 0.2. This part demonstrates halting an await after a configurable time limit, both using tokio's timeout() helper and with the select! macro from the futures crate.

Async and its alternatives by Dodgy Coding
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Async and its alternatives

Dodgy Coding   |   7 views   |   2019-10-19

Rust libraries come in a variety of API styles and futures are just one option. In this video we compare and contrast four styles from three crates: 1. Synchronous blocking functions (websocket) 2. Single thread reactor (ws-rs) 3. Non-blockin...

Tokio I/O futures by Dodgy Coding
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Tokio I/O futures

Dodgy Coding   |   12 views   |   2019-07-07

Experiments with tokio’s lines() function, fold(), and a custom multi-stage future with inner futures and the try_ready macro. With this episode, we are now up to four sub-optimal ways to count the number of lines in a file.

Making a leaf future for tokio by Dodgy Coding
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Making a leaf future for tokio

Dodgy Coding   |   16 views   |   2019-06-30

I play around with a standalone future to see how the tokio executor’s polling works in practice. I then adapt a callback-based API to work with futures, including a full implementation of a leaf future that transitions from NotReady to Ready.

Soft robot bipedal gait by Main s1512783 channel
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Soft robot bipedal gait

Main s1512783 channel   |   89 views   |   2019-04-06

Two-legged gait developed by a model-based reinforcement learning controller after ~30 min of training.

Soft robot undulating gait by Main s1512783 channel
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Soft robot undulating gait

Main s1512783 channel   |   34 views   |   2019-04-06

Undulating gait pattern developed by a model-based reinforcement learning algorithm after 30-50 minutes of training.

PWM pressure control system by Main s1512783 channel
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PWM pressure control system

Main s1512783 channel   |   18 views   |   2019-03-16

Simple PWM system for controlling pressure, here used to 'break in' a silicone baloon. The input pressure is 1 bar. First I set the pressure to 1.8 bar to expand the baloon as much as possible, then I immediately decrease it to 0.5 bar, and ...

Leap Second 23:59:60 on iOS/Mac by Tom VK7NTK
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Leap Second 23:59:60 on iOS/Mac

Tom VK7NTK   |   20 views   |   2019-02-24

At the end of 2016, UTC had a leap second inserted at 23:59:60. This short video shows what my iOS and macOS clocks did during that transition, shown here at my local time (UTC+11). As you can see, the iOS clock ignored it completely and kept swee...

Packet Radio Operation on Linux - Connected Mode by Tom VK7NTK
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Packet Radio Operation on Linux - Connected Mode

Tom VK7NTK   |   19 views   |   2019-01-18

Make an outgoing AX.25 connection to a BBS, and handle incoming connections with a custom program. Features the tools axcall, ax25_call, axctl, ax25d, netstat and inetd.

New Add-on: Post Signatures by Write.as Updates
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New Add-on: Post Signatures

Write.as Updates   |   71 views   |   2020-06-23

Now you can easily add a consistent signature to all of your blog posts on Write.as (and soon, WriteFreely). [Get the Write.as add-on here](https://write.as/extend/signature).

Teams and Submit.as updates (June 2020) by Write.as Updates
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Teams and Submit.as updates (June 2020)

Write.as Updates   |   30 views   |   2020-06-05

Some recent updates to [Write.as](https://write.as) and [Submit.as](https://submit.as): * Team management * Schedule submission prompt publishing * Archive prompts * Per-blog submission notification settings * Filter submissions by current state

OBS loves AppImage by Default root channel
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OBS loves AppImage

Default root channel   |   11 views   |   2020-04-18

Providing desktop applications to multiple Linux-based target systems (distributions) can be cumbersome. Whereas upstream application authors have always had the possibility to offer downloads for Windows and macOS, distributing packages for Linux...

KDE Tip: Plotting from Krunner by KDE Community
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KDE Tip: Plotting from Krunner

KDE Community   |   2 views   |   2020-12-10

#KDETip: Install gnuplot, then do: 1. Open KRunner with [Alt] + [Space] 2. Type "=plot( [some function] )", e.g.: =plot(sin(x)^2*cos(x)) 3. ??? 4. Profit! 💡