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by 05 1y ago
Lots of horror stories from people who had to respin their boards because you couldn't buy ST at any price when they redirected all their output to car manufacturers during the chip shortage. They may be cheaper now but vendor lock-i
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by 05 1y ago
ST are overpriced, no self respecting internet of shit vendor would be caught dead using their MCUs when cheap clones exist.
153.
by 05 1y ago
> Its the thing that makes people suddenly hit the overhead compartment. Nope, it’s mostly selective lack of reading skills when it comes to the ‘fasten the seatbelts’ sign..
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by 05 1y ago
Since pulseaudio defaults to software mixing, this huge buffer would just get gradually copied to the actual kernel playback buffer one 25ms chunk at a time..
155.
by 05 1y ago
Receptive anal 1.4% Insertive anal 0.06% - 0.62% Receptive vaginal 0.08% Insertive vaginal 0.04% Seems to still be the case.. [0] https://stanfordhealthcare.org/medical-conditions/sexual-and...
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by 05 1y ago
Yeah I tried to use the builtin sensor on my LG one but it turns out, there's no 'door open' sensor per se, only the 'locked successfully' signal. So I had to add an external Zigbee reed switch door sensor..
157.
by 05 1y ago
> it doesn't translate to engineering careers. 'Shortage' of US engineers is same as 'shortage' of developers - artificially engineered by off-shoring and importing foreign labor via H1B etc. There are jobs, ther
158.
by 05 1y ago
The type not into nonconsensual sex?
159.
by 05 1y ago
Hardware cost+extra weight (need to make the glass thicker to be able to handle extra force and not push on the display). Turns out nobody was really using it because discoverability sucked..
160.
by 05 1y ago
Reds under beds, again?
161.
by 05 1y ago
Don't you need a bypass cap on AMS1117 LDO output for stability? Reference design uses two caps each on input and output..
162.
by 05 1y ago
Yeah at this point I don't even bother, just heat up the phone with a hair dryer until it's hot to touch and then rip out the battery, never got one out in anything else but a horribly bent condition. Pro tip: discharge the device
163.
by 05 1y ago
It's microservices , but for hardware.
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by 05 1y ago
Sure they're predictable, but since you don't get the exact timestamp for those expired coordinates, it's still useless. Oh, and accuracy is shit anyway (altitude is rounded to 10m)
165.
by 05 1y ago
> But what about the "throw the item 40m so I can run after it?" Why would that have a purpose? Why is the appetite for doing this insatiable, to the point where you are advised not to do it with small puppies who might hurt th
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by 05 1y ago
Labs are so obscenely food motivated it's a mystery why the owner couldn't train Lenny to just follow them for a few bits of kibble. It's not like they're shepherds in the first place, so herding drive can't be tha
167.
by 05 1y ago
Putting aside issues with capturing basically vacuum at 8km/s, by doing that you're going to lose impulse that you're going to have to regain, spending more mass in fuel+oxidizer than you gained in gathered gases, unless you
168.
by 05 1y ago
Terminal guidance boards are already available on Aliexpress for $300-ish. Using YOLOv7 no less. The future is now.
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by 05 1y ago
> I thought a second fusion stage required modeling and testing well beyond basic development The bottleneck is UF₆ centrifuges, not the modeling. They're definitely aiming for a fission-fusion design: "The sources note that Ir
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by 05 1y ago
> plus a second fusion stage that (as far as I'm aware) Iran is not working to develop. All modern nukes are two stage designs, Iran would be insane not to have a fusion stage. It would basically be a Hiroshima style dirty bomb with
171.
by 05 1y ago
Sure, then you get to write an MDIO emulator so that it actually detects link and since it's a proprietary system you can't exactly comment out the SMI code.. fun!
172.
by 05 1y ago
https://youtu.be/oG2GaSMlfdo Off the shelf parts are available for 200mph quads (that’s without payload though)
173.
by 05 1y ago
> detonate 10 bombs side by side and you increase the radius by 10x By 10**.5~=3.2x
174.
by 05 1y ago
Indoor lighting is about two orders of magnitude dimmer, you’d need 1kW/m*2 (100W/sqft) to emulate a cloudless day at noon, so 20kW just to light up your living room, not accounting for LED losses.
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by 05 1y ago
Because realistically none of the hardware used even supports deep sleep correctly and will drain the battery using their high quiescent current LDO regs, pull-ups, LEDs and vBat dividers. Also latency and energy cost of getting back on the
176.
by 05 1y ago
Lots of “smart” products come with BK7231x chips that are flashable to esphome, nobody needs another custom protocol (even if open) since esphome currently supports local encrypted transport that’s going to be better than 99% of what the C
177.
by 05 1y ago
Any idiot can build a page that loads, but it takes an engineer to build a page that barely loads.
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by 05 1y ago
We're getting closer to effortless vlogging with automatic follow-me drones, so you don't need to choose between shooting and actually experiencing things as much as you used to.
179.
by 05 1y ago
Oh you mean something like Apple's Private Access Tokens? https://support.apple.com/en-us/102591 https://blog.cloudflare.com/eliminating-captchas-on-iphones-...
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by 05 1y ago
Forced history lessons are just indoctrination and propaganda, since what you learn is dictated by the government. I wonder if there’s a single country on Earth that teaches e.g. the history of Israel-Palestine conflict in a way that even t

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