127361

29 ms·

211.
by 127361 3y ago
I think Espressif have or at least used to have their own in-house developed MAC and PHY, which is not publicly documented. For the Bouffalo Lab and Beken WiFi SoCs we already have SVD files[1] for the WiFi MAC (and likely the PHY too). Thu
212.
by 127361 3y ago
Down with this thinly veiled morality policing. Someone should make a read-only bootable USB flash drive OS, with all the AI models in it plus GPU drivers, etc. That way, people will be able to create anything they want with it and enforc
213.
by 127361 3y ago
By the way, I have left the community and found something else to do after the introduction of these codes of conduct in open source. Over and done with it.
214.
by 127361 3y ago
We'll see what happens after Manifest V3 becomes mandatory in Chrome. That might trigger an influx of users?
215.
by 127361 3y ago
Also stylometric analysis of your writing can be used to identify you.
216.
by 127361 3y ago
Living off-grid is how I'm dealing with the whole situation nowadays.
217.
by 127361 3y ago
Now here in the UK they are using people's passport photos for facial recognition, at least to stop shoplifting. It won't be long before this is expanded to other things due to feature creep.
218.
by 127361 3y ago
Time to decentralize everything. I think we are already in the early stages of this new trend. We can run AI locally and hard drives are so large we can have a local copy of an entire library, with millions of ebooks, in our own home now. T
219.
by 127361 3y ago
This. It was only a matter of time.
220.
by 127361 3y ago
And no SJW bullshit or "code of conduct" in the whole SerenityOS project either. So it's free of this bullshit politics. And such politics tends to attract parasites which take over the organization to promote their personal
221.
by 127361 3y ago
I agree Mozilla should be involved politics to do with software freedom, but it should not be involved in politics to do with our government, etc.
222.
by 127361 3y ago
They should stay out of politics completely. This incident is a matter for law enforcement to deal with, not Mozilla. Mozilla is a tech firm, it's purpose is to develop a Web browser, period. It should not be involved in social policie
223.
by 127361 3y ago
Yes, I gave up on Firefox many years ago and use Chromium now. This is because of the identity politics and feminist "code of conduct" speech code being pushed by the organization. I know Google is no better, but I still did it to
224.
by 127361 3y ago
That was the turning point for Mozilla, after that it started to become involved in activism, including social justice and identity politics.
225.
by 127361 3y ago
https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/we-need-more-than-deplat...
226.
by 127361 3y ago
I really wish Mozilla would stay out of politics, especially identity politics. And I've seen some pro-censorship advocacy from them in the name of Internet "safety."
227.
by 127361 3y ago
This is how I fixed my focus problems (written very hastily as I am short on time): Watch out for domestic abuse or bullying in your life, if you are a victim of it, the upset from it will knock out your executive functioning for a while an
228.
by 127361 3y ago
It's not hard for me, I work with my mind, not against it, on subjects that are relevant to what I want to do. That way, it's easy. That is the natural way of learning. What really ruins this process is cramming in so much unnec
229.
by 127361 3y ago
Could that be homogenization caused by the rise of social media in the ~2010 timeframe? Where individuality is being eliminated by the stifling conformity of being constantly visible and everyone knowing your stuff? Things which used to be
230.
by 127361 3y ago
Also maybe a symptom of chasing a quick profit in the short term over other considerations, such as product quality. So better play it safe so the valuation rises by the time the manager/designer/marketer has moved on to another c
231.
by 127361 3y ago
The decline of the modern corporation in general, then? Just gets bogged down by bureaucracy and the marketing departments taking everything over? Or some similar malaise.
232.
by 127361 3y ago
Some of the AI art I've been browsing is far better than many human artists could create, it totally lacks the blandness and dumb trend-following of human creators.
233.
by 127361 3y ago
But there should be a way to lock those fuses before shipping the product to market. Otherwise the device can be permanently bricked and the hardware will need to be replaced. On Espressif and Beken chips these fuses are lockable. Once lock
234.
by 127361 3y ago
Those Bouffalo Lab chips are self-destructing, there's no write protect for the EFuse bits, one wrong register write and the chip's locked in secure boot mode and thus dead. Go for Beken instead, they designed the EFuse controller
235.
by 127361 3y ago
Yes, moral Puritans just in a new modern form.
236.
by 127361 3y ago
I'm suspecting there are server-side scripts on many sites which relay data to the RTB system? So blocking ads won't prevent this data from being transmitted then? https://digiday.com/marketing/wtf-is-server-s
237.
by 127361 3y ago
Not on Rockchip platforms as far as I am aware. The RK3588 is one of their highest performing SoCs, it has 4 Cortex-A76 cores running 2.4GHz thus making it somewhat close to desktop performance, without any of these blobs or locked down boo
238.
by 127361 3y ago
It would be really nice to have Raspberry Pi-like developer board with this chip. At one point Qualcomm released full documentation for their SoCs, with a publicly available manual with near complete register documentation. I think it was f