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541.
by 15155 11mo ago
pnpm is so laughably terrible compared to Cargo it's not even comparable in the same breath.
542.
by 15155 11mo ago
> It’s faster than having to route your MCU Common misconception. A handful of capacitors, SPI NOR flash, an inductor, and a crystal is way easier to place and route than a restrictive module that completely disables your ability to use
543.
by 15155 11mo ago
Which tariffs would be applicable to this hardware?
544.
by 15155 11mo ago
Basically every integrated circuit is exempt from retaliatory tariffs, current custom MacBook Pros are shipping from China direct: which tariffs are you referring to?
545.
by 15155 11mo ago
Bitmain is quite often first on new nodes, ahead of Apple, even.
546.
by 15155 11mo ago
> I can still make a book like that in my basement. People do this as a hobby now. You can still build chips like that in your garage. People do this as a hobby now. You can absolutely manufacture a convincingly-professional, current-gen
547.
by 15155 11mo ago
640K ought to be enough for anyone.
548.
by 15155 11mo ago
JLC will not do blind vias for you under any circumstances.
549.
by 15155 11mo ago
> Ruby does not care for efficiency, so there is no point to argue for symbols vs string performance Symbols existed entirely for performance reasons and were once never GC'd: this is absolutely Ruby "car[ing] for efficiency.&q
550.
by 15155 11mo ago
> "China" is paying these tariffs What is China doing when they intentionally/greatly devalue the RMB?
551.
by 15155 11mo ago
> AFAICT was in place for ~80 years Sure, but it wasn't $800 for 80 years: the $800 change happened in 2016... the threshold was $200 from 2016-1994, starting at $1 (and tapering up) in 1938.
552.
by 15155 11mo ago
> UPS business account > What triggered everything was a fraudulent shipment made using my UPS account If your business allows for it, set your account to "Deny Inbound Charges" at https://www.ups.com/vip&#x2
553.
by 15155 1y ago
> Specialized IO coprocessors which are programmed using “code” like PIO Which is exactly what GP was talking about: the TI PRU cores are this.
554.
by 15155 1y ago
Try permanently disabling Windows Defender on modern Windows 11 and get back to me.
555.
by 15155 1y ago
The cheaper play (which could be implemented today, likely with few HW changes) would be to just use BLE or another 2.4GHz proprietary protocol to broadcast your usage data (maybe encrypted with a vendor key - let's be generous) to ano
556.
by 15155 1y ago
True. `caller` tells you where it is called from, during runtime.
557.
by 15155 1y ago
You can search for "def process" - it's inheritance and metaprogramming that make finding the underlying implementation difficult.
558.
by 15155 1y ago
> has a gate that is easily opened Invariably, the argument is: "users will just be instructed to open the gate by the bad guys, so we can't have a gate!"
559.
by 15155 1y ago
Patterning is just one of many issues.
560.
by 15155 1y ago
gccrs exists?
561.
by 15155 1y ago
This unfortunate little thing called "reality."
562.
by 15155 1y ago
> It’s like I don’t want to live in a town where everyone has guns, I’d like a police force with accountability Accountability doesn't equal magic: when seconds count, the police are minutes (realistically: hours, in many places) aw
563.
by 15155 1y ago
Basic math would show you that the vast majority of citizens cannot cover the taxable Federal spend: $6.4T/340M persons = $18823/individual. ~$20k in taxes are paid at ~$100k in income. The US taxation regime is highly progressi
564.
by 15155 1y ago
> Money is finite. So are basic survival needs. Yes, and the United States cannot shoulder the burden of the entirety of the world's economic migrants. Where is this magical, commensurate influx of licensed doctors coming from to de
565.
by 15155 1y ago
Money is finite - where is this money coming from? Vacuuming the (imaginary - we're using feelings here, let's not split hairs on things like 'markets') accounts of every billionaire and redistributing these funds evenly
566.
by 15155 1y ago
> $50B is being wasted on rounding up non-violent migrants How many dollars did these "non-violent" (economic) "migrants" expend in emergency room resources? How many productive citizens died (and how much financial l
567.
by 15155 1y ago
How do you offer entitlements and quality healthcare to the entire population of the world without money? Who should be allowed to participate in the decision-making process that allocates these finite resources?
568.
by 15155 1y ago
How many doctors are flowing in on H-1Bs across the Darién gap?
569.
by 15155 1y ago
Video format is objectively lower bandwidth (information-density-wise) than text regardless of age.
570.
by 15155 1y ago
The point is that there's a value judgment being made somewhere - who should be the arbiter and why? Diagnostics aren't free, either: many (most?) countries do not have anything remotely resembling the private offerings that Que

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