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by 15155 4mo ago
Totally pedantic deep dive: the Pico has a USB FS PHY (the numbered versions don't directly correlate to line rate, and FS was defined in 1.0) - the signaling rate is 12Mb/s, but it's impossible to achieve sustained transfers
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by 15155 4mo ago
> Integrated Raspberry Pi 5 for onboard computation and control. Far more than it could be.
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by 15155 4mo ago
The point is to prevent missiles and drones from impacting their intended targets. For most payloads and targets, this requires very little distortion.
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by 15155 4mo ago
Because an attacker can just replay legitimate broadcasts with slightly skewed time and origin and introduce huge errors into the fix.
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by 15155 4mo ago
Who said anything about expense? Why does "bigger" equal "more expensive?" Lead, concrete, etc. are cheap on land, but volume is a precious resource on a ship. HEU isn't the only reactor fuel out there, either. And
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by 15155 4mo ago
HEU results in fewer actinide products and a substantially more-compact reactor.
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by 15155 4mo ago
Naval reactors use HEU specifically so that humans can live and work in close proximity for long periods of time. Land-based deployments don't have this constraint.
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by 15155 4mo ago
So can scrambling - which is not encryption.
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by 15155 4mo ago
In a post-LLM world, Denuvo has far greater issues.
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by 15155 4mo ago
There are plenty of products to facilitate small-scale semiconductor manufacture: university nanofabs all over the world have them. You can, too, without much/any paperwork... if you have the funds.
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by 15155 4mo ago
They have to provide the service at peak scale and high-availability, your local setup doesn't have those extremely expensive requirements.
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by 15155 4mo ago
> Cloud computing genuinely is cheaper on average. For some applications, sure. Availability is a large part of what one is paying for with cloud computing, but it's also something that not every business needs. If you sacrifice ava
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by 15155 4mo ago
Prior restraint?
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by 15155 4mo ago
Using Arc isn't a sin, it just shouldn't be used in hot loops.
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by 15155 4mo ago
> getting the resources and real world stuff to build it *while being observed by the most wealthy, powerful nations in the history of the world, who have made it their direct mission to prevent this from happening.
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by 15155 4mo ago
I'm sure it's extremely difficult when the entire program is full of moles and every bright individual that dares tackle the problem has an untimely Hellfire applied directly to their forehead.
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by 15155 4mo ago
Ignoring these specific "WMD" cases: there are many inconvenient facts that the general public can't handle in their unadulterated form, so Anthropic and friends have to caveat and spin them into oblivion. Guardrails aren&#x2
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by 15155 4mo ago
Espionage.
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by 15155 4mo ago
DDR2 is absolutely still made - there are industrial embedded applications that can't use anything else.
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by 15155 4mo ago
There's basically zero chance 100Ω resistors are contributing to your issues on a protocol that is host-clocked and can operate in the single kilobaud range. Lower speed or try one of the other fifty debug firmware projects. https:&#x
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by 15155 5mo ago
- A substantially simpler, more-contained build process - A base from which to build upon by removing unsafe blocks
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New York to require 3D printers to be equipped with filter software(governor.ny.gov)
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by 15155 5mo ago
> Arguably this is a racket and a thin veneer of plausible deniability for authoritarian rule. The fact that Lexis and WestLaw have such an iron grip on the entirety of the US legal system is exactly why general LLMs are completely unequ
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by 15155 5mo ago
> drafting a will Tell me you've never been the executor of an estate in the United States without telling me.
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by 15155 5mo ago
Do you have any specific case citations to substantiate this idea?
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by 15155 5mo ago
Can you potentially see the difference (red-tape-wise) between a centralized/trunking FAA-certified radio on one highly-specific frequency vs. random, uncertified rogue transmitters all over the spectrum? This wasn't a carrier reg
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by 15155 5mo ago
The plot worked, the device didn't (nor did it need to.)
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by 15155 5mo ago
This isn't why there are no free alternatives: there are for 7 Series chips. Free alternatives have terrible QoR.
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by 15155 5mo ago
People are still using Vivado 2019 (and earlier) and ISE. The ability to use these versions isn't going anywhere.
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by 15155 5mo ago
QoR for advanced and large designs can change wildly between versions (for better or worse.)

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