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by Hasz 9y ago
It’s very possible — the full source to an older version is on github. That aside, it might be a poor example and explanation on my part. Other than technical competency, there is nothing inherently stopping everyone from having a shitty on
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by Hasz 9y ago
I wouldn't be so quick to conflate market share with a monopoly. We're one a message board other than reddit, and I could name hundreds with 10K+ users. Is reddit popular? No doubt. But it's far from a monopoly. A monopoly is
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by Hasz 9y ago
I'm not sure I see where this is used. It's way to expensive to put into a consumer product (adding another cell is way cheaper than shaving 100uA). For niche products (can afford a $20 uC on the BOM), development cost is non-triv
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by Hasz 9y ago
To be fair, Bill Gates doesn’t need to impress anyone. He could say “the sky is purple” and he would be as impressive an individual.
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by Hasz 9y ago
While Warwick and Matthews are both excellent physicians, what if there use of non traditional/peer-reviewed methods ended up shortening someone's life? How does a system as large an bureaucratic as health care allow for individua
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by Hasz 9y ago
Couldn’t get it to work with .rs domains. That being said, cool tool!
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by Hasz 9y ago
I love the line about "hurting Uber's reputation", as if they are the sterling example of honest and ethical company.
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by Hasz 9y ago
Would have loved a straight on close up of the board. The PCB routing at high frequencies is always interesting to see.
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by Hasz 9y ago
If you're trying to use bitcoin to avoid tax obligations, the IRS is more than capable of coming after you. Launder your coins? You bet they can track that. Buy off localbitocins? Still trackable, given enough interest. Never done anyt
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by Hasz 9y ago
What's the advantage of a RTOS?
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by Hasz 9y ago
Install a program like Fiddler and watch the call-homes roll in. It's truly amazing how many request are made while the computer is ostensibly doing nothing.
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by Hasz 9y ago
Allegedly, the Koch Brothers don't plan to take an active role in the company. "Steve Lombardo, a spokesman for Koch Industries, also said that the Kochs had no plans to take an active role in the expanded company. “This is a pass
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by Hasz 9y ago
Is there a significant penalty to having a domain name where the ccTLD finishes the word (youtu.be)?
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by Hasz 9y ago
For electronics, the book format is excellent. Analog design principles are not going to change anytime soon, and the Art of Electronics does an excellent job developing theoretical knowledge, an active intuition for what's going on, a
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by Hasz 9y ago
Want a good idea? Go talk to people. Figure out what their pain points are -- chances are, there are other people like them, and if it's enough of a pain, they'll pay for it. That being said, people are acutely aware of what pains
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by Hasz 9y ago
Just wanted to say I love your videos. Do you have any plans to continue uploading new content?
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by Hasz 9y ago
The EEVblog is great. Some of the older videos have some DFM, switcher layout, etc that is equally invaluable.
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by Hasz 9y ago
I agree. With the ability afforded by technology to quantify and manage work, I think a modern day equivalent of the WPA could be held to a higher standard than the original WPA.
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by Hasz 9y ago
Students have a number of opportunities available to them in both academic and private settings, so I doubt a significant amount of them would opt into a program like this. Another comment suggested AmeriCorps, which seems to be aimed at st
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by Hasz 9y ago
AmeriCorps seems to be highly targeted at students, with loan deferral and forgiveness programs. I'd like to see such a program for people who recently got out of jail, for example, or at least an addition to AmeriCorps that targets th
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by Hasz 9y ago
The USA had the WPA, which did something akin to my proposal. Its budget was 1.3bn in 1935 (23.5bn in 2017), and relative to the US military expenditure (521bn in 2016), it's just not that much money for an incredible amount of public
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by Hasz 9y ago
I'd like to see a version of "basic employment". Can't find a job? The government will guarantee you some baseline pay and give you a job and healthcare benefits almost unilaterally. You've still gotta show up and d
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by Hasz 9y ago
I think the technology must be decoupled from the bike. The worst thing to happen to biking would be the planned obsolescence that pervades all sorts of newly "smart" devices. What's more, I think things likes mapping and cam
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by Hasz 9y ago
Yeah, it's kinda tricky -- costs could be much higher. Wire bonders aren't exactly hot ticket items; very few people are using manual machines. A cheap Chinese made one from Taobao/Alibaba costs around $250, but add in shippi
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by Hasz 9y ago
That's probably the better option. I found an article about the export restrictions here. https://signalhound.com/news/how-we-implemexport-controls/ seems like it has to do with the fact it's guaranteed
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DIY injection molds(youtube.com)
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by Hasz 9y ago
I was thinking purely from a power consumption / die size / support stand point. Not sure what the MT6261 quiescent current is, but I'd expect it to be in the 100s of uA. An MSP430 can get down to 0.1uA, which is much more di
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by Hasz 9y ago
You can broadcast on a timer, you can switch to a low frequency, low bandwidth transmitter, you can store locally and pick up the device later, etc. It all depends on the environment.
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by Hasz 9y ago
I wonder why they even bothered with such a high end processor like the MT6261. Get a bare die micro like the MSP430, and a bare die GSM chipset, and you're set. You'd have to dissolve your SIM card in acid and wire bond it to the
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by Hasz 9y ago
The linked domain was registered 5 years ago -- if this is promotional stunt or fake piece, it has been impressively planned out.

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