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Karliss
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I am talking about default behavior of browsers and network libraries used to implement services listening to network requests. Not whether installing an extension whose purpose is interacting between locally running IDE and locally running
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Issues like this have been repeated countless times in various IDEs, debugger interfaces and local services using browser as UI. Developers need to stop using network sockets as IPC channels for local services unless browsers significantly
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If the computer is locked, typing commands will not do nothing. If computer is unlocked a person could do it manually without USB by just sending them over internet or storage device of choice, no fancy keyboard+mass storage device required
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Is there any information on what blockhain the thing will be running on? Is it going to be one of existing chains or their own Proof of Authority based blokchain? Thus answering to question "how it's better than Ubisoft owned DB&q
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Stainless steel still corrodes under harsh conditions. One of the mechanisms for why stainless steel is has low reactivity is through passivation. The elements mixed into stainless steel alloy quickly form a thin oxide layer in normal atmos
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Imagine a nail without head that has been fully hit into a piece of wood. Reversing the action doesn't pull the nail out unless you weld the hammer to the end of nail. It can't be pulled out either because there is nothing stickin
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Slightly more interesting example which isn't disconnected is a H letter consisting of 8 blocks. 3 blocks high and 2 in the horizontal section.
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Do any of current VR headsets do reprojection within headset independently from the game framerate similar to what tilt-5 does? I would expect it to help a lot with minimizing any delays and thus reducing motion sickness. Shouldn't it
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While they were able to get bitflips with all the modules. Difference between 100000 and 15 bitflips during 12h seems significant to me. Whatever mitigation manfacturer B has seems to be work a lot better than others. That's potential
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They sell both paid support and source code for extra money in addition to the subscription. It's in the plan comparison table.
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Instead of attaching transistors to shift registers there are shift register with open drain outputs and led drivers with shift register like interface designed for usecase like this. Some of them even have constant current drivers builtin
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It uses the "Awesome Lists" format many of which are more of huge lists of almost everything noteworthy on specific topic not a curated list with high standards. Often created for the purpose of farming github stars and contributi
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For very low runs maybe casting appropriate resin or polyurethane in a silicon mold might be suitable. That's doable in DIY setup with biggest investment being time and few hundred dollars worth material at most.
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Even with a mouse it's bad. If you have a free spinning scroll wheel scrolling a little can cause huge jump, but once you start scrolling faster the page will do opposite and not scroll at all (probably some kind of mechanism trying to
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A company might use it to eliminate any benefits of the actual human inventor, even if it's just the recognition as many job contracts are already pretty bad. It would be interesting to see it turned the other way around. If a company
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Steamdb uses 1.5-5% not 5-15%.
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There was at least one or two vulnerabilities in Android because it wasn't the same code doing those two things. Later they added a signature for whole zip(almost*) instead of previous approach inherited from jar which hashed each file
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Convenience aspect quckly turns into money at scale either directly or indirectly through time. It takes zero dollars to take single flowerpot but if you want to take 10000 you will need car, fuel and longer it takes to walk onto and away
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I would say that plans sufficiently specific to be done by any supplier and ability to switch supplier would be equivalent to final code and the final step should be done by using appropriate frameworks instead of human contractors. Any rep
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It is a IoT thingy with wireless connection which puts it in category where certain factors combine. * Cost effective solution for lightbulb would be not having it wireless connection at all instead of having less powerful MCU. So it being
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It looks like there is some confusion of what it is. The content you see in linked page is the the software not a demonstration of how the library output looks. If it was a library taking in bytes and outputting bytes I would agree that it
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20000 amps seems plausible. A regular desktop CPU operates at 1-2 Volts and power consumption of 100-200 watts which means 50-200 Amps. Comparison table shows nvidia A100 which has max power consumption of 400W. This has roughly 50 times th
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My suggestions are: Disable ability to make submissions until you have more solid plan Decide what is your goal. Do you want to make a judge system, do you want create tasks or do you want a platform with specific kind of tasks. Get in touc
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From a quick glance it looked quite worrying, many red flags. I didn't look too carefully so some of this might be wrong or I missed where it's done. * Results from the untrusted part inside container are returned using pickle. Wh
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8bit controllers like AVR a lot more accessible if you are going with no arduino approach of just datasheet+compiler. All the peripherals are described in single reasonable size datasheet and you can don't need much hardware initializa
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That number doesn't seem realistic. Even for future generations of ram and PCIe the bandwidth is on the order of 50GB/s not 2TB/s .
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Goals and Non-Goals explain that wuffs is not a general purpose programming language. If all the allocations are done by code invoking the function implemented in wuffs there is no point analyzing lifetimes. For the intended usecase lifetim
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Preprocessing is the easiest part unless you are working on IDE functionality and need to map it back to exact position in original source code at character instead of line level. Then it gets confusing because single expression can have po
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If the performance is important you can have performance regression tests. If not, then it probably doesn't matter too much if it always generates optimal assembly for this specific line of code.
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I don't have as negative sentiment as grandparent comment but I was disappointed by some parts. C++20 added niebloids. Not exactly template trickery, but still another concept introduced to fix problems, caused by other complicated fea
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