Karliss

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by Karliss 2y ago
In addition to electronic singalling being completely different, the serial interface used by many 3d printers is not the same as low level serial interface sent over the wire. There is a low level usb protocol for stuff like data packets ,
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by Karliss 2y ago
We might have a bit of miscommunication of what exactly is referred as "copyright", "transferring" and the way its translated in various languages. Wikipedia/Google translate suggests to me that generic name for cop
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by Karliss 2y ago
One more example demonstrating the opposite - in EU the copyright law explicitly states that transferable copyrights for software get automatically transferred from employees to the company. Which suggests that for other types of copyrighta
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by Karliss 2y ago
That doesn't seem right. While I agree that not being able to copyright AI generated commercial code is problematic and reason for avoiding it, the need to transfer all rights to customer doesn't seem like one of them. Following y
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by Karliss 2y ago
The problem is that with exception of single person projects it's not as simple as paying 99$. Using individual developer account means exposing private information of one of the developers (which not everyone wants) and is a major bus
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by Karliss 2y ago
Considering that I see giant >50 inch vertical LCDs screens used as advertisement boards in bus stops and every 100m along street. Same places that previously had rolling advertisement lightboxes swapping between printed ads every coupl
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by Karliss 2y ago
I always thought the same when seeing that XKCD comic, but turns out it was the opposite. PS3 hack (2010) came 3 years after the XKCD comic(2007), they even used it as one of slides during 27C3 presentation. https://media.ccc.de&
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by Karliss 2y ago
From what I understand there was no change of base within the solution code. Author just used the base conversion function to prepare some test inputs. "The input array must contain a string representations of the numbers. The programm
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by Karliss 2y ago
That's English for you, same word is usable for describing action, place and the furnace.
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by Karliss 2y ago
From what I understand the timer registers should be on APB(1) bus which operates at fixed 26MHz clock. That should be much closer to the scale of fast timer clocks compared to cpu_relax() and main CPU clock running somewhere in the range o
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by Karliss 2y ago
The related part of doc has one more note "This request requires up to three timer clock cycles. If the selected timer is working at slow clock, the request could take longer." From the way doc is formatted it's not fully cle
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by Karliss 2y ago
For C# and Java sure. Those are relatively easy to decompile and the decompilers are quite reliable. With exception of features like generator functions and lambdas most of the languages map 1:1 from source to bytecode, type information is
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by Karliss 2y ago
Reasonably designed embedded device like that should be using a watchdog timer which automatically restarts it if code gets stuck (it's a basic hardware level feature available in almost all microcontrollers), and any crash should also
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by Karliss 2y ago
It needs ~60℃ . Immediately after pulling it out of the hot water it might little bit too hot and sticky, but after cooling a little bit it will become less sticky and cool enough to safely touch with hands.
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by Karliss 2y ago
Based on this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4FUZcF_IC4 video LeapRader seems to use similar technology in the sense that they both are based on grid of points with offsets. Although at least by eye the timing/anchor
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by Karliss 2y ago
See the animation https://www.gitkraken.com/learn/git/git-rebase#how-to-git-re... . It is very limited as I said (happens at the branch level not individual commits and you can't choose base), but at least it
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by Karliss 2y ago
If I am not mistaken Git Kraken has a limited version of that.
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by Karliss 2y ago
If humanity ever gets to the point where intelligent robots are capable of watching TV like human can, having to adjust copyright laws seems like the least of problems. How about having to adjust almost every law related to basic "huma
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by Karliss 2y ago
That one was Asus ROG Maximus Z690 Hero ~2years ago.
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by Karliss 2y ago
Interactive examples are nice, but would have been better if there was a side by comparison or toggle for switching to previous iteration. In most of the cases improvement of each iteration is so subtle I couldn't tell a difference.
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by Karliss 2y ago
By a somewhat generous interpretation classical computer memory depends on implicit duplication/majority vote in the form of increased cell size of each bit instead of discrete duplication. Same way as repetition of signal sent over th
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by Karliss 2y ago
I once looked into mouse sensors for similar purpose, but the raw frame export capabilities were disappointing. Looking at the datasheet of PMW3360 which claims to have up to 12000 FPS, but the timing sequence for raw frame dump suggests ~2
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by Karliss 2y ago
I can't defend tumbler. But with regards to turntable vs non-turntable (which if you are unlucky might default to tumbler), I have some ideas. In general I feel more comfortable with turntable mode (and have used it in Blender, game en
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by Karliss 2y ago
None of those are options for this thing. They are all real DIY projects that some people have made. Some of these especially 3d printed ones have 3d models made by authors of each project. Still takes time to make clean and consistent illu
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by Karliss 2y ago
What part of the patent in your opinion infringed by the youtube video? Robot arms have existed long before 2015. And a lot of them use some combination of encoders. The term "secondary feedback" by itself without clarification do
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by Karliss 2y ago
I would say that the problem with excel is that it makes two contradicting assumptions which is a red flag for bad design. "it is user's fault for not knowing how to use the tool" and "user is lazy idiot who won't s
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by Karliss 2y ago
It almost feels like it's easier to list which fundamental projects have more than one active maintainer. Many of the core library and tools are mostly finished and have very little yearly activity. How many maintainers does a project
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by Karliss 2y ago
There isn't much of metagame if number is only in Ballmers mind. No matter what guesses you choose he can force you to make at least log_2(100) guesses. Doing anything except splitting in half will only increase amount of guesses. Ther
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by Karliss 2y ago
There are many orders of magnitude difference between smallest and higher end microcontrollers. You can have an 8bit micro with <1k of ram and <8k of flash memory, and you can have something with >8MB of flash memory or more runnin
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by Karliss 2y ago
Statcounter data is based on website visits. It is very unlikely that any significant fraction of them are being used for browsing web, or even have a graphical interface with web browser installed for doing it.

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