Kliment

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811.
by Kliment 11y ago
Reused unless you do a quench (emergency shutdown)
812.
by Kliment 11y ago
I'll take you up on that. kliment@0xfb.com or Kliment on freenode IRC
813.
by Kliment 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Based in Cologne, Germany, remote preferred I do custom electronics, robotics, and embedded software development - I specialize in quickly turning ideas into prototypes. I've built custom automation equipment for chemist
814.
by Kliment 11y ago
The simple and correct response to this is to not track people.
815.
by Kliment 11y ago
They do exist - see https://www.tindie.com/products/EmbeddedDay/esp8266-wifi-mod...
816.
by Kliment 11y ago
I agree, so I asked my material scientist friend. Based on the strand thickness in that microscope image being approximately 8 microns, a single strand can hold about 250g. So a web would probably hold a spade, depending on how well it stic
817.
by Kliment 12y ago
Wow, I had no idea. Since their source is closed and untouchable I had no way to check either. Is there any reason there aren't several certified open RTOSes around?
818.
by Kliment 12y ago
Is the order of magnitude of lines of code in QNX different from that of linux? At a first approximation, I don't see why it would be.
819.
by Kliment 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Based in Cologne, Germany, remote preferred I do custom electronics, robotics, and embedded software development - I specialize in quickly turning ideas into prototypes. I've built custom automation equipment for chemist
820.
by Kliment 12y ago
I've written non-microsoft code that talks to non-microsoft code via COM. It was a painful experience, but you do in fact see it happen. I also know people who do this regularly, and seemingly fairly painlessly. I wouldn't call it
821.
by Kliment 12y ago
Many DVDs still have ads, unskippable "look, here is this super loud 20 second fade in of the distributor logo" sections and very loud menus. They also have mandatory unskippable "warnings" about how evil you are and how
822.
by Kliment 12y ago
It's huge not because it needs to be but because it needs to fit the PoP bottom package to match the flash chip on top. The flash chip actually needs to be that size, so there you go.
823.
by Kliment 12y ago
It's 150cm in Germany but enforcement and compliance varies a lot by region.
824.
by Kliment 12y ago
Isn't the whole point of venture capital that you take on a large risk in return for a large potential payout. VC is called "risk capital" in a number of languages for a reason.
825.
by Kliment 12y ago
I felt the same way, and all my questions were answered by reading the previous article that describes the original setup. I guess the author assumed everyone had read that one.
826.
by Kliment 12y ago
You mean you get to watch a bunch of forced ads with the volume turned up to eleven and get told what a horrible criminal you are and then maybe you get to see the movie if your ears are still functional.
827.
by Kliment 12y ago
I don't know what your university offers, but here is what I'd recommend in terms of material: - A basic analog electronics course - A computational logic course - Some introductory material on high-speed/RF signal propagatio
828.
by Kliment 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Based in Cologne, Germany, remote preferred I do custom electronics, robotics, and embedded software development - I specialize in quickly turning ideas into prototypes. I've built custom automation equipment for chemist
829.
by Kliment 12y ago
Ogden Nash, for his skill in turning pain into absurdity
830.
by Kliment 12y ago
I might do that. Does Friday work for you? Email me at kliment@0xfb.com (yes, that's a zero)
831.
by Kliment 12y ago
It's Germanwings' first accident ever. I also live in Köln and fly with them frequently, but I'm not particularly concerned. Also, on a totally offtopic note, want to meet up?
832.
by Kliment 12y ago
What's with the disgusting "Are you human? Recommend this story." bullshit at the bottom? Are they implying that only robots would read it and not be grateful enough for the wisdom imparted upon them to recommend?
833.
by Kliment 12y ago
A friend of mine does jewelry courses in the Amsterdam area and has special courses for couples to make rings for each other. It's an order of magnitude cheaper than supporting the diamond industry, and much more personal and fun. His
834.
by Kliment 12y ago
I agree, and it is sad. Well, in 20 years when the patent expires we can finally get some progress on this tech, just like when the patents on filament extrusion expired the costs went down two orders of magnitude and print speed and qualit
835.
by Kliment 12y ago
The "fraction" refers to expense rate versus savings rate. If your "absolute amount" is low enough relative to your income, your savings rate is high so you can retire earlier.
836.
by Kliment 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Based in Cologne, Germany, remote preferred I do custom electronics, robotics, and embedded software development - I specialize in quickly turning ideas into prototypes. I've built custom automation equipment for chemist
837.
by Kliment 12y ago
The way I understand it, Smart Projects, who is a hardware manufacturer that currently exclusively manufactures the official Arduino boards, is trying to take over the brand in fear that the actual Arduino management is going to drop the ex
838.
by Kliment 12y ago
This makes me both very happy and very sad - happy because it's a brilliant thing, sad because it's in a proprietary format that requires expensive closed software to open and edit.
839.
by Kliment 12y ago
Stripe are non-evil to me and non-evil to my customers. They have never done anything unexpected or screwed over anyone I know. Paypal have fucked over a lot of people I know for inexplicable reasons. They've fucked me over personally
840.
by Kliment 12y ago
Or how about we kill the parasitic patent industry once and for all? Declare all patents invalid, like the debt amnesties that were common thousands of years ago, and refuse to issue any new ones.

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