MrHamburger

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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Maybe it is stagnant because companies does not need to compete for staff?
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
I would just start working for a different company and ignore the one I don't want to work for. What is the one trying to hold me going to do? Fire me for abstention? Well that's my goal to begin with.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
> The OS receives the devicetree in a memory location Which memory location? Any ARM SoC does not have defined where RAM must be. So which address are you going to touch from your OS to get the configuration? Yep, that's exactly wha
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Because it is a standard. Your proposed solution is ad-hoc which will work on your device(s), but nowhere else. Just make a mind experiment - Is flash memory SPI or parallel NAND? What if it is a Parallel NOR? Is EEPROM I2C? On which addres
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
1. Sourcing is difficult. Would you buy some random batteries from China? Do you trust the dealer that it won't fry your customer in few months after installation? Can you verify that what they are selling is what you have in your hand
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Open and free devicetree is absolutely useless if it needs to be part of OS image. The purpose of ACPI and UEFI is to have single booting mechanism with standardized device enumeration which is available directly on the hardware. If you nee
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
To disrupt any kind of x86 dominance ARM Motherboard manufacturers will first need to get their UEFI and ACPI support working first, otherwise their boards are nothing more than one-purpose toys running only a specific build of a system.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
With this logic you should also insist on legs instead of wheels.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
AI drone with pattern recognition of military vehicles and personnel is being furiously developed on Ukrainian and Russian side to circumvent ever present electronic warfare. So the model is expected to run offline on cheap disposable hardw
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
I don't think that whole battery pack will be standardized, more like it will have slots for smaller standardized packs (i.e. 10kg ones). Similar to standardization in PC. That would be solving so many problems. 1. Repairability - You
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Changing a head gasket will be detected by what exactly? Rebuilding your failed transmission (the wheels inside) will be detected by which sensor?
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Battery pack being DRM locked, while gas tank can't be.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
> Companies not respecting consumer rights isn't an inherent property of having an electric drivetrain. But it is so much easier. How car will tell that mechanical part has been changed? It can't.
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
But you can replace any of those 2000 moving parts with same one from eBay. You can either make your own if you know how. You can't change DRM locked part unless it is a new one and installed by approved technician using approved softw
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
> Plus Tesla still has trouble with parts and service. The company is twenty years old now. They should have that figured out. This is direct result of constant changes in the hardware during manufacturing. It might look good from custom
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by MrHamburger 2y ago
Imagine sharing pirated content on i.e. AWS, which would cause disconnection of whole AWS. Easy way how to get rid of competition.