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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Pro tip: ST actually has a free tool called CubeMX that you can use to avoid the USB mistake. I've used a few H7 parts in the past and it's never been something we missed. I'm actually surprised people were surprised. USB hig
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Why not use the STMs that have the LoRa built in?
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
My gut feeling is that I'd want it to use my IP address to get as much relevant data as possible. I don't want to click into my state, then city/county. As others pointed out the font is a bit small so clicking on states is p
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46848876
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Hey all good. My advice, not that you asked for it, is to put the math in the comment. Even as a footnote. I've found myself backtracking a lot of math comments after I stare at it in the text box for a few seconds.
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Not to be an Elon defender, but can you back up your 0.15/ton? My own searching puts ROSA orders of magnitude higher. Each array is 600kg (0.6t) and puts out 20kw ( https://space.skyrocket.de/doc_sdat/irosa-1.htm )
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
I guess modern compilers (meaning anything Arduino era and up, at least when I first got into them maybe mid 2010s) abstract that away, because while true that it's doing that under the hood we at least don't have to worry about i
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Ah. A lesson from somebody who's built hardware that I'm sure you've now learned: make sure connectors can't plug into eachother unless they're supposed to. Even if they're different connectors, different keyin
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
This is similar to nighthawkinlight's videos on phase change materials. It was very cool to see how his Ziploc bags of homemade goo helped regulate temperature.
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Is geothermal not the opposite of that? My understanding was that the geothermal MO is that there's virtually infinite thermal mass in the earth so it won't heat/cool, not that you heat/cool your local chunk
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
So just to confirm, the actual cause for the controls not working is still unknown to the reader but the reason the measurements didn't make sense was swapped labels?
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
#2 is very crucial and it's something I've learned has to be well defined. Just this past week I heard a task was done. I check it. Only half is done. They didn't check the issue ticket before asserting completion. Not a big
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Yeah but that's kind of a meaningless description. Unless they literally had 0 planning on how they'd talk to the base station, presumably they tested this to some capacity or had some assumption it would work that was misguided f
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
The advantages aren't strictly on how many architectures you have. There's more facility to put things in the layer as steps instead of hacky surrounding scripts, and I've never had it mess up needing to rebuild something.
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
I like this. Bitbake is a steep learning curve. Nowhere near as simple as buildroot. But I maintain that if you can get over the first few slopes, the payoff is worth it. However, I don't like new files as patches. I really prefer to h
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
So the way I see it is fundamentally there was an issue with receiving signals on the spacecraft and that caused issues. I'd really like to know more about that. They mention doppler shift but that's bidirectional so even without
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
To be very clear, there are networks that exist that do not share anything across the boundary. I'm maybe not your prime customer, but some people get very hung up on such things and we go in circles about feasibility. So in that 2 is
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
I think options 1 and 4. I like the idea of 4. I was trying out one of these projects and indexes a codebase with AI to make asking questions about it easier. I ran the numbers and it was going to take 24 hours of crunching on my 7900xtx. I
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
I'm sure I don't need to say it, but what got declassified and the work you did are very, very different things. Pretty much everything in the notice is included in this article, so anything you're not reading.... Best to kee
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Correct. Much in the same way that videos were online before YouTube, social networks existed before Facebook, and messaging existed before WhatsApp and co, they should have understood their problem set better instead of just following the
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Maybe I'm not understanding the problem. I just saw mention of obsidian being the only paid app a user had on their laptop. I'd never heard of it. For me, I keep a notes.txt either local to the project (not repo) folder, or named
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
I guess I'm not sure I understand the solution. I use a low value (idk 15 minutes maybe?) because I don't have a static ip and I don't want that to cause issues. It's just me to my home server so I'm not adding noti
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Agreed. IMO anything that's objectively the wrong implementation for any lifespan of the regulated thing should not get grandfathered. If it's like, "this type of concrete only lasts 10 years" then the regulation should
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
A bit sneaky of the reporter here. They're hinting that even with an extra hydrant it may not have helped because there wasn't enough water to go around. Unless I'm misunderstanding
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
While not unexpected, the numbers still say that if you bought silver before Trump (which given history of metals countering uncertainty and the promised causes of uncertainty was a smart move), you're making a solid > doubling even
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
I always ask this question about these bots: is the literature the training data or is the understanding of literature the training data? Meaning, sure you trained the bot on the current rules and regulations. But does that mean the model w
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
I do this too, and in my experience, if it's important enough and I've missed it they'll call. Currently undergoing a major (positive) life event that's had more than a few of those cases. The other issue I run into is w
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Agreed. I also thought it was a very dumb move until I saw that. That said, 3% but it costs 2.5x as much, maybe people option them higher idk, that could be a 10% revenue hit. But maybe that's worth it for them
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
I feel like if I ever used an agentic AI that's how I'd need it to be done. Too many cases of AIs getting access to files that it shouldn't. But then then, how do I allow it to look things up online without sending all my cod
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=56HJQm5nb0U They are not living up to expectation. This is a different test but still.

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