Neywiny

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by Neywiny 10mo ago
As long as that's on the router's side. I guess I did that on my phone for some reason so when I upgraded and migrated they had the same address. I'm surprised it worked at all. It was just painfully slow.
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
What does the pi do? Feels like something that could get replaced with an ESP32 if it needs to be remote or just an ftdi chip or some other usb to gpio if not
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Sadly we'll need to wait for independent studies. Too many companies claim bio degradability when they barely break down when buried for a long time. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SxUkMG2Io4w shows the greenwashing.
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Key loggers do not need to attack Logitech software to work, so I don't see the relevance
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
I'm not understanding the relevance to IPC. What do updates and the app store have to do with inter process communication?
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
The downside of ridiculously overcomplicating the task. Certificates for IPC? So if somebody runs a virus on the computer they can't tell that one program told the other that you want your RGB to be brighter?
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Says fully operational now
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Depending on the part, it's likely the iGPU will be even faster. The new panther lake has iGPUs with either 80% or 250% the performance of the NPU when at the higher end. But on lower end models, it's lower but still within the sa
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
RP2040 is not new. A bit odd to say it is. I then thought maybe this was from a few years ago, but it's not, so idk
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
What about their comment is credible? They brought up possible points, borderline likely points, but it carries no ethos. No app decompiling, no build system analysis. I'm just not seeing what you're seeing
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
That's a really good catch. Didn't notice it my first time watching it. I suppose that either way it beats the old method but that's very weird to do that to the test.
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Because it's not a fluid filled compass and it's not one that has a disk blocking the map, or any other existing compass. What would you consider it? And yeah most the of the best inventions are that way. Imagine somebody had to i
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
But this is still unjustified speculation
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
32 cores on a die, 256 on a package. Still stunning though
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
No, see https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=44KP0vp2Wvg . You're right it didn't scale that well
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Nope, see https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=44KP0vp2Wvg . Just didn't scale enough
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Some notes: 1. Nice and tight article, good work 2. Shipped a piece of code, always props to that 3. The has_zero_byte it would be nice to actually do the math in the example. As is the example doesn't really show anything. It also sh
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Lol here I am moving them on my own when vendors won't or do it wrong. Sad to see a fellow embedded leaving. We certainly need all the help we can get
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
It might not be documented. You may have to do the grunt work when that happens and read the code. If you can't find it in the code, my recommendation is to just delete the CRT files and see who screams. Once you've found it, chec
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
I used slugbooks in uni to great success. Stupid freshman me bought every suggested book without second guessing. I got the hard cover and the binder variant (which doesn't come with a binder) of my chemistry textbook. After that I was
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
I may mention it for my next schematic, but they'd probably want to understand the data flow and run everything locally. In that this is a wrapper around the other models (and full credit due, clearly not just a dumb wrapper like an ex
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
It could help visually but you'll still have 200ms between you and your next door neighbor's actions
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
This... Actually might be the first AI product I'd ask my work to look into. I've had only one schematic reviewer out of the group catch that a part I'd re-used elsewhere in a design I inherited to reduce complexity + increas
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
This article is formatted weirdly. At one point the author just says "bar chart of..." And there's no chart. There were a lot of what felt like missing graphics but they had descriptions. Edit: thanks to a reply, seems the im
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
MPU stuff is on my to-do list to get read up on. I have had a decent amount of stack overflows, the aforementioned example (which was on an M7), and other stuff that it might help with. It's something I don't necessarily want to r
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Right off the bat, disagree. I always bring up this example but it's actually expanded. On some embedded systems, there is RAM at 0x0. It is writeable and readable. On even more, there's ROM there. Countless times I've had a
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
It actually kinda doesn't. I more meant around the GPUs where directly or otherwise Nvidia pays Microsoft, Microsoft pays Nvidia, both stocks go up by more than those amounts, profit. But for RAM, Sam Altman didn't put in a purcha
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
It's all money circles. Everything's made up and nothing matters
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Looks like solid code. My only gripe is the shadowing of x. I would prefer to see `for _ in range`. You do redefine it immediately so it's not the most confusing, but it could trip people up especially as it's x and not i or somet
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Very cool and nice it plugs into LLVM in a way it benefits all languages

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