Neywiny

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by Neywiny 2y ago
That keyboard looks like an interesting choice
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by Neywiny 2y ago
ARM puts the number on their website. For a 40nm node, it's 0.028mm^2. That is configuration dependent, but it's a starting point.
873.
by Neywiny 2y ago
I think subconsciously I look to the end to find differences too. So maybe I'd prefer er/let to come last
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by Neywiny 2y ago
I think my only problem with this article is how seemingly easy it is for people to do this. I wish our cops could do proactive things like this on their own more often. This viewpoint brought to you by how many videos I've seen of ant
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by Neywiny 2y ago
Understood. Thanks for considering it and the cool project
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by Neywiny 2y ago
While I love the esp32, it feels underutilized. I wonder if instead of the hardcoded "randomness" it could traverse a 1-D perlin noise field with a large scale but maybe varying sharpness. That way you can get long stretches of no
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by Neywiny 2y ago
I ran into this a few years ago with a cots GNSS product. Their datasheet said it supported 232, 422, maybe 485. But they didn't say how to select any of them and when I probed, it was I think 422. It was certainly 0-3v. Not wanting to
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by Neywiny 2y ago
There's a cities skylines YouTuber who agrees with you. He calls it lane math. "2 come off, 2 go on,..." I'm sure there's some reason the engineers do it irl, but it is funny that going with your approach does fix t
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by Neywiny 2y ago
Yeah.... I don't care if other people have plaque on their teeth, I can't see it anyway. But if they reek, that's nasty.
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by Neywiny 2y ago
My under sink cabinet is a mess. For me, I have no idea if someone is my last tube or just that another one is hiding. This way at least if the different tube is the only one I've found within a reasonable time, there is a high probabi
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by Neywiny 2y ago
While I like the reasoning of Japan's use, I think the other ones aren't strong enough to necessitate faxes being the method of choice for me.
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by Neywiny 2y ago
Like another commentator, I tried it out. What came back was... Grammatical garbage. I strongly recommend running this AI through some kind of spell checker type software. The title here also having typographical errors isn't a great i
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by Neywiny 2y ago
Yep. So if I'm in a mood for music, YouTube learns what vibe I'm going for. Full algorithmic power bends to my will. Then I close the browsers and get a clean slate. Perfect
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by Neywiny 2y ago
The paper says they got 760 wh/l which isn't bad. Normal zinc-air is 2.5x that, but these small ones aren't that different to lithium ion. I think that's pretty great.
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by Neywiny 2y ago
I've opted to just incognito the majority of my browsing. Likewise it's annoying to keep logging in and sometimes I wish I had something from my history. On the other hand, I never have to worry about cookies
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by Neywiny 2y ago
Caveating a few things: Firefox nightly works pretty much just as well and as stably as the regular build and brings back extensions. Months ago they did something with PDFs that made them ridiculously slow, and nightly for some reason does
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by Neywiny 2y ago
I did this for a class on compilers and interpreters where we wrote our own, each week expanding on functionality but keeping the 2 in feature parity. I wrote Python to auto generate test cases. I vaguely recall that the test was if the two
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by Neywiny 2y ago
I usually turn to C++ when I need such things. Hopefully I remember this exists next time.
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by Neywiny 2y ago
Another good question. I don't super understand a lot of the "I downloaded a software, bought a radio, and look it works". But I do like, for example, things like [1]. The reverse engineering side, the legal hacking side, tha
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by Neywiny 2y ago
Understood, thanks. I thought there was some exploit or something in play.
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by Neywiny 2y ago
Hi maintainer, can you please outline the differences in functionality between using this on a rooted vs non-rooted device? Thank you
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by Neywiny 2y ago
Ah. I missed that. But you wouldn't put a filter, you'd do what's called digital downconversion or DDC. This is doing the IQ demodulation in software. It's not a phase shift, it's a different type of block.
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by Neywiny 2y ago
I learned this from ComputerCraft programming. It's become applicable many times since then, occasionally professionally. But, the ability to tell the terminal when it's starting/done a frame is a lot more powerful IMO.
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by Neywiny 2y ago
I understand that. Why do you think this isn't already a good IQ stream? The max2830 has the 90 degree hybrid built in (like every IQ demodulator I've ever seen)
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by Neywiny 2y ago
Not sure I understand the I/Q comment. What would the phase shifter do to the signal? Just overlap I on top of Q?
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by Neywiny 2y ago
I think there are a few ways to approach this question as an engineer that makes SDRs professionally (in a group, not just me, I'm not magic). I could probably fill a decent sized book with all I've learned of practical applicatio
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by Neywiny 2y ago
While I share your passion, there's still a front end. The front end vs back end of a cpu core exists as long as the logic for decoding an instruction is separate from that of executing. In an AVR core, the "instruction decode&quo
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by Neywiny 2y ago
inb4 uuoc award givers. Having the cat at the front simplifies adding to the front of the pipeline.
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by Neywiny 2y ago
That's fair. So then yeah I guess the dock is needed. Considering it didn't look that big, if I bought one of these I'd probably want it integrated instead.
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by Neywiny 2y ago
I'm thinking similarly. But you don't need GameCube controllers to use a wii. I think that's all the dock adds.

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