Neywiny

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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Maybe tunnel it over a secure protocol? If possible?
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
For a moment I thought you said "timing the IrDA dongle" and goodness is it a good thing you don't have to do that part yourself
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
To be fairrrrr problems that started recently still need solving. It's how the problem came to be that's more relevant imo
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Right. There are countless parameters and seeds and whatnots to tweak. But theoretically if all the inputs are the same the outputs should be within Epsilon of a known good. I wouldn't even mandate temperature or any other parameter be
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Disappointing on the NPU. I have found it's a point where industry wide improvement is necessary. People talk tokens/sec, model sizes, what formats are supported... But I rarely see an objective accuracy comparison. I repeatedly s
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Great points on the documentation. It's hard to find the perfect balance and I see it from NASA's POV. I've seen countless times where on system level testing a component isn't playing nice and being able to trace which
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
I can see your comment, can you see mine?
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
I think a truly good piece of media is one where even if you have things spoiled you can still get a reaction. All things considered the main character pretty much always wins/lives and the main villain pretty much always loses/di
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Along with the other commenter, I'll add that a classroom is usually a lot bigger than a home dining room or other domestic party locations. That size also helps things dissipate instead of reflect. Not sure by how much but I'm su
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
I've found that once I'm nomadic I'm more likely to stay nomadic. One friend of mine we went through 3 other platforms in maybe 2 years before settling down on our current comms platform. So once you've gathered you&#x27
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
I would argue it's not that you don't need pathfinding because the roads tell the cars where to go, it's because the cars aren't trying to get anywhere. Unlike cities skylines and co where a car is going from a place to
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
DFU - great example. If you have a USB device that has a DFU class that needs a custom driver, can dfu-util and the like hook into these userspace drivers? Or do you also need to maintain the application part?
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Not to be too facetious but a great place for communicating with the kernel where there are a ton of other driver subsystems is... the kernel. Possibly a good addition to the article would be parallel development of an lkm. I guess it would
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
But this kinda expects that your USB driver is the application code too, no? This is less of a driver and more of a library + program. If I have, say, a USB to Ethernet device, how do I hook this into the ethernet adapter subsystem?
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Slightly closer to primary source but in Korean (machine translation was good): https://n.news.naver.com/mnews/article/008/0005340638
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
This is why I have to run 2 GPUs on my work laptop. My 6 monitors are split 3/3 between the iGPU and the dGPU. Except the drivers are all trash so any time a monitor connects or disconnects there's about a 90% chance the displays
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Possibly lower battery life? Not sure how they fuse it off but if you have 17% more GPU even at idle you could possibly feel it. That said, I'd much rather have the extra core.
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
I had to do an FP8 adder as my final project for my FPGA lab. It was at least a full page of state machine. And I write small. I ended up just not doing the rounding and truncating instead because I was so done with it. Consider me educated
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by Neywiny 7mo ago
You're about to be the next Walter White. "I could never. Oh wait they sell for how much? And I just put them in what, dirt or something? Hmmmm...."
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by Neywiny 7mo ago
While true I do worry that it's mandating a pi 5 for each tile? And who knows how specific it is to the 5. Doesn't seem very open relative to something like a usb superspeed, pcie, or 10gbe. USB could be maybe done with the LIFC-3
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by Neywiny 7mo ago
Tbh I did forget about versal but yes the PL of the VP1902 absolutely has more than 3 million logic gates no matter how you slice it. I have no doubt that there are non-fpgas with more, but it is a bit disingenuos to say they're orders
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by Neywiny 7mo ago
Is there a way in the DSP (that's the only one I looked at) to instead of going through a mux at the end just put the output flop optionally in a transparent mode if registering isn't enabled? I don't know if that's poss
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by Neywiny 7mo ago
VU19P = 3M gates how? It has more than 3M LUTs and each LUT is certainly > 1 gate
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by Neywiny 7mo ago
Haven't used it in almost 10 years but at least back then one sticky point was that unlike unity and the like, opening the exe didn't open an IDE. Just kind of a dummy window. Also building for Mac from Windows was a nightmare sin
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by Neywiny 7mo ago
https://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/stats/stats_of_day-16.html?ver... no need to think, data backs it up
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by Neywiny 7mo ago
22.04 is still potentially more prevalent than 24.04 according to https://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/stats/stats_of_day-16.html?ver... . 26.04 will take some time before it's largely adopted.
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by Neywiny 7mo ago
Ain't that the truth. My older desktop's DHCP and WLAN services no longer work. So either I reinstall Windows 10 or see if I can get what I need it to do on Windows
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by Neywiny 7mo ago
Not nobody but not everybody upgrades to the newest distros immediately. That's the advantage of LTS. I've even found that a lot of programs have poorer support on 24.04 than 22.04 due to security changes, so I'm fine stickin
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by Neywiny 7mo ago
Hopefully something nice. I don't think I've ever seen a 4k bluray but fine detail such as stars and dirt tend to get disturbed in compression pretty quickly.
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by Neywiny 7mo ago
You should compare against Apollo 9, which was 96% as expensive as 11 and much closer in mission profile. Then you don't need to worry about comparisons on simple flyby vs full landing

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