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10y ago
There are Clojure->Scheme compilers?
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10y ago
Sure it is, it's just that "off" needs to be done by Intel and sold under a different SKU.
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10y ago
It's a shame that the epiphany folks were never able to really reach the potential of this device... now it's more of an evolutionary dead end oddity than something with any sort of practicality.
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10y ago
So: "Galois Field arithmetic forms the basis of Reed-Solomon and other erasure coding techniques to protect storage systems from failures. Most implementations of Galois Field arithmetic rely on multiplication tables or discrete logari
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Quequau
10y ago
Thanks for this comment, it fixed my update problems.
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10y ago
So the keyboard works fine, including all other features, without connecting to the "cloud"?
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10y ago
This is the sort of thing that I'd prefer for a second generation so I could get one with all the kinks ironed out. Also for all those folks saying they don't look at their keyboards while typing: I don't either, except for w
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Quequau
10y ago
Having a fingerprint scanner all that's needed to open & unlock a password manager seems like a really terrible idea.
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10y ago
This is really old news.
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10y ago
There is a sizable NXP facility in the city I live in. I'm really hopeful that this winds up strengthening their business here, rather than resulting in yet another closure.
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10y ago
Man, I only have one thing about the pseudo-AI craze that I'd like to hear from Apple to get my business: Seeing how their current top end SoC is so powerful, stop sending all sorts of data to external parties to offload the compute r
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10y ago
What I would really, really love to have is application that performed many of the functions Google Assistant and Siri offer but which did not send any info to external parties unless it was absolutely necessary (i.e. performing as much of
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10y ago
Sometimes I struggle to understand Buzzfeed. They apparently produce a steady trickle of actual journalism and longform authorship along with the tsunami of their usual... well the 'other stuff' they normally trafik in.
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10y ago
Finally some news that makes me truly happy!
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10y ago
This probably should have the publication date, July 2015, stuck in the title.
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10y ago
Presumably if the front has fallen off, they've removed it from the environment.
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10y ago
This is a great idea. It strikes me that more of the Raspbian configuration ought to be done in this manner.
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10y ago
I know that MicroPython was ported to the ESP8266, so presumably it will eventually come to ESP32. I suppose that's probably going to be easiest way to get things done with it... or at least a really popular way.
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10y ago
well answered!
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10y ago
Because you can't take the fridge with you on a false trail, place the phone inside at some point before deviating to the true meeting point, and then pull it back out again once the meeting has been completed and sufficient distance h
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10y ago
I never could get into KSP. I really love this project, though I have the feeling I'd spend the time, energy, and effort building something similar and get right back to the point where I just can't get into the game.
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10y ago
Wow! That's a lot more clunky that what I had in my mind when I clicked the link.
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10y ago
I live in Graz and prefer it over Vienna... though doubtless a portion of that preference is enabled by the fact that Vienna exists :-)
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10y ago
sadly yes.
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10y ago
UEFI is one of the blocking hurdles for running CoreOS on Raspberry Pi and ODROID boards. I wonder if this would help overcome that.
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10y ago
Presumably because it rather directly puts the question of just how much the use of Facebook is worth into user's minds. Compared to alternative monetization schemes it's limited and sticky.
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10y ago
I think what would make for a larger breakthrough is a process which produced a replacement of cement aggregates from air or sea water at gigantic industrial scales.
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10y ago
I recall an interview with someone formerly in upper management for the Itanium development project where he acknowledged that the most significant factor in the demise of Itanium was the exclusionary pricing structure Intel imposed on them
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10y ago
I think something really important that doesn't get discussed very often when "free speech" comes up is that there really are categories of speech which most reasonable people expect and perhaps even prefer would not be '
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10y ago
Does anyone know if there will be video, audio, or slides made available?
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