RicoElectrico

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by RicoElectrico 5mo ago
For those who are confused, A0 and B0 refer to silicon steppings i.e. new tapeouts to fix silicon bugs.
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by RicoElectrico 5mo ago
You can do that in a debate and get elected as the president of Poland, sadly.
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by RicoElectrico 5mo ago
Redmine, maybe? With or without Redmine X.
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by RicoElectrico 5mo ago
Moved from Gdynia to Warsaw in pursuit of a job. Left the family and friends, made me lonely. I suppose this is down to particular company culture. I used to work at an American corporation and we often socialized after work. In the new job
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by RicoElectrico 5mo ago
And Colorlight i5/9 boards are made for that very application; it just so happens they're a reasonable minimal devboards for ECP5 FPGAs. I don't think right now you can get anything more capable for the price (Yeah, there are
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by RicoElectrico 5mo ago
What's the deal with mdk-sdk? It is closed source, so there must be a very good reason to use it. For context, the webpage: https://www.qtav.org/blog/new-sdk.html
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by RicoElectrico 6mo ago
One thing eludes me... We have thousands of hair follicles, how is that supposed to work in a finite amount of time?
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by RicoElectrico 6mo ago
Probably for tasks that are laborious to do, but easy to verify; not sure what percentage of such work is at hand here.
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by RicoElectrico 7mo ago
The question is why would they produce them in Italy. Most of the food on Polish shelves that can be produced in Poland, is.
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by RicoElectrico 7mo ago
This... actually makes a lot of sense. Case in point, Synektik. The name is very catchy and makes it damn sure it stands out from competition (they're medical solutions integrator listed on GPW)
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by RicoElectrico 7mo ago
It's more telling about the healthcare system in India than Claude.
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by RicoElectrico 7mo ago
You have to take a correction for the fact that some FOSS enjoyers are on the spectrum and - like an African grey parrot - can freak out to however inconsequential changes in their environment.
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by RicoElectrico 7mo ago
This is so outrageous I wouldn't mind it being on the front page every day until they back off.
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by RicoElectrico 7mo ago
> Some young hobbyists are not looking to escape their phones through their activity of choice, but are interested in how modern technology can enhance their experience. That's definitely me; I dabble in ceramics and made myself a c
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by RicoElectrico 7mo ago
The pro tip is pasting such long ToS into NotebookLM and asking it to list e.g. top 5 surprising clauses (if you ask just about surprising clauses it treats you like an idiot and lists everything)
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by RicoElectrico 8mo ago
I think the lack of stability is more of a problem. In the old days you could realistically have a job for life, now - forget about it.
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by RicoElectrico 8mo ago
FYI for basic stuff you can always use duck.ai which also aggregates other models.
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OpenStreetMap Contributors per Country(osmstats.neis-one.org)
1 points by RicoElectrico 8mo ago|0 comments
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by RicoElectrico 8mo ago
Really what I expected apart from scale, but somehow no mention of Mossad or Israel?
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by RicoElectrico 8mo ago
Ah, the LLM equivalent of the infamous "breakfast question". :)
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by RicoElectrico 8mo ago
Legit question, do you guys get really bad Shorts recommendations? Mine aren't half bad (really more of the same as with regular videos) plus creators don't insert ad spots. I get it, TikTok-style scrolling is annoying, but the fo
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by RicoElectrico 8mo ago
As someone paraphrased IBM: A computer can never be spiteful or horny, therefore a computer must never make art.
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by RicoElectrico 8mo ago
It's as if everything gaming related attracts immature types. YouTube comment sections, forums, software projects...
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by RicoElectrico 8mo ago
Foamed plastic seems underappreciated in the age of 3D printing. Recently I was researching foamed PVC sheets to make Raspberry Pi contraptions. Seems I'll have to buy them online, though.
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by RicoElectrico 8mo ago
Early 2000s have had numerous kids shows themed around computers and internet. Cyberchase, Crash Zone, Twipsy etc. I always thought the dotcom bubble was the reason behind it. Quite telling then, about how our attitude and expectations towa
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by RicoElectrico 8mo ago
Interest rates have been comically low for way too long. This alone would change a lot, favoring labor over capital and more sustainable growth.
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
Many such cases.
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
If AI would ever become sentient, it surely will kill itself after having to endure Cadence and Synopsys tools.
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
If an amateur chemist can quite faithfully reverse engineer Coca-Cola in a year, so can they reverse engineer WD-40.
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by RicoElectrico 9mo ago
That would be a good point if said shared libraries did not break binary backwards compatibility and behaved more like winapi.

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