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by Rohansi 6mo ago
> Web browsers turned into application engines because it was a path to get useable software on PCs without having to deal with Microsoft. [...] Now, they enable applications to exist without going through app store gateways. What? You c
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
You can't. Check the very bottom of this page: https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/marketing/visibility
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
Steam as DRM is basically the best case scenario. It is opt-in for developers, meaning there is no DRM at all for some games on Steam. You can download it, back it up, run it without Steam. The games that do use Steam's DRM are trivial
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
> imo Valve is no better than the iOS app store You can't buy the top search result position on Steam. That alone sets them far apart for me.
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
Although they can be used in similar ways they work very differently. * Cooperative vs. preemptive scheduling * Userspace vs. kernel scheduling * Stackless vs. stackful * Easy control over waiting/blocking behavior vs. none * Easy fan
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
Other boards with the same MCU as the Pico, yes. The only downside is you lose one GPIO.
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
Lerc was referring to driving multiple PSRAM chips from a single Pico with PIO/DMA. The CPU will only work with a single PSRAM chip.
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
520KB of SRAM is actually on the high end for microcontrollers. It doesn't seem like much but SRAM is on-die and significantly lower density than DRAM. For comparison, it's the same type of memory used for CPU caches, which are al
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
Can surely get more bandwidth but the it's less useful because it will not be directly accessible by the CPU anymore.
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
The RP2350 (Pico 2) supports external PSRAM so you can add several MB more there if you need it.
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
> This is particularly frustrating if functions are sometimes async, like lazy loaders or similar cache things. This is a solved problem in C#. You can use ValueTask<T> instead of Task<T> and no promise will be allocated if i
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
Interesting! I've only seen the older projects which probably predate the ESP32-S3. I wonder how usable this is in reality though because you typically can only buy modules with up to 8MB of PSRAM, so you'd have to swap the PSRAM
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
Not natively. It's not a supported architecture and lacks an MMU. Those who have run Linux on it have done so through a RISC-V emulator or similar.
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
I didn't even cover push notification permission in my comment. The PWA also needs to ask for permission to send push notifications after the user adds it to their home screen, so they're the same. > If all you need is push n
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
Yes, on laptops, but even on most desktops now too. Higher number of channels is getting more limited to server systems.
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
How does soldering memory help reduce sleep power consumption vs. using a socket? What is different other than how they are physically connected to the board?
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
Assuming you're referring to Apple Silicon's memory bandwidth, that is not necessarily because the memory is on-die. The bandwidth comes from having more channels to access memory. This gives the SoC a wider bus to increase throug
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
There is no VRAM in this laptop so how is it not unified? The CPU and GPU both share the same memory.
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
Lets say you were making an app and had to decide between native or PWA. You don't need much more than push notifications so there shouldn't be a big difference between the two. You do your research and find that you can either
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
> But what if what you have connected to your computer is a USB NFC card reader, and the user taps their FIDO authenticator on that? So the user would need to: 1. Keep the malicious page open, or install a malicious extension 2. Grant ac
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
> Wanting a website to access your USB stack directly (or Bluetooth, which has a similar standard) is such an extremely niche use case that it’s probably better for it to be available only as an opt-in extension. It doesn't give dir
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
That's a great way to kill adoption of a feature. But what has WebUSB done to you?
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Bake ads into them.
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
Autopilot is completely different software from FSD. If you think FSD is stupid then Autopilot is worse because it won't do anything other than stay in the same lane and adjust speed to the car in front of you. For some reason you coul
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
It sounds like it would be complicated but it's really not! The server should already be sending a snapshot of the world when you connect and then stream deltas after that. If you capture all of the packets the server sends you can moc
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by Rohansi 6mo ago
apples and bananas
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shaddap
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pink is totally your colour gyal
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God bless you dear
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The big issue is that Tesla has sold all of their cars with an option for FSD until a month or two ago, but everything before 2023 is basically confirmed never going to actually have FSD because the latest software cannot run on the hardwar

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