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751.
by addaon 2y ago
The 100base-T1 and 1000base-T1 standards already exist, and are already widely adopted. 10base-T1S is intended to replace CAN, which is sub-10 Mb/s, and often ~2 Mb/s; this is a niche where cost comes first. For non-multidrop link
752.
by addaon 2y ago
"On one hand, no perspective shift is true to real life." I cannot rightly understand the perspective (oops) that makes this sentence sane. A previous sentence mentions "true angles, the true scale of objects, and the true re
753.
by addaon 2y ago
> When was the last time you saw ethernet frame collisions because you used a hub not a switch? 10base-T1S is just beginning to ramp up in the automotive industry, which modifies the super-successful 100base-T1 to be cheaper by (a) allow
754.
by addaon 2y ago
Given typical temperature deltas of 75 K for intel processors, it would need to be around -80°F (-60°C) in your computer room for this to be a reasonable product name.
755.
by addaon 2y ago
Yep, there's an entire book to be written on techniques that you can use to express your understanding of code to the compiler so that the compiler's chosen implementation of it matches yours. Plenty of __builtins and __attributes
756.
by addaon 2y ago
There are three approaches: 1) Use intrinsics, if your platform provides intrinsics for the instructions you want to use. 2) Use inline assembly (which I suppose doesn't technically count as writing C code, but is very much part of the
757.
by addaon 2y ago
> The court should Why? This seems to have been very effective in both accomplishing the court’s goals in this case, and improving life in Brazil a bit in general.
758.
by addaon 2y ago
> (Claude) That certainly is a sequence of words consistent with the rules of English grammar. Can you explain what you think it contributes to the conversation? Are you suggesting it’s more likely to be semantically valid than other suc
759.
by addaon 2y ago
Having lock picks in your possession coupled with the circumstances that suggest you intend to use them IN THE COMMISSION OF A CRIME would be a crime. Having them with the intent of drumming up sales, or teaching use, is not a crime (based
760.
by addaon 2y ago
Or, it's a scriptio continua like classical greek and latin, and line breaks are permitted in the middle of words.
761.
by addaon 2y ago
We're talking about the LV rail (nominally 48 V or 12 V) in an electric car. There are two design paths here -- you can have an HV to LV converter capable of supplying the average load, and have an LV battery; or you can have an HV to
762.
by addaon 2y ago
Only for 48 V systems that have a battery, which does not apply to PoE, and does not apply universally to 48 V automotive approaches (although the CyberTruck does use a 48 V battery).
763.
by addaon 2y ago
But it is true for one-hot encodings, yes? I may be showing my age here, but when I last took a computer architecture course domino logic (and self-clocking domino logic, even) was seen as something between the cutting edge and an obvious f
764.
by addaon 2y ago
SELV is often capped at 60 V, not 50 V, although this is often treated as “48 V with crappy bounds”. An example that takes advantage of this would be PoE, which allows 44 V - 57 V at the PSE; but most PSEs are, in my experience, in the 54 -
765.
by addaon 2y ago
"Resumes are a poor proxy for talent." Resumes are not intended to be a proxy for (assessing) talent. They're intended to be a proxy for (assessing) experience. Portfolios, references, and interviews are intended to be a prox
766.
Rivian reduced electrical wiring by 1.6 miles and 44 pounds(popsci.com)
173 points by addaon 2y ago|107 comments
767.
by addaon 2y ago
Redundancy, like most engineering choices, is a cost/benefit tradeoff. If the costs are distorted, the result of the tradeoff study will be distorted from the decisions that would be made in "more normal" times.
768.
by addaon 2y ago
The compensation they offer doesn’t seem to interfere with their ability to get the candidates they want. Why spend more?
769.
by addaon 2y ago
You can use the Australian AirBNB site to see all-fees-included prices, sort by them, etc.
770.
by addaon 2y ago
I’m an AirBNB host, so I get a $100 non-transferable coupon each year; so I stay at an AirBNB once a year, and never without a backup plan. I’d be thrilled to stay at a place like mine, but I don’t understand how to use the tools they provi
771.
by addaon 2y ago
Fuel is not a significant mission cost.
772.
by addaon 2y ago
> I was like, "You know when you do new[] you need to use delete[]?" as all of his deletions were without []. This seems like a pretty major lack of a specific piece of knowledge on the senior developers part, yes, but it seems
773.
by addaon 2y ago
Thanks, I did: https://www.npr.org/2023/11/17/1213684464/worlds-oldest-bond...
774.
by addaon 2y ago
I think you might be over-indexing on the process of getting a job, and under-indexing on the process of /doing/ a job. Yes, getting a job sucks -- for a few weeks or months as you work through the process. But once you have that
775.
by addaon 2y ago
> Human beings, especially in groups, can only reasonably make linear decisions. There are absolutely decisions that need to get made, and do get made, that are not linear. Step functions are a great example. "We need to decide if w
776.
by addaon 2y ago
"Random" is also a pretty bad word for this. But hey, English is hard, and neither word usage impedes understanding of the article itself.
777.
by addaon 2y ago
> Are you advocating that it’s ok to stab a prison guard if you feel that your incarceration was unfair? There are many different levels of feeling that something is “unfair,” but in the limit of being incarcerated with no crime, it’s in
778.
by addaon 2y ago
As someone else who regularly uses 8.93 bit words for computations, I understand completely.
779.
There's no such thing as a tree (phylogenetically)(eukaryotewritesblog.com)
3 points by addaon 2y ago|0 comments
780.
by addaon 2y ago
Whenever I see a post like this, I wonder why the poster didn't just return the non-working part to the vendor they bought it from. This might be my US bias, but very few vendors put it on the customer to prove a certain level of testi

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