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by adolph 1y ago
It'll be interesting to see if this is true or if it just validates people's priors. Disclaimer: The identity of the news submitter has been verified by us. However, we have not received any confirmation or verification from Walm
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by adolph 1y ago
echo ${calculation} into bc works as fast as your fingers
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by adolph 1y ago
Previously on HN, same topic and link to Ayers' photo: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44480363 Additional info about TLEs: https://paulmsmithphotography.com/pages/what-are-red-sprites...
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by adolph 1y ago
With that method, it would be more honest to only include the IP addresses of hosts reported by Censys in the numerator as well as the denominator.
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by adolph 1y ago
If you don't like CC gatekeeping, you really won't like being dropped from your bank due to suspicious transactions. Financial institutions of various capacities are downstream from their chartering polities which seem very intere
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by adolph 1y ago
> existing technology to extract co2 from the atmosphere I wonder what would be the energy cost of onboard co2 extraction for vehicles? Could there be a theoretical automobile that used a carbon-oxygen cycle fuel but which emitted nothin
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by adolph 1y ago
That I hadn't seen but it is unsurprising. My interest has been in adding eGPU to relatively low-end boards with the current crop of M.2 to OCuLink boards, which is an inexpensive way to get better performance than Thunderbolt if you c
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by adolph 1y ago
For folks interested in more about QNX, Software Engineering Daily podcast did an interview with folks from there. It is titled "Secure Communications" but the entry few minutes traces the roots of QNX and a bit about how they use
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by adolph 1y ago
Definitely don't assume M.2 == PCIe lanes tho. The number of PCIe lanes available is typically defined by the CPU in an SoC context or the lowest common between the CPU and chipset in a traditional motherboard architecture. M.2 defines
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by adolph 1y ago
Yeah, Raspberry Pi has done a great job with documentation and SDKs for SBC and their line of MCU. I don't think Raspberry Pi would have been started outside the margins of the smartphone market economies of scale. Sure RPi are pretty
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by adolph 1y ago
Espressif seems to have mainstreamed their support for RISC-V alongside Xtensa. Maybe that doesn't count as SBC? But given that Raspberry Pi only has RISC-V cores in the RP2350, it is germane in response to the notion of "barely u
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by adolph 1y ago
Yes, including fingerprint authentication. https://ownersmanual.hyundai.com/docview/webhelp/Hyundai/46a...
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by adolph 1y ago
I missed that. Too bad it is under the power cables. I’d be hard to fit something in there using the stock case.
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by adolph 1y ago
The Framework Desktop has at least two M.2 connectors for NVME. I wonder if an interconnect with higher performance than Ethernet or Thunderbolt could be established using one of the M.2 to connect to PCIe via Oculink?
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by adolph 1y ago
The HN comments are "one of the most important methods of building knowledge – . . . the intersubjective verification of the interobjective." [0] https://jimruttshow.blubrry.net/the-jim-rutt-show-transcript...
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by adolph 1y ago
At the end of the day, the map won't ever be the territory. Typically the properties that makes something successful are those which cannot be specified. If it were otherwise and those qualities could be specified in a reproducible man
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by adolph 1y ago
Those who are not aware of the mythical man month's silver bullet are condemned to rewrite it. The amount of product ideation, story point negotiation, bugfixing, code review, waiting for deployments, testing, and QA in that go
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by adolph 1y ago
I hadn’t listened to the below video in a while but I did again today and the above comment’s assumptions of fact perfectly illustrate the point of the video. This comment takes as fact a claim made by the police, which might be wrong, eith
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by adolph 1y ago
It isn't clear that Tesla pretended anything aside from a claim in the article. The article: 1) does not directly cite an original source; 2) walks back the claim to "acted as if". The police had access to everything in vehic
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by adolph 1y ago
It seems they waited for a subpoena. Would you prefer automakers send the police a notification anytime the car records a traffic infraction, or maybe they should just set up direct billing for municipalities?
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by adolph 1y ago
The tar file is a convenient transport mechanism for files that presumably exist in original form elsewhere within the system. (All bets off if sources for the tar were changed afterward.) Given storage is a finite resource, removing the
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by adolph 1y ago
The authors suggest black foamboard with cloth and a laser safety curtain is sufficient. Better safe than sorry though. To prevent light from reaching the detector from sources other than light transmitted through the head, the exper
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by adolph 1y ago
From the parts I've seen (Foundry et al), the promise is ability to sense of data and controlling its stocks and flows. There is a bit of Pachyderm-like versioned pipelines, notebooks, lots of access controls and audit logging. This i
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by adolph 1y ago
Thank you for posting that video. The wikipedia description doesn't quite capture the visual interestingness of the globe with concave mirror.
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by adolph 1y ago
Its real and I find it technologically fascinating as they were using the frame and wheel as motor. In January 2016 – almost six years after initial allegations of a pro cyclist doping mechanically – the first confirmed use of "
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by adolph 1y ago
> problem with bitcoin is requiring too much energy use How much energy is the "right" amount? How does that compare to the amount of energy used for paper and coin? Can any amount be more than the "right" amount as l
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by adolph 1y ago
> Do you like enthusiastically interrogating teenagers about robots they've made? Definitely one of the joys of being a FIRST robot league parent/volunteer.
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by adolph 1y ago
> when you cut the stat this way, it seems like men are wildly dangerous creeps. Not exactly. The statistics didn't specify the gender identity of the perpetuator, just the relationship to the victim and the gender identity of the v
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by adolph 1y ago
> Statistically it's less than 0.05% of women die because they are killed by their partner. 2020 USA Per Capita Count of Mortality Event: Assault(Homicide), Female: 0.00139% https://datacommons.org/tools/visuali
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by adolph 1y ago
Thank you!

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