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andoma
3y ago
Not an expert in the field, but I have some knowledge. Bluetooth specifies different address types [1] where one of the types are Resolvable Random Private Address. This is used to avoid tracking. TLDR: The address is periodically randomize
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andoma
3y ago
Hardcore
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andoma
3y ago
For a recent project of mine I tried a few different connector types but eventually ended up just using RJ-45 (ie Ethernet) connectors. Relatively cheap pre-made cables of almost any length. Twisted pairs also makes it useful for balanced s
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andoma
3y ago
Being a long time personal friend with the author I can assure you the more obscure the better :-) His interest in esoteric things and solutions are "well documented" if you browse around his github repos. Some examples: https:&#
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andoma
3y ago
> Kinda sorta worked ok...just in time for her to stop sleep walking. Heh, Sounds just like every project I set out to do :)
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andoma
3y ago
> Nordic parts are easier - they actually have low power sleep that is fairly automatic. Came here to say this. Started with the STM32WB5x for a BLE project but got so frustrated with it so I switched over to NRF52. Never looked back. I
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andoma
3y ago
Pretty sure some of the low-end Cortex-M cores (M0 and M1) lacks instructions for division.
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andoma
3y ago
Genuine question: Does it have to be mlocked for this to work?
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andoma
3y ago
Reminds me of the incorrect cast of memcmp() return value that resulted in this bug: https://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=64884
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andoma
4y ago
I'm totally fine with it keeping BT audio active when it's connected to anything else (even the charger I guess). The annoying thing, for me at least, is when it decides it absolutely has to take over my Bose Headphones while clos
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andoma
4y ago
Nah, Makes no sense. I can manually disconnect the BT audio headset while having keyboard and mouse still working fine over BT.
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andoma
4y ago
> In nearby Erzin county, however, not a single building collapsed. The local mayor and his predecessor told local media that they did not allow any illegal construction. Both used the same phrase: “My conscience is clear.” That mayor, Ö
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andoma
4y ago
And pointers were stored/passed by dividing them with 4. Certainly a bit annoying and I really never understood why.
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andoma
4y ago
One feature I really like is that if you hover over a link Evince previews the target of the link in a little box. Perfect for "see Table X on page Y"
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Jq Implementation of Jq
(github.com)
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andoma
4y ago
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andoma
4y ago
Cut my teeth on the Amiga as well. Still have the Amiga Hardware Reference Manual in my bookshelf. Can't throw it out now? I was around 11-12 years old when I started to program on it. Certainly didn't understand some parts, in pa
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andoma
4y ago
According to Hertz in their 2022 Q2 report [0] (pg. 11), they are spending 50-60% on EV maintenance compared to ICE. [0] https://ir.hertz.com/static-files/bf4780e2-5bd6-4236-8b11-ed...
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andoma
4y ago
100 + 100 = 1000 :)
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andoma
4y ago
I've switched to using cudaMallocManaged() exclusively. From what I can tell there's isn't much of a performance difference. A few cudaMemPrefetchAsync() at strategic places will remedy any performance problems. I really love
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andoma
4y ago
This article [0] from Nvidia gives a good overview of how mixed precision training works. Super high level (from section 3): 1. Converting the model to use the float16 data type where possible. 2. Keeping float32 master weights to acc
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andoma
4y ago
Used to work for Spotify back in the days. I was the maintainer of libspotify since its inception (early 2009) and a few years on. TBH I'm surprised it was still being supported up until this day by the backend. Though, some of the ear
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andoma
4y ago
Check https://github.com/edenhill/mklove which aims to be a drop-in replacement of autotools but with sane developer experience.
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andoma
4y ago
Yes.
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andoma
4y ago
Nice to see BearSSL being used. Definitely my favorite SSL library. No memory allocations by the lib itself. Still missing TLS1.3 though.
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andoma
5y ago
Somehow this reminded me of this video [0]. I can’t really tell if it’s a joke or just complete cluelessness. But it’s kinda fun regardless. Edit: The article posted by OP is obviously high quality stuff, diving into MPLS, etc. [0] https:&
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andoma
5y ago
Retro Game Mechanics Explained recently started a new series specifically on the SNES audio subsystem (SPC700): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrn0QavLMyo Only first episode released yet, but there is a previous series on
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andoma
5y ago
Depressing to see a “reboot every 20 days” hack / workaround for whatever stuff doesn’t work correctly. OTOH the xfinity Arris modem I used to have rebooted almost daily whenever it felt a bit sad (I think if the BER crossed a threshol
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andoma
5y ago
If there only was another way to turn on a lamp…
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andoma
5y ago
Same thing happened once at my parents house. Quite confusing for some :)
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Cat(1) Golf
(github.com)
2 points
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andoma
5y ago
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