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anfilt
2y ago
Probably would be better carefully tap into the signal lines to the LCD panel, and record and decode that data to then make a video. However if we assume that even the cable going to the panel is encrypted and the board on the panel is decr
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anfilt
2y ago
The ISA is a bit complex for the simplest Virtual Computer. One Instruction computers are a thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-instruction_set_computer#I...
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Oh gawd that commercial... Yea I remember that pretenious commercial and it's end line when she says "What's a computer?", and I was wtf really what your holding is a computer. Sure a computer where the boot loader is l
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anfilt
2y ago
Might also try running it through Smhasher3: https://gitlab.com/fwojcik/smhasher3/-/blob/main/results/REA... Also here is a hash function I wrote a while ago now: https://github.com&
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2y ago
Well I will say if your running servers hit billions of times per day. Offloading processing to the client when safe to do so starts make sense financially. Google does not have to pay for your CPU or storage usage ect... Also I will say if
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anfilt
2y ago
Yea I was joking. If they liked the font they should have hosted it.
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2y ago
not the OP, but zero dependencies is possible. Also zero dependencies has and can mean things a little differently depending on the context. Like your OS is a dependency. It is possible to have an application that does need an OS, yes and t
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2y ago
lol, should have made their own typeface then.
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2y ago
Glad you did! Nice read as well.
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2y ago
Related here is someone making paint that can get cooler than ambient temperature. https://youtu.be/dNs_kNilSjk?feature=shared
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2y ago
Weight of paint depends a lot on the pigment. Some pigments are pretty dense a lot pigments are various types earth or metal oxides. Think like iron oxide (a dark red or brownish yellow) there are even heavier pigments. Organic pigments ten
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2y ago
Like you would just make your enclosure out of the zinc is what I am thinking. I know satellite dish parts are often made out die cast zinc and those are out in the elements for years. For instance here is an example part made of a zinc cas
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2y ago
Just use metals then. Aluminum is good. If you want cheaper and easily castable/molded like plastic then die cast zinc is great.
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2y ago
Apple is not using any laws here at the moment at least in the US. Jail-breaking got granted an exception from the DMCA by the library of congress. What apple is using cryptography. Basically, the cryptography gives Apple an extralegal mean
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2y ago
Well I wish this was the case as well. Most developers writing apps are making them a for a company/employer. Try to telling whoever you work for to ignore iOS for moral/ethical reasons. Companies and even independent devs are jus
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Concrete is pretty cheap. Lumber for framing is cheap. However, sheathing is not super cheap, but not that expensive. Siding though is not cheap even vinyl which I am not a fan of is not exactly cheap either. So not needing sheathing or sid
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2y ago
If it was 1 story house of that size less than week to get it framed from a decent crew. The pictured house here was a single story house. Also this 3d print for multi-story building would probably not be much faster since unless both the f
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2y ago
This basically just doing the walls in 18 hours. A framing crew could frame a conventional wall in about the same amount of time. This does nothing about the rest of finishing work.
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2y ago
Yea honestly this is very similar to a building built from CMU and not adding siding or interior furring strips for drywall on a CMU build. Honestly, walls are one the faster things in building anyways. It's all the other finishing wor
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The size of that house in the pictures a good framing crew could frame that house in about 2 days. Framing is one the fastest parts in construction. Finishing is where all the other time is spent. Even a small crew would not take too long t
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The thing is a conventional framed walls go up just as fast, all the other finishing in both styles of building is where all the time is spent. In that video they still are using conventional trusses as well. If you have ever driven by a bu
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Looking at the picture on that article. I have seen people conventional frame a house that size in 2 days. So basically as fast. The thing with these 3d printed houses is it does nothing about the finishing work. That is where most the time
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2y ago
Oh the irony lol.
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2y ago
It's a little lower level than what you have, but you may find somethings interesting here: https://github.com/Keith-Cancel/Bunki
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3y ago
Despite how verbose it is, I honestly like working with VHDL more than Verilog.
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3y ago
Bunki, a C Coroutine library https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35133095
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I honestly like stackful coroutines if you don’t mind allocating memory for a stack. https://github.com/Keith-Cancel/Bunki
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3y ago
In theory it should, but most common people probably would never try anyways. Also on lot those devices if you open them up there are probably some JTAG pins somewhere that can let you do a lot and even change things if you wanted. Not a lo
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I would say most people don't realize that some of their property rights are being violated. How many people let alone common people would even try run code without an OS on an iDevice which is what you need to be able to do to run an
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