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baybal2
5y ago
One of my past coworkers worked on AirPods hardware. One thing he could've said under gazillions of NDAs: software came much behind the hardware.
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I want to renember, Yubikey stopped publishing their firmwares
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The ‘haunted’ houses of the country’s highest taxpayer
(tbsnews.net)
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> If every Ukrainian citizen (primarily talking about western Ukraine) had a rifle/shotgun and 5 grenades, the likely success of Russian forces in any incursion (short of a nuclear attack, which I presume absurd) It is not absurd be
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5y ago
Skywater PDK is "open source," but not necessarily "free software," it's released under Apache license
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5y ago
It is a project for open HDL code, not PDK. There is still no commercially usable free-software-like PDK
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5y ago
> In short, Russia has no intention to conquer Ukraine, but Russia has vital strategic interest there. Russia has no strategic interests But Russia has a president who is: - a matric fail - who spend most of his youth in mafia, running d
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5y ago
> But then the switch will still bounce except now it bounces with an extra state and you need extra logic to read an extra output per switch and debounce both outputs, which also makes PCB's more complex further increasing the cost
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5y ago
> Is there any indication that could be the case? It's just an automatic assumption when you hear "coup in Africa." France has a very, very long record of staging coups in African countries, in particular upstanding ones.
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Who is Hunt Troy?
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5y ago
Russia has the highest tertiary education rate in the world, aaaand? In reality, both are needed, but, immediately, tanks, military training, and other powerful weapons are of way more use for democracy.
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5y ago
> 4Runner/Fortuner/Hilux are all significantly capable vehicles, just slightly less heavy duty than the land cruiser. Yep, and with downgrade 300 turns in a just 2 times more expensive version of 4Runner for no extra benefit.
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5y ago
I very much hope it's not a France sponsored coup Western countries sponsoring coups in their former colonial posessions in 2022 will be a great insult to the whole idea of West trying to fix the world, and not the other way around.
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5y ago
Why somebody wants an inferior, and downgraded version of a 12 years old SUV? By all reviews, 300 greatly miss on offroad features, and its performance went down accordingly.
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5y ago
> 1) do mechanical switches with zero bounce really exist? You just use a switch with 2 outputs: for on, and off position. Triggering 2 at the same time is impossible. > 2) are they cost effective enough to be used in consumer keyboar
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Stray bullet kills English astrophysicist visiting United States
(dawn.com)
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5y ago
Here is a bit of a backgrounder on what it takes to do any semblance of commercially usable CMOS chips. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C1P83oO57k
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5y ago
> The low hanging fruit exists in the general lack of this mid-rise range of buildings in many places. Above six or ten stories, it's actually counterproductive in terms of things like energy efficiency. I will challenge you on this
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5y ago
Yes, but they are overengineering a simple problem. A mechanical bounce free switch is a no problem at all.
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Maybe they made a hardware bug in suspend circuit, and decided to simply fuse it out?
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5y ago
I had clients who were going to bargain for less than a penny
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5y ago
I want to produce a keyboard switch which needs no debounce.
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5y ago
> Most Soviet war plans that we know of where either defensive in nature Soviet Union had an invasion plan of Western Europe. That's the end of the story.
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Ayn Rend was a closet communist, besides the obvious point of her living on social security, and food stamps, ideas she voiced were very close to what Leninist communism — bolshevism was, to the point some say she was a communist agent in d
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5y ago
Any salary in semi space in US is better than $34k-$40k per year for a physics/engineering PhD level worker of moderate experience in Taiwan. The bigger question is why none of these $34k a year PhDs did move to USA before. I bet, even
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I think they are trying to copy MacOS
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Using Libresilicon
(youtube.com)
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So what exactly is this? It's a 2 page press release, and not a single word about how it works, and what it does besides "memory security"
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It's not quite the same. Calling a cruise missile an unmanned bomber does not match the effect. A cruise missile gives you one big bang, enough to ruin a runway. Drones on the other end can keep buzzing in the sky for hours, and destro
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5y ago
Bangladeshi pharmas are already popping generics of all covid antivirals: Paxlovid, Molnupiravir, and Remdesivir
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