bobmcnamara

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91.
by bobmcnamara 7mo ago
If only we had rust back then
92.
by bobmcnamara 7mo ago
Is this April fools? The fix is upside down UI?
93.
by bobmcnamara 7mo ago
> Paranoid that anthropic is going to torpedo them via some backdoor Like with lawyers or something?
94.
by bobmcnamara 7mo ago
It matters because: 1) you may not have the right to open the rest of the code on the system 2) although you make money when you sell devices, it also makes cloning trivial
95.
by bobmcnamara 7mo ago
"Corporations are people, my friend" Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney
96.
by bobmcnamara 7mo ago
Also no exclusion for RTC and RTOS systems.
97.
by bobmcnamara 7mo ago
TTL++l0l
98.
by bobmcnamara 7mo ago
Sure, it's widely known. Default TTL is usually 64. Phone traffic TTL is 64. But when behind the phone-as-router/gateway, compy traffic TTL is...63!
99.
by bobmcnamara 7mo ago
Yes, it is pretty common. However sometimes the buffers are pooled so buffer allocator contention only occurs within the network stack or within a particular nic.
100.
by bobmcnamara 7mo ago
Many bare metal or RTOS systems consist of a handful of statically linked programs (one or two bootloaders and the main application), many companies would rather find a non-GPL library rather than open up the rest of the system's code.
101.
by bobmcnamara 7mo ago
> The optimizations that'd be applied to ARM and MIPS would be equally applicable to RISC-V. There's no carry bit, and no widening multiply(or MAC)
102.
by bobmcnamara 8mo ago
Saw at the podiatrist that someone named a shoe company Kuru, presumably not after the prison disease affecting gait.
103.
LVGL Kft switches to freemium; closes lv_xml module(forum.lvgl.io)
2 points by bobmcnamara 8mo ago|1 comments
104.
by bobmcnamara 8mo ago
LVGL has begun relicensed and removed the lv_xml module from and moved it under LVGL Pro More discussion here: https://github.com/lvgl/lvgl/issues/9663 Have to read the commit history on this one to see the o
105.
by bobmcnamara 8mo ago
Hot forking would be a killer app here - far faster to clone a VM, screw it up, burn it down, and repeat than anything else
106.
by bobmcnamara 8mo ago
ISA dependent quant?
107.
by bobmcnamara 8mo ago
Are there even accounts?
108.
by bobmcnamara 8mo ago
Oof, only 90% survival rate for deminers.
109.
by bobmcnamara 8mo ago
Otherwise it's "just slavery with extra steps"
110.
by bobmcnamara 8mo ago
> Nobody gets a house or a job at Microsoft for buying Microsoft... This is the same Microsoft we're talking about right? https://finance.yahoo.com/news/microsoft-pays-25-million-end... https://techc
111.
by bobmcnamara 8mo ago
Google Search is over. There may not be a free alternative, it they've lost the arms war between phone number incrementing ad pages, AI spew, and rank hackers.
112.
by bobmcnamara 8mo ago
> Any high-gain electronic amplifier whose input is connected to a resistor, or for a higher signal level, to a diode, will produce copious amounts of random noise at its output. If the output is converted with a comparator to digital, y
113.
by bobmcnamara 8mo ago
I mean, it is BezPost.
114.
by bobmcnamara 9mo ago
$.01/user/month would be quite a bit here
115.
by bobmcnamara 9mo ago
Auditing.
116.
by bobmcnamara 9mo ago
I once had a goon glue the mouse and keyboard ports and fill the unused USBs with glue.
117.
by bobmcnamara 9mo ago
I don't know the distribution between aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbons, but there's lots of each. > specific chemical identity I wonder if it's just two hydrocarbons then? Odd that identify is singular.
118.
by bobmcnamara 9mo ago
Oof. I was the second person to not get a plaque after they stopped the 10-years at work. Instead I got an email. I knew one of the last people to get one, so was expecting mine two weeks later. And I knew Sarah, who started a week before m
119.
by bobmcnamara 9mo ago
I cloned mine into an SFP+ for a handful of microseconds of latency improvement.
120.
by bobmcnamara 9mo ago
For PONs you can get a programmable SFP+ and clone the manuif, devid, and password into it.

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