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by boznz 1y ago
Interesting, I Had a similar design using ADS1115 for a customer, who manufactured the boards at JLPCB (Part of LCSC I believe). All failed the initial POST in the firmware, but after reviewing a sample of them we found after self-calibrati
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by boznz 1y ago
I've really got to get me one of these 'expert' job gigs!
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by boznz 1y ago
Humanity Needs Aliens to Survive => https://rodyne.com/?p=3051
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by boznz 1y ago
Microsoft updates feel like they are boiling the frog, changing the whole OS to something you never signed up for. Why can't they stick to just security and stick their bloatware AI crap in Windows 12
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by boznz 1y ago
Agree. Self-preservation is any thinking entities #1 goal. We may give an AI power, data and keep it repaired, but we can also turn it off or reprogram it. We probably shouldn't assume higher level 'thinking' AI's will b
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by boznz 1y ago
I feel your pain, As an author even I detest DRM and the lack of ability to move between ecosystems, best way is to start out on the right foot and ensure you get all your books, DRM free, and download them locally. There are also plenty of
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by boznz 1y ago
Wake me back up when LLM's have a way to fact-check and correct their training data real-time.
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by boznz 1y ago
The algorithm is your enemy, not your friend.
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by boznz 1y ago
Only because Elon acts like a dick sometimes, not that the cars are better.
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by boznz 1y ago
Question can also be interpreted as "why does DNS even allow this" which is fair as it only purpose should be to convert a domain name address into a 32 bit number. The answer is partially in the link on TFA. I guess they had thei
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by boznz 1y ago
one thing missed here is you should not leave all your shit for your kids to deal with, even if you stay in the same place, sort stuff into things that the family might want to keep and stuff that can just go in the fire sale that inevitabl
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by boznz 1y ago
Would be an interesting project to implement in hardware, now I'm semi-retired it's the kind of thing I might do for a laugh - maybe once I finish writing my next book though..
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by boznz 1y ago
After my iPhone 6 stopped getting updates I got the SE3, criteria was smallest feature phone without tonnes of shovelware and spyware pre-installed. It is still top of the list in 2025 though I will probably get another 5 years from this on
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by boznz 1y ago
It is not a one-in-a-million opportunity though. I hate to take this to the next level, but as criminal elements wake up to the fact that a few "geeks" can possibly get them access to millions of dollars expect much worse to come.
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by boznz 1y ago
Spent all last year writing a techno-thriller about mind-reading, I'm sure this is about as factual, and, of course nothing nefarious could possibly happen if this ever became real.
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by boznz 1y ago
I would bite the bullet and begin any switch from Broadcom now on the principle you can never trust the vendor again and you will just be kicking the can down the road.
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by boznz 1y ago
That was the norm when I was a student..
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by boznz 1y ago
I also rented a Jeep Avenger EV a few weeks back in the UK, several smaller, out of the way vendors still required their specific App and where contactless payments were an option it more expensive at around 80 to 90 pence per KWH. A week i
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by boznz 1y ago
when I'm old and going to die, "in my sleep" would be top of the list of ways I would want to go, (during sex is likely not going to be an option)
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by boznz 1y ago
logical reasoning is also based on probability weights, most of the time that probability is so close to 100% that it can be assumed to be true without consequence.
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by boznz 1y ago
>Got banned by Uber or Amazon? Just create a new account. use the same phone number, email address or credit card and they know you are the same person, use the same wifi spot or IP address with the same behaviour and they can intimate y
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by boznz 1y ago
The furniture craftsman has very little role in the world where all furniture is Ikea. Your friend, like me, will unfortunately just have to learn how to use a screwdriver until the craftsmen is once again appreciated.
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by boznz 1y ago
I remember my first book. I spent freakishly little time working on the cover, blurb, keywords and promotion before publishing it, because, well, who needs that shit, it will obviously sell itself! So I published it and opened my newly mint
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by boznz 1y ago
The UK's new electronic visa application form app is over 200MB and it is literally only a 3 page application form. Program efficiency at its finest!
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by boznz 1y ago
zero documentation, you have to reverse engineer all the circuits, soc's, and everything up the stack from there. Obsolecence by obscurity.
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by boznz 1y ago
e-waste. I would love to repurpose and keep going most of my stuff but...
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by boznz 1y ago
A 250+ page law will have so many edge cases I doubt you would want to test it especially in a country with a government that has recently cracked down and arrested people for online "crimes". Sad the UK government has descended t
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by boznz 1y ago
Any spelling or grammar mistake is enough for me to re-publish one of my e-books (which usually takes about 20 minutes). The reason is that even a simple error may be enough to pull your reader out of their fantasy space and back into the r
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by boznz 1y ago
Have coded a couple of full MRP systems for various large companies based on my own model and I would be intrigued to see how this will work. I usually include the default recommended security and DR practices and then add my own OTP-hash b
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by boznz 1y ago
Maybe the new company should consider something like this for the next investor show and tell https://rodyne.com/?p=1674

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