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by chrsw 3y ago
I have a Keychron Q11 as well. I don't notice any key squeaking. It's a great keyboard, no serious flaws from what I can tell so far. My biggest issue with this keyboard is it doesn't have a tenting kit from the manufacturer.
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by chrsw 3y ago
Even after all these years it's hard to beat the Microsoft Natural Keyboard Elite. I wish someone made a mechanical version. I'm typing this on a Keychron Q11 so maybe I'm in a similar boat as the author.
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by chrsw 3y ago
The GitHub repo link is broken
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by chrsw 3y ago
One reason I can think of, which I didn't see listed by skimming, is we need younger voters to help counterbalance an aging electorate.
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by chrsw 3y ago
It's minimalistic but it supports animated gifs?
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Hardware for Deep Learning – Hot Chips 2023 – Bill Dally, Nvidia [video](youtube.com)
1 points by chrsw 3y ago|0 comments
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How does an OS boot? (xv6) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by chrsw 3y ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 3y ago
Will this accept any codebase you throw at it? Or is it custom made for the Linux kernel?
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by chrsw 3y ago
I have an XPS 13 9310 w/ Ubuntu 20.04 from work. It's decent, surprisingly very few issues. The battery life isn't exceptional but it's not dissappointing. I just wish it had more ports, even at the cost of being thicker
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by chrsw 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skynet_(Terminator)
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by chrsw 3y ago
I'm an embedded software developer. For me, what I value/want: A big desk. Good lighting. A large magnifying glass. Boxes for storage and organization. Shelves. Cable ties. Laptop and monitor stands for even more desk real estate.
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by chrsw 3y ago
Smaller, simpler, not chasing every latest trend. Interesting. Thanks.
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by chrsw 3y ago
Came here to say this. "The Bug" is one of my favorite novels ever. But I'm a biased computer programmer.
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by chrsw 3y ago
On the lower end of this spectrum, there's the Linux capable Nuvoton NUC980 which goes down to a LQFP64 package with 64 MB SDRAM. Uses an older, slower ARM926EJ-S core which is probably good enough for quite a few applications. https:
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by chrsw 3y ago
Vendor tools like this exist to lock in developers and teams who can't, or won't build their own environments. There's a short on-ramp for embedded programmers who aren't necessarily software experts but the price is the
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by chrsw 3y ago
There's more money to be made in performance and efficiency than security. If chipmakers could design and build the perfect processor, they would. But like anything else complex, there are compromises everywhere.
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Core-V MCU DevKit for OpenHW CV32E40P Open-Source RISC-V Core(groupgets.com)
6 points by chrsw 3y ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 3y ago
I'm assuming this is only because it's getting harder and harder to find qualified people and adding on unreasonable constraints is only making the situation worse.
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by chrsw 3y ago
This is what I have in mind when I think of desktop software. A full stack of technologies. A unified vision.
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by chrsw 3y ago
Is there a C version of something like this?
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by chrsw 3y ago
Denial is the best explanation I can come up with. I also believe many people spent a lot of energy trying to make the Linux desktop a user friendly experience. How would you feel if one of your peers told you something you spent a great de
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by chrsw 3y ago
There's another good introduction to RISC-V and assembly book here: https://github.com/johnwinans/rvalp It's still a WIP but the TeX sources and processed PDFs are available.
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Programming in Modern C with a Sneak Peek into C23 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by chrsw 3y ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 3y ago
I'd take it a step further: the more kids you have the more votes you get.
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Popcorn Computer PopStick: USB Linux on Allwinner F1C200s(cnx-software.com)
3 points by chrsw 3y ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 3y ago
I agree with the author. This will be like turning around thousands of tankers.
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Added Heap Memory Monitoring and Tracking to FreeRTOS v10.5(mcuoneclipse.com)
1 points by chrsw 3y ago|1 comments
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by chrsw 3y ago
The title is from the blog post. Another title could be: MCU heap profiling using Segger tools and a modified FreeRTOS.
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by chrsw 3y ago
A useful public transportation system build out in a America is more ambitions than fully autonomous driving. Human-less driving is more of a technical problem than can probably be overcome with research, 10s or 100s of billions worth of de
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by chrsw 3y ago
For me it’s always been: Want to lose weight? Eat less. Want to feel better? Exercise more.

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