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by d_tr 5y ago
Why not simply get one of the many cheap development boards that are available right now and with much larger FPGAs instead of waiting an unspecified amount of time for these? These devices are painfully small for something like this and it
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by d_tr 5y ago
No I am not happy about this situation at all and I am not sure how I would deal with it if I was in charge. This 15% is more like 40% in Greece by the way, and a bit more than this in my city.
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by d_tr 5y ago
Given they get infected in the first place, right? It is a posterior probability. This is the "Interpretation" paragraph from the linked Lancet paper: > Vaccination reduces the risk of delta variant infection and accelerates vi
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Speaking of nuance, catching and spreading the virus is not something you are either able or unable to do. If you (not you personally) are afraid of being vaccinated, you also have to accept the possibility that you might catch it more easi
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by d_tr 5y ago
In my opinion, this process should have two components. The core should be working through textbooks, understanding the material as best as you can, and doing exercises. Start with something on the easier side to get things going. Search
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by d_tr 5y ago
Some ideas just in case... - Even if the RAM modules are not faulty, ECC is not officially supported by your CPU and motherboard, right? So this could be a problem... They might also not be correctly configured, so check the UEFI settings.
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by d_tr 5y ago
You could keep using your current IDE and use Emacs for the simpler tasks while you are learning it at whatever pace is convenient for you. I am a new Emacs user. I decided to give it a try about ten days ago, so I followed the built-in tut
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by d_tr 5y ago
Could be up, could be down :)
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I do not think there is any disagreement here. Your reply, the essay, as well as the quote I posted are all about this distance between being naturally intelligent and making something out of it.
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As Alan Kay likes to say, "a change in perspective is worth 80 IQ points".
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I used Gnome for a while and I just made my own very simple extension then, which was just a bunch of keybindings to move and resize the focused window. Super for a 2x2 grid or Super + Shift for a 3x2 grid, plus a Numpad key to place the wi
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by d_tr 5y ago
It's written in TypeScript...
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In modern Greek we also use a lot of composite words with the word "καιρός" in them, so all that is actually still "alive" in these. For example, we translate "opportunity" as "ευκαιρία", which is a f
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by d_tr 5y ago
> simply not allowing me to opt-out ... But let's note that this is not the case here. You can still opt out. If they are just resetting your old settings silently, however, then this is not a nice move and it will annoy exactly the
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by d_tr 5y ago
I have used debootstrap on Arch to install and run Xilinx's Vivado inside an Ubuntu chroot and it worked fine without any configuration.
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by d_tr 5y ago
But would you not need to use an FPGA anyway for experimentation and prototyping? If you want something more physical, fast and small you need a spot at an actual fab. There is no other alternative. You might also want to take a look at the
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The origin of the name POSIX (2011)(stallman.org)
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by d_tr 5y ago
Another question I have is whether varying Facebook usage patterns and tendency to actually take the survey, among different groups and people with varying opinions, is accounted for and whether it can be accounted for at all.
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by d_tr 5y ago
Sure!
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Larger amplitudes and frequencies should give steeper slopes on the groove and therefore larger forces and friction, makes perfect sense. Isn't this why more heavily used vinyls sound a bit muffled?
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by d_tr 5y ago
You are referring to great features, but Arch just uses the same upstream packages as everyone else and in a more vanilla form, so it seems like it's about user customization. If so, why is this the distribution's fault? The insta
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by d_tr 5y ago
Today I learned that this chill futuristic music I regularly listen to is considered Psytrance. I recognize "Carbon Based Lifeforms" in the samples, "Derelicts" is one of my favorite albums from them. I also recommend ch
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by d_tr 5y ago
What kind of wish balancing can take place between me and an ant, if my wish is to squish it? Labour law exists for a reason, and it changes over time for a reason. The fact that there is no single absolute truth does not imply that we shou
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TRON Project (Japanese OS)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by d_tr 5y ago
I humbly agree unless, of course, there is no other solution, e.g. lack of compilers on your platform.
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by d_tr 5y ago
I enjoyed the game a lot a long time ago too but I wouldn't say this is a hit piece. It feels honest and certainly not low-effort to me.
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by d_tr 5y ago
> ... and what Larry Ahern describes as a “huge section” of it had to be cut out before all was said and done. Damn, I would certainly buy the remaster if they had included this section, but I have already played the original version twi
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by d_tr 5y ago
Indeed. Chromium feels very fast on Windows with a Ryzen 2600 and an R9 280X GPU (4 TFLOPS). On Linux it feels sluggish and a single zoom step can take up to a full second on some pages, and nothing I tried (Wayland vs X11, amdgpu vs radeon
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by d_tr 5y ago
I see you can also buy comment downvotes and accounts. They have a fairly complete range of "products"...
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by d_tr 5y ago
On the other hand, having a 70M sloc OS act as a bootloader for a similarly sized pile of hacks which is treated like an OS does not sound like a very exciting platform...

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