dailykoder

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by dailykoder 3y ago
I have the "MoYu Super RS3 M 2022" as maglev version and I love it. Can recommend! I am not a "real speedcuber" tho. My average is about 40s, but it's a nice cube and I enjoy playing with it.
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by dailykoder 3y ago
You are right and it's probably as "bad" as you make it sound, but we've come a long way. One tiny step at a time. Maybe one day full open hardware will make it to the mainstream. Let's just dream a bit (and work on
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by dailykoder 4y ago
Seeing all those comments it looks like I finally have to get myself checked out. Thought too long about might having it and never got around actually talking to a psychiatrist. I can focus very well in interviews or exams. They are even fu
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by dailykoder 4y ago
Musk already admitted that he was very wrong about FSD and that it's not that easy. Sure his talk was dumb and a lot of people fell for it, but that's just how marketing works.
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by dailykoder 4y ago
Wow, I never really looked at Ada code. Been using VHDL for the past 2 years a lot and when I looked at your code I was like: 'huh strange, this looks a lot like VHDL'. Turns out both were invented by the DoD. >Due to the Depar
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by dailykoder 4y ago
You could've gotten the QR-Code on a piece of paper, without a phone (which still is ridiculous that they forced people to use some random QR-Code and ignored the internationally accepted vaccination card of the WHO)
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by dailykoder 4y ago
I always thought it was a Joke/Meme. I saw it come up years ago on 4chan, but now it's everywhere.
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by dailykoder 4y ago
Atleast in germany (almost?) every plan has unlimited messages nowadays. Even the cheapest prepaid plan. People still use WhatsApp, Signal, etc., because of media sharing and easy group conversations
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by dailykoder 4y ago
When I read the original post I was getting nervous, a little angry and wanted to make the same post and mark that claim as wild. But now that I've read your comment I thought a little about my experience here in southern germany. I re
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by dailykoder 4y ago
>Leap years occur every 4 years. Isn't leap year calculation one of the very first things you do in most programming tutorials/schools? I know that a lot of people don't know this, but most programmers should, r-r-r-right?
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by dailykoder 4y ago
X. Just to keep the browser competition alive. We can't let google win, even if they kind-of have already. It's important to have a choice
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by dailykoder 4y ago
I just want a "dumb", but good and kinda long-range EV.... (that's affordable somehow) I don't need any big screen or surveillance things. I just want to drive, with a little music and that's it. Nothing more nothin
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by dailykoder 4y ago
This. That's basically what I do too, with a small difference. First off: I usually keep all my text and non-fiction books, but I gave away most fiction. It doesn't matter if I bought it or got it from a public library. A lot of t
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by dailykoder 4y ago
Yes, they basically collect everything.
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by dailykoder 4y ago
You could just download the Vendor tools (Xilinx, Intel, Lattice) and start with simulations. They are usually free of charge for private use. Often including their smaller chips. For Xilinx you could, for example, get the Digilent Arty-A7
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by dailykoder 4y ago
Xilinx' Vivado works decent on my Ubuntu 20.04 machine (just haven't gotten around to upgrade yet). Been using it since 18.04 or something like that. It's not the best experience, but it gets the job done. For small hobby pro
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by dailykoder 4y ago
Usually it's fairly simple to get your feet wet and a blinking LED. The problem with FPGAs tho is that you basically have to do everything yourself and apparently it's not easy for a lot of people to "get it". Even tho V
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by dailykoder 4y ago
A LOT of companies still do. Every bigger company i've been to here in germany has used it somewhere. Some tried to slowly move to git, most didn't, because svn just works and old people don't want to change
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by dailykoder 4y ago
Just a quick reminder to keep this in your bookmarks: https://alisdair.mcdiarmid.org/kill-sticky-headers/ A life safer especially on the rare occassions where I am using my old thinkpad with 1386x720 resolution.