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by danielEM 5y ago
I see the idea of "phone bricks" finally moved to laptops and that is cool. But in order to lift off that concept has to be open in terms of electrical and mechanical specifications. Otherwise I think it will be just another minor
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by danielEM 5y ago
> But that’s exactly what pharma is, Disagree and gave you one of good reasons in previous posts > So a manufacturing organisation run by committees of international bureaucrats Not manufacturing, but a science organization focused o
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by danielEM 5y ago
If it was up to me the product development and designing sample manufacturing lines I would leave to some sort of world pharma organization that should have set a participation budget related to GDP or other similar factor (thus also poor c
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by danielEM 5y ago
Well, you got my entire message wrong. But I get it, some things seems to be just granted. Let me explain you that I'm not talking about private suppliers of army or police. I'm talking for services that army and/or police se
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by danielEM 5y ago
Well, the idea of excluding pharmacy market from classical economic rules isn't that bad and impossible at all. We do already have excluded army, police and in many countries educational systems and entire healthcare systems. We all ag
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by danielEM 6y ago
Was in banking industry for years, and when I started there were tons of financial terminal based systems for employees. And it was productive for very few only, learning curve was enormous and it was also very error prone.
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by danielEM 6y ago
I don't expect LG to open something that doesn't belong to them and I'm pretty sure that no matter what some drivers will remain closed source. That's fine. But still a HUGE help will be releasing schematics, GPIO usage,
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Petition to LG to open source their phones(change.org)
144 points by danielEM 6y ago|25 comments
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by danielEM 6y ago
Would be happy to see a support from open source community for LG phones long after the manufacture is closed. LineageOS for example does a good job supporting old phones. Reverse engineering takes ages and very often is abandoned somewhere
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by danielEM 6y ago
Started a petition to open source LG phones: https://www.change.org/p/lg-electronics-lg-to-open-source-th... Sign it and share it if you want that too. Thanks!
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by danielEM 6y ago
Looks like ARM has a new core that needs desperately to sell. So let Huawei buy the licenses and then put embargo on anyone that sells whatever to Huawei :)
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by danielEM 6y ago
World would be prettier with just ethernet (aldo it is not perfect)
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by danielEM 6y ago
Usb already offers couple of different data rates and power levels, so wonder why they use just one usb-c connector for all of it? ;) Ok, sarcasm aside. Technicaly you dont need separate plugs for different connection levels and power trans
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by danielEM 6y ago
USB, HDMI, Cable ethernet, DisplayPort, PCIe, ... they all use differential signals to transmit data, just different protocols. We could really and truly have just one type of plug to connect everything to everything a long time ago and wit
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by danielEM 6y ago
SMIC barelly can do 28nm chips, so Huawei is actually out of consumer mobile business for quite a while. No one that counts will produce chips for them, no one will sell the technology. With SMIC they gonna have to expand a line of products
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by danielEM 6y ago
This is not less portable and will beat any wasm interpreter in terms of speed: https://github.com/wwwg/wasmdec
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by danielEM 6y ago
Does Citi still have a good reputation in US? And anyway, bitcoin became too big to fall easily, but making money in your basement was and always will be spiting into a faces of hard working people.
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by danielEM 6y ago
I'm just missing GSM module with modem and voice support and AMOLED screen and price below 500USD and the sales would skyrocket, otherwise it'll be another minor handheld PC
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by danielEM 6y ago
If you make paper money in your basement you're a thief and criminal, but once it is electronic money - everything is ok?
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by danielEM 6y ago
No idea, just reminded myself similar "big news" dated couple of years back and the name of guy leading it ... Ian Frazer and that's how I found that paper
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by danielEM 6y ago
C target would solve it, I would be happy to use it with sdcc
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by danielEM 6y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6917347/ Just reminded myself that above frome couple years back
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Ask HN: Firefox with tabs for Android desktop mode?
2 points by danielEM 6y ago|0 comments
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by danielEM 6y ago
Since android 10 and its desktop mode would be nice to have virtual displays there as well. On rooted phones it shouldn't be hard to get such a driver into a kernel. Android distros like LineageOS would be probably more than happy to i
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by danielEM 6y ago
Huh, barelly who knows that TSMC buys all the equipment in Europe, in Netherlands, EUV is not an effect of TSMC R&D
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by danielEM 6y ago
Does it really matter for Linux world where you jest compile software from open sources anyway?
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Ask HN: ECommerce, CRM, ERP – any recommendations?
1 points by danielEM 6y ago|0 comments
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by danielEM 6y ago
> But it's doable, you can write a slow, photorealistic real-time renderer in relatively few lines of code, today. I guess using words "slow" and "real time" in one sentence isn't best describing state of ar
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by danielEM 6y ago
Did already profiling and posted a bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1682686 https://jsfiddle.net/fuh7c894/
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by danielEM 6y ago
Just did some tests on Firefox 83 and DOM reflow time grows exponentially with the depth of DOM tree. With grid elements of depth 10 single reflow takes seconds on my Ryzen laptop while on chromium is not noticable at all.

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