ddingus

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541.
by ddingus 3y ago
I really just wanted to comment on what a nice bit of fun our chat was! Unfortunately, I was not able to improve on this idea myself and I found that intriguing given it's surprising interest. Take care.
542.
by ddingus 3y ago
Nope. Full stop. Not ever gonna do it. For the forseeable future, I can get, and already own, a cheap laser printer that will trundle along and make the few pages I need every month.
543.
by ddingus 3y ago
QUE: ROGER RABBIT STAGE RIGHT [SCREAMS] TWO BITS!
544.
by ddingus 3y ago
Well, that is who plays short stop. The position is a different matter. As if! (the shortstop cares) Great bit, BTW. I loved it as a kid.
545.
by ddingus 3y ago
How fun! I read this, will respond once more.
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by ddingus 3y ago
I am in roughly 80 percent agreement. The phrase played out for me: We are flying home and ideally we end up on the ground, having arrived at the intended expression, undeniable. But, we could come in too fast, skip orbit and burn up. Or,
547.
by ddingus 3y ago
I am hoping other OSS models will reach similar power. Even if training is really slow, we could make really useful models that don't get nerfed everytime some talking head blathers about
548.
by ddingus 3y ago
Indeed. Notable. Added to personal lexicon.
549.
by ddingus 3y ago
Nice. And appreciated. Maybe I will channel my inner Rossmann: I hope you learned something That was the intent. Others getting something they will benefit from.
550.
by ddingus 3y ago
Well, that too.
551.
by ddingus 3y ago
It seems to me nearly all construction is slow. Have any of you witnessed a construction project run lean and mean anywhere? Things seem to drag on for month! Look at what we built last century! Hard to imagine us doing that again.
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by ddingus 3y ago
Interestingly, it would be much of the advice I received at that young time in my life. Seek the wisdom of your elders. Many of them have extremely high value, hard won knowledge they want to share. You may well end up having great friend
553.
by ddingus 3y ago
What those adult consequences are does depend on what one being bullied does about it and how. I was bullied to the point of near complete ostracision in high school. After a few months, I had a talk with some adults I knew outside my usual
554.
by ddingus 3y ago
I was looking for the same and hot the paywall.
555.
by ddingus 3y ago
Not all of us think that way. (up super early due to a disgreement between my gut and some food... ) However, those of us who do think that way are not shy about it.
556.
by ddingus 3y ago
Not sure everyone expects values to rise or rise as much as they currently do. Fact is, everyone needs that to happen right now. If we change the latter, expectations related to the former will change too.
557.
by ddingus 3y ago
Great comment. Explains so much! >>The material was traditionally being held as a resource as in previous decades, when it was expected that principal investigators would look first in the vast storehouse for useful items before requ
558.
by ddingus 3y ago
That was a great story! We have the blue ones because one guy was willing to put it all on the line to get it done. Amazing so much hangs on just one of us sometimes. We also have it because the research scientist acquired real electromech
559.
by ddingus 3y ago
Wow! Very nice work. This is super educational resource. Again nice work.
560.
by ddingus 3y ago
Seconded. Doing it is basically a hand assembly. One reads the documentation, selects the bytes needed using a processor data sheet, orders them into the various sections, populates the ELF fields and then it really does boil down to typin
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by ddingus 3y ago
Those look great! But they aren't the same, though I should say those are better than what seems to be out there today. I left something out of my description above. It is complete regarding the blinking behavior. But, there is a pa
562.
by ddingus 3y ago
It was saturated because older TTL displays did not allow for anything else! The red wire was a lot of red, and only red, or nothing and when the intensity wire is added, 100 percent red happened. Wash, rinse, repeat
563.
by ddingus 3y ago
Famously the last 90% of the project :(
564.
by ddingus 3y ago
Yes. My favorite places have maintained their service. A phone call as I jump into the car for my drive home is easy. Until it isn't, I will continue. The best thing is expertise found on the other end of the line. That saves me a f
565.
by ddingus 3y ago
To whomever: I really, really, REALLY, did I say, "Really" miss the twinkle of old school incandescent blinking Christmas lights. Each light has a metal spring that heats as the light glows. Eventually, the spring warms enough to
566.
by ddingus 3y ago
I call them simulations in my own internal vernacular. There is time, rules, etc... And an important element is the outcome not being known. It is that last bit which makes these kinds of programs interesting to write and run.
567.
by ddingus 3y ago
Another micro = big BOM cost increase Another core = overall device cost likely unnecessary. Both blow the power budget up. Regarding determinism, relative to what? An interrupt will, or can be very consistent relative to the signal. Polli
568.
by ddingus 3y ago
The Quad one is neat!
569.
by ddingus 3y ago
Same with things like sine plots. The reveal is part of the fun. I just had a thought about what might be really fun at 100Mhz, and that is cellular automata. There are the classic game of life rules. Going fast on those is fun. But, mayb
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by ddingus 3y ago
Thought so. From there, it is a bit of logic to map the chip selects to make the writes and reads come and go from the intended resources.

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