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by deelowe 5y ago
Transmission has always sort of been the (or at least one of the) alternatives to libtorrent. I like transmission because they deliver a more cohesive approach be it cli, web based or GUI.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Same sort of bs is happening with the horse paste stuff now. The story about hospitals being overrun due to people oding were wildly inaccurate at best. Whatever fits the narrative I guess…
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by deelowe 5y ago
Are we still talking about tracking and sharing of user data? Because from I can tell, outside of very specific pii situations, it is largely unregulated today.
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by deelowe 5y ago
You can make this argument about literally anything. Should your tires contain GPS trackers and share that info with their manufacturer on the off chance that you sped, drove on the wrong surface, or there was a manufacturing defect that co
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by deelowe 5y ago
Lots of older equipment require a CRT to function properly.
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by deelowe 5y ago
> Assuming they produce a desirable EV If they aren't serious about EVs, why would they do this? I honestly don't understand Toyota and Honda here. Something is causing them to fight EVs and push for Hydrogen. Patents? Geopolit
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by deelowe 5y ago
As a parent, I didn’t get tired of my kids being at home. Their grades were slipping to the point where we had no other option.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Very cool!
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by deelowe 5y ago
Sort of. You have to be careful when signals cross clock domains because they can become asynchronous. So anytime you go from one domain to another, you have to be sure to synchronize the data. This is often accomplished via flip flop.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Are pedestrians and deer an issue today? I thought it was more specific than this.
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by deelowe 5y ago
I’ve only ever seen behavioral solutions for newer systems. At a certain point, logic level designs become unreasonable.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Don't be too annoyed. There are significant differences across models and even batches within the same generation of system. There is no completely correct definition of a system.
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by deelowe 5y ago
I read this as well. I'm definitely referencing this in the future when someone mentions how "FPGAs directly simulate the system hardware."
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by deelowe 5y ago
This is kind of my point. I guess I underestimated the demand for iphone cables.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Are you suggesting a stolen cable brings the same sort of premium as a new one from Apple? Regardless, I'm not suggesting this at all. My point is that there are likely ways to get something worth so little without risking significant
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by deelowe 5y ago
Is there not a space between "fully automated subway" and "automationless road" where practical solutions exist? Case in point, what if we changed the materials composition of road paint? Or, what if cars were designed t
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by deelowe 5y ago
A cable that costs $20 - $30 retail NEW doesn't seem worth risking jail time over.
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by deelowe 5y ago
The simulator is based on an applet that's been around for a very long time. The CRT display is simply hacked onto it.
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by deelowe 5y ago
I think it's PFM. I'm not seeing anything in the simulator that lets you add a CRT type of display. [Edit] Yeah, this is the case. If you view the page source, there's some custom JS drawing "NET" to a canvas. It&#x
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by deelowe 5y ago
I covered the examples you cited already. Rampant inflation happens when people lose faith in the currency. That isn’t what’s happening here.
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by deelowe 5y ago
There is a gigantic difference between inflation and deflation from a policy perspective. Deflection has a positive feedback loop which does tend to cause situations where liquidity dries up literally overnight and then "boom, it happe
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by deelowe 5y ago
I don't know precisely, but maybe we can start with building entire research teams who specialize in brain chemistry to have them create complicated engagement strategies which are inserted into "free" apps targeted at kids.
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by deelowe 5y ago
I guess I need more data before fully forming an opinion then. I don't care about whales who intentionally seek out certain things to blow all their money. My concern is folks getting tricked into those situations via manipulative tech
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by deelowe 5y ago
OF isn't manipulating their customer base. It's pretty clear what you're getting into when you go to their site.
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by deelowe 5y ago
That's exactly it. Almost everyone in my immediate family is more concerned about getting the vaccine than they are covid. And this is AFTER someone in the family has died from it. It is extremely concerning how bad this has gotten. My
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by deelowe 5y ago
Don't expect useful specs to be available for consumer drives. The datasheets have slowly been turned into marketing materials over the past 10 years. Only the devices targeted for business use have useful specs and even then, key deta
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by deelowe 5y ago
The secret sauce is in the software. The hardware isn’t that revolutionary. On top of that, fpga vendors have this habit of outsourcing every little thing. This makes it super difficult for them to embrace open source give the IP liabilitie
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by deelowe 5y ago
Data for Delta is still coming in, right? I thought there are concerns about it causing more complications in children than previous variants.
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by deelowe 5y ago
I’m glad to see this. I would prefer a kit as well. I feel like a lot of the challenge at this point is going to be supply chain and production given the current environment with silicon. Just give me the board, any critical components, and
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by deelowe 5y ago
X16 is going to be more for folks who want something that just works and they can play around with in software Projects like this are more for folks who are looking to build their own computers from scratch. Typically, this is for someone w

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