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by demondemidi 2y ago
"speak" "package" "touch up" Odd that the writer called out these words in quotes in the midst of metaphors that were more obvious. I missed the article on the first read through because the writing was so bad.
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by demondemidi 2y ago
I make almost all of purchasing decisions based on principles to the best that I can. Rewarding a Nazi sympathizing sexist pig who's clearly driving (another) pump and dump is a great reason not to give a company my money. Any question
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by demondemidi 2y ago
How long until he claims Tesla is worth a quadrillion dollars? I'd say 5 years. If he didn't have so much power this would be hilarious, but he's a real threat.
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Yeah, I thought it was a luxury item either people with too much money buy to be hip, or people with not enough money go into debt for to make it look like they have too much money. It appears those are the only two types of people buying t
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Ahh... thank you.
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by demondemidi 2y ago
You don’t understand. If there is no DFU the next application cannot be fixed if it broken. Hence bricked. If the boot rom goes right to the sd card image then there is no problem. Almost all embedded devices have a secondary boot loader. D
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Does the RPI boot rom have DFU built in? If not, it can be bricked.
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by demondemidi 2y ago
“ Being a software engineer who has a strong preference for creativity, problem-solving, and autonomy” That’s nearly every engineer or programmer I’ve ever met, not some rarity.
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Interesting that you managed to avoid programming the SAU. The default IDAU appears to be sufficient, yes?
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Always was. His vision is from decades ago, he’s not cut out for to be a CEO.
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by demondemidi 2y ago
During the attack on Haifa in the 2000s an intel site was hit.
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by demondemidi 2y ago
I don't want any part of my personal data (what I write, what I photograph, what I record, what I jot down) to be viewed by anything by my own eyes or the encryption algorithm converting it to ciphertext to send across a secure channel
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by demondemidi 2y ago
PHP had a huge range of intrinsics specifically targeted at processing web input with web like patterns and configuration. PERL is about one thing: munging text data with minimal syntax. Granted you can do all sort of things with it, but it
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Wat?
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Illusions of grandeur in every paragraph.
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Or maybe guys that are embarrassed about it need some other cover story?
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by demondemidi 2y ago
All depends how you feel about observational studies vs randomized trials. Key word = "feel".
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Do you have jokes where you live?
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by demondemidi 2y ago
This is America: we demand a low-effort, overpriced solution, preferably in pill form.
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by demondemidi 2y ago
I loved this show. I taught me the difference between a compiler and an interpreter a decade before the web even existed, when our school had one commodore PET. Core memory: I was in 7th grade and I got teased mercilessly for mentioning it
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Really? Wow, Western Digital and nVidia sure are having ARM rammed down their throat... oh wait, they are using RISC V. What are you even talking about?
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by demondemidi 2y ago
No one said they shouldn't be. I mean, its not like there are laws saying they cannot be free. Patternson has always used too much hyperbole and marketing himself as a crusader. RISC-V is great, let the technology speak for itself.
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Blows my mind how much this guy knows. From embedded to native apps to fabrication. I feel lazy as fuck.
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by demondemidi 2y ago
The fix for the MSP di/dt bug made me smile. Lucky but also smart!
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by demondemidi 2y ago
I tried to use something like this to read a flash on a car’s ECU. I even build a small probe station when the clip finally broke. I ended up having to desolder it. I don’t understand how hackers make in-circuit spi probing work on embedded
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Or be harassed. But that doesn’t matter when you’re in the majority, right?
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Everything you said are facts. In (my) reality, the level of detail you describe in the configuration is based on reading a spec, and not based on a design. Caveat: this is my experience evaluating RV v. Arm. In other words: no one is picki
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by demondemidi 2y ago
You're probably not reading this, but I didn't include what I pay out of pocket to 12d DD ... turns out it is MORE than than the most expensive ACA plan, but I have way more coverage at my job. E.g., I can go out of network, where
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by demondemidi 2y ago
No, articles about red meat. Gives the vegans and the manly men a platform to shout at each other.
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by demondemidi 2y ago
Wouldn’t the data be worth more than £400k on the black market?

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