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Ask HN: How can I make live dynamic linking in embedded systems?
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by diydsp 6y ago
Pure correlation... flagging.
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by diydsp 6y ago
yup. This is a neat car and all, but pretty much everything from a laptop to an LED Christmas tree or coffee maker goes into the same room and has the same measurements taken. As for "bricking traffic lights?" They would have to
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The PLAin Truth About the Commodore 64 PLA' at World of Commodore 2017(youtube.com)
1 points by diydsp 6y ago|0 comments
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by diydsp 6y ago
+1 for cooking for yourself. It is time well-spent, especially if your partner is into it. And it can save money and be much healthier than eating out! Especially if you make a little extra and supplement other meals. Also, eating out ta
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by diydsp 6y ago
Re simulink: I have experimented with OpenModelica a little bit for making simulations! didn't get too deep, but was impressed with my initial foray.
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by diydsp 6y ago
Haha I think that might be happening with me... do you suppose melatonin for a few nights a month would be a good idea to keep it stable?
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by diydsp 6y ago
Some great GCM experiment(er)s out there. This guy commits to a 2 week test of potato starch, sharing screenshots, etc. I dig HIH, too, for his info, but I stop at vegan intermittent fasting vs. full-time carnivorous keto. https:/&#
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by diydsp 6y ago
Taurine is not essential. The body makes its own creatine and taurine.[0][1] B12 is available in a number of vegan sources[2], though vegans should generally supplement it. [0] https://veganhealth.org/taurine-and-carnitine
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by diydsp 6y ago
From the fine article: >We evaluated the impact of 3 months of IF (12, 16, and 24 hr of food deprivation on a daily basis)
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by diydsp 6y ago
Definitely. Companies are simply externalizing this onto us. My company now occupies about 25 sq ft of my home rent free that I must manage for them.
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by diydsp 6y ago
I believe that's the initial, scribbled signature of homo sapiens and post-modernism. We're past survival and aware enough to know something is up, but highly susceptible to our instincts and especially to control by others. W
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How to Build a USB-Charged Lithium Battery Amp in 20 Minutes with the LBB-3(youtube.com)
1 points by diydsp 6y ago|0 comments
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by diydsp 6y ago
Yes it seems to be different everytime I use it. But the one time that the debugger worked was amazing. Wish I could make it happen again.
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by diydsp 6y ago
Also see Thomas Delauer's yt channel. Many good tips there. I do 1x 36 hr/week for abt 1.5 years now.
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by diydsp 6y ago
as an embedded dev, the last 2-4 years of STM (major ARM provider) have seen a large degree of integration of specialized hardware into 32-bit microcontrollers. e.g. radios, motor control, AI, 64-bit FPUs, graphics, low-power, etc. I expec
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by diydsp 6y ago
Rust is not supernatural. It addresses limited classes of bugs. Techniques to mitigate bugs in other languages have been developing rapidly. Bugs are not the only determinant of success.
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by diydsp 6y ago
Did anyone find interesting outliers? Results surprisingly uniform.
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by diydsp 6y ago
FTA: "At a reading of 88 or 89, Medicare will reimburse for oxygen at home, but at 90 it won’t"
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by diydsp 6y ago
When that came out a few years ago [1], I began getting my vitamin D tested through my doctor and slowly ramped up my dosage. It went from 28 ng/mL (70nmol/L) [2] to 32-35 ng/mL (80-87.5 nmol.L). In my own physiology, this
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by diydsp 6y ago
appear to be two latches from the RTL. at first i was uninterested in this project since the function of the PLA is expected to be very well known. to write an emulator or do intense programming one needs to know this and I expect most of
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by diydsp 6y ago
> physics units (Ohms, inerita, etc.) can be described as a vector. It really resembles that Kennedy quite a bit. The big diff is the Kennedy one focus on using human-readable descriptions in code, albeit with heavy syntax, whereas my v
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by diydsp 6y ago
I read the whole thing - delighted. More of a programming "implementer" than a "designer," I have intuited things like this before... And when I was required to learn control theory and simulink (which uses graphs), it
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by diydsp 6y ago
I would love to see him critique a niche tracker like goattracker or SID Factory II :)
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by diydsp 6y ago
imagine an insider knows a product is going to tank, so she sells all of her shares before everyone else. at that point of sale, the reality is the product sucks. but the market still reflects the price of a good product. so they know rea
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by diydsp 7y ago
ever looked into Kapybara? i wonder if theyre still making product. it was a big ol bank of DSPs controlled by mac. ah,here's the current model, Pacarana: http://www.symbolicsound.com/cgi-bin/bin/view/
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by diydsp 7y ago
http://diydsp.blogspot.com ive been documenting the design ups and downs of a new class of musical instrument which hybridizes electronic and acoustic sound. you hear first performances and tech details demo'd and explaine
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Ask HN: Why Is LiveDroid 8MB on My Galaxy S4 and 357MB on My Galaxy S5?
2 points by diydsp 7y ago|0 comments
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by diydsp 7y ago
yup, just rented a cool modern car and was distraught at how much menu-diving there was. and even if you memorize it, the lag was still huge vs. real-time controls!
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by diydsp 7y ago
heh and it's even worse than that , because near the quantum level, we're mainly finding reflections of our own psychology, psyche and societal norms. This is why saying sth is "not how the machine works" is a fallacy o

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