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el_isma
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el_isma
5y ago
It's even cooler than that: it has collision avoidance. To start a transfer you drive the clock low. If both masters drive the clock low at the same time. Then they start driving SDA with the address. If at any point in time, the addr
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el_isma
6y ago
I've heard of "Architectural katas". Never done any of them, but sound interesting as an exercise. http://nealford.com/katas/about.html
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el_isma
6y ago
Pretty sure many common words are not being filtered out. For example, EOD (usually "End of day") is "Wells Fargo Global Dividend Opportunity Fund". I can guarantee no WSBer is going to buy such a "classic" in
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el_isma
6y ago
Is it this one? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Naked_Sun
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el_isma
6y ago
Frequency gives you available bandwidth. Less bandwidth forces you to compress it more. So you either send worse quality, or compress it better with a newer/better codec.
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el_isma
6y ago
You're just not going fast enough.
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el_isma
7y ago
I was expecting a submarine built for midgets. It'd be a smaller target and cheaper to build!
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el_isma
7y ago
https://github.com/rfjakob/earlyoom will help you. It will kill those processes for you.
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el_isma
7y ago
We recently completed a project with similar requirements. We ended up using rtsp from the camera and packing it up in websockets using ffmpeg. We had sub second latency. The camera gave h264 so we could just repack that. We're giving
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el_isma
7y ago
> Uruguay has much less use of natural gas, for regulatory reasons: gas appliances can only be installed indoors if the room in which they are installed has a window to the outside that cannot be closed, thus removing the risk of explosi
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el_isma
8y ago
(spoilers) How does "clean bad log line" make sense in the first one? There's nothing to indicate there's a bad log line, and how removing that from s3 make any sense?
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el_isma
8y ago
Where's twitter gonna twit if they go down?
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el_isma
8y ago
Install earlyoom, it will kill processes before a lock up occurs. Greatly helped me (at the expense of random chrome tabs killed)
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el_isma
8y ago
'Sunsetting' means they won't use it anymore? I've never seen that expression before. Does it carry any more meaning?
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el_isma
9y ago
Yes, but would it kill them to just put a pricing there? Nowadays you can get the list price of sending a Rocket into space[1] but not how much some software is going to cost you [1] http://www.spacex.com/about/capabi
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el_isma
10y ago
Projects change too. What's good for a small project might not be for a big one.
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el_isma
10y ago
Xiaomi redmi, all the models, according to your budget.
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el_isma
10y ago
Some APs let's you lower transmit power, which will help in isolating them
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el_isma
10y ago
Yes, collision occurs on the same channel transmit. You'll probably have to setup two different essids. Most devices I've used will keep using the same ap even when its signal is lousy and they have a great signal to the other ap
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el_isma
10y ago
I don't understand why the human cost of space travel is always weighted so heavily. All exploration costs lives. How many died conquering America? Exploring the poles? The Everest? To this day people die in the Everest. It's the
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el_isma
10y ago
For one, CoreOS auto-updates smartly, so you can install and forget.
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el_isma
10y ago
Good cameras usually have a good IR filter. Cheap cameras usually don't, and that's why you see IR light
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el_isma
10y ago
> I wrote an MPEG 2 Program Stream / Packetized Elementary Stream / subtitle image decompressor, which obviously does a lot of bit-banging Are you open sourcing this? I'd love to take a look
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el_isma
10y ago
Sounds like my country... It leaves me wondering if it's the same country or it's the same issue
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10y ago
The page colors are terrible, but he does make a good point. Bipolars out, FETs in!
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el_isma
10y ago
For me it depends on what you're doing. If you are looking at a spec, it's annoying having to alt-tab all the time. Before I had dual monitors, I even resorted to -gasp- printing the spec so I could look at it while coding.
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el_isma
10y ago
"Greetings from the International Journal of Swarm Intelligence and Evolutionary Computation" Well, that's fitting...
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el_isma
10y ago
Why's nfs an anti pattern?
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el_isma
10y ago
My security answers have nothing to do with the questions. Best way to make them safe :D
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el_isma
10y ago
Doesn't work for me
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