fivelessminutes

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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
From May 2021
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
I just don't get why the world needs another fabless arm embedded silicon company reliant on East Asian fabs. It's not like they're doing anything better than the others. Risc-V, special sauce, from a European or American fa
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
This seems to be from 20 years ago, the most recent citation was from 2000 and it describes a MIPS chip built on a 1998 process.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
If something you control, manage and backup goes down, you can fix it. It won't go away on its own, or like Travis make you dependent on it, get bought out by VCs who milk your dependency for money. When it goes down, it only impacts y
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
Hopefully this brings an end to pi:raspberry and pals so beloved of ssh botnet scanners. https://tutorials-raspberrypi.com/raspberry-pi-default-login... Raspbian 'set the tone' of insecure by default and it seems
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
This is just a subscription drive for OSI. If you want to 'protect' FOSS projects you care about, take some time to find out what help is useful to the maintainers and contribute towards items that make sense to you. Joining OSI
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
'Core team' as a concept naturally leads to elitism.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> "WARNING As a rule of thumb, enums are code smells and should be refactored to polymorphic classes. [8]" Seemann, Mark, Dependency Injection in .Net, 2011, p. 342 Gosh, what a load of baloney from a frog in a well.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
(2018)
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
... nobody needs 'web3', just like nobody needed the blockchain grifters.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> Today, the Filecoin network is a robust platform to verifiably store and access NFTs, public good datasets, web3 and Metaverse assets, and more. I won Buzzword Bingo on the first sentence alone.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
This is amazing, but by the end they seem to gloss that some power is needed at the tx side to produce the modulation clock and perform switching the resistor.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
Some kind of low-effort walled garden with 'coins' and 'nft' pasted on.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> This has the nuance of distorting the polls POLES
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
Just wouldn't be the same without the fellow reek of stale urine.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
They clearly have their own m1 implementation and the contributed one is 'not invented here'.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> A reactor operating for only 7 minutes every 30 minutes is not attractive It just means have 4 reactors on site operating sequentially, doesn't it?
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> As with any issue, there's a balance, too far disagree or too far agree and it just can't work. If I want your bank credentials so I can spend your money, you are going to give me half your money? Or you will get into contac
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
"10% faster" than... "40% slower" than... A lot of people who have time to scan an article to find out what the title should have said, have no time to do the same for video.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
> The next frontier in computing, which will take shape this decade, is building apps on programmable blockchains. I feel sorry for companies that pay AH for this.
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
I would start looking...
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
Have you raised your perspective on their problems with your manager? If they don't care, leaving is not unreasonable (although the 6 months might seem like a ding on your resume). But usually, people know. Whether they know and just
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by fivelessminutes 5y ago
It is possible to overstate a valid case until it becomes meaningless... are modern OS IP stacks written in C really 'crash'ing or 'full of security vulnerabilities'? No.
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'Sorry about that, something went wrong'