freedom-fries

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by freedom-fries 2y ago
The RISC-V implementation on RP2350 does not have any security features - it has no business to be on silicon that was supposed to be marketed for security features, but it is there. Then there are bits to disable ARM and/or RV cores,
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by freedom-fries 2y ago
RP2350 was supposed to be a game-changer for the RPi (the corp) and customers alike. It's an immensely powerful, and well documented platform so it's a shame that critical bugs have stolen the thunder. First the E9 errata made me
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by freedom-fries 3y ago
> May be I'm weird, but for me RP2040 was terrible chip for learning ARM. STM32 on the other hand just worked My experience was opposite of yours. I found RP2040 refreshing compared to the complexity of dealing with proprietary tool
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by freedom-fries 3y ago
Contrary opinion: well, we like paying less! We get angry on high prices, swan at deals, and then get mad that businesses want to pay less too! Something has to give - either the buyers get shafted, or the workers. I don't believe that
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by freedom-fries 3y ago
GC pauses are dependent on the code and its workload so general benchmarking is rarely useful. You can have a code that works really nicely with GC at a given throughput and request pattern, but not at all at a different load profile. Minor
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by freedom-fries 3y ago
No. Due to spectre and other similar issues, all of them (at least all the sane ones) sell cores, but will count each core as either one "core" or more commonly two "vcpus".
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by freedom-fries 3y ago
Look at Mr bonuse-pants here. Y'all get bonus for writing software?
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by freedom-fries 3y ago
> It's been great so far and it's probably the worst full EV you can buy in the US. You are right and so are the articles. Boring EVs like Nissan built are supremely reliable and cheap to run and inexpensive to repair when they
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by freedom-fries 3y ago
787 isn't a small plane! 787 is just 11% smaller by wingspan and just 3% smaller range than long-range 747. In large part, 747 and 380 went away because they were fuel-inefficient 4-engine planes, not because airlines wanted to fly tin
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by freedom-fries 3y ago
Or high-speed cars. I hate trains.
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by freedom-fries 3y ago
You can't route MAC because there is no prefix matching - only exact matching. That's exactly why you need to "switch" them... and incidentally this is what your proposal accomplishes – it's equivalent to a fully-sw
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by freedom-fries 3y ago
Not first, but eventually the layers are needed to solve problems that evolve when your software needs to operate in someone else's network. That said, it's not very hard to directly talk "ethernet" using raw sockets. He
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by freedom-fries 3y ago
The article is talking code and demonstrating results. Talk is cheap, show the code!
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by freedom-fries 4y ago
That's your opinion, but Tesla does not "need" to add anything from the point of view of actual Tesla customers! Tesla cars are selling faster than they can make them and adding a Radar will slow down the manufacturing, not m
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by freedom-fries 4y ago
The thing is – nobody cares! People can scream bloody murder till the cows come home, but Tesla for all its faults is king of the hill - literally more valuable the rest of the car industry combined. Musk is the invincible and irrespective
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by freedom-fries 4y ago
The economics of hardware unfortunately do not allow "niche" and "low-cost" to go together. The market for PoE doorbells is very small as it is, so the unit-cost will be high, which makes the market too small for anyon
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by freedom-fries 4y ago
At just 5.6% they are not doing enough! Capitalism has made "unwanted" people the outliers and capitalism can fix it! One way to improve hiring could by legislating that for-profit companies should do away with drug tests and back
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by freedom-fries 4y ago
> Google, Amazon, Azure are stand alone CDN Not really sure what exactly you are looking for and at what price point, but Google and AWS both have domain registration and WW highly available DNS services.
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by freedom-fries 4y ago
> artifact-free resampling definitely isn't a straightforward thing. It definitely isn't in general sense. Thankfully, limitations of human range of hearing (20Hz-20KHz, < 100db dynamic range) make the limitations non-issue,
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by freedom-fries 4y ago
Interesting. Do you have numbers to show that variable block size can be done with "almost zero cost" as you said?
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by freedom-fries 4y ago
Yes, please! Anyone who hasn't run a business should definitely try to run one with Robots to appreciate that human factor isn't going anywhere.
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by freedom-fries 4y ago
Fair question and I had too when I didn't have my own. The best way I can explain is - Think how stupid and emotionally strong is the average adult, now scale by a factor of what you think a person who has a fraction of experience and
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by freedom-fries 4y ago
I'm guessing it will run afoul of the EU regulations. At the bare minimum there should be a way for level playfield - individual applications and third party application providers should have same access as Apple's apps! * If Safa