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The caveat is requiring liquid nitrogen.
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qBittorrent builds using libtorrent 2.0 turned into an absolute memory hog because it used mmap. I assume it is the page table backing the hundred of GBs of memory mapped files. I remember seeing a joke issue asking the author to update the
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4y ago
And for 6800 series you can compare to the GeForce one too.
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I think that is something YouTube rolled out a year or two ago to isolate adult YouTube from kids. You know sometimes a video gets marked with a YT kids banner and comments are disabled and recommendations on the side bar replaced with gene
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4y ago
>, women who artfully employ love potions and magic spells upon their husbands, and gain mastery over them through pleasure, find themselves consorts of dull-witted, degenerate fools.
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4y ago
Like 0-4-5, 0-4-6-5, 0-4-5-4-0? It may be off by a step or two, it has been years since I last touched a fretboard.
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This is sort of like pipelining in computer processors. As humans have quite a lot of latency, we make up for it by speculating what will happen in the short future with our experiences. This may also explain why people act irrationally for
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Is it just me or is there something off about this article? It reads quite incoherent. I happen to work with a lot of LED light sources nowadays and I can see most problems discussed are related to the light fixture, driver or psychology.
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With 3000 dollars I can buy a 77 inch OLED TV from LG. I guess computer or commercial displays have higher price but yes, no wonder why they failed.
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Aka web front-end developers?
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That can be the people with Asian roots bringing their eating traditions with them immigrating in the US. Like mostly cooking by themselves instead of eating out. Or frequency of snacking. Or having a different palate/diet than Anglos
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How did they fail? Price war with BOE and other Chinese manufacturers? Management by Baka?
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Things that are placed non orthogonally is a sign of high speed black magic to me. Edit: the other thread shows me writing a reply at 2am this morning... Pretty sure I didn't dream walk just to post on HN...
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I stand corrected. IMX 8M plus. 550 that is a nice price compared to say LimeSDR. I will be sure to grab one when its available.
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The Japanese wants to have a word with you. Yes they have a high mortality rate in stomach cancer due to all the preserved and salty food but rice is probably not very harmful in the grand picture. Meanwhile North America with its family si
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Seeing the spec I thought there is a Zynq but iMX6 looks even better. Can I get this board as an individual hobbyist instead of a company?
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I never understood how these motherboards work given that they look more like expansion cards. Now I know the intended way is to plug that into a backplane and wire the bus interfaces out.
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A picture is worth a thousand words, but sometimes a thousand words is worth more than a thousand pictures. Thank you for the transcript.
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I didn't watch the video. I guess they are using the LPC header available on some mobos and a microcontroller or FPGA to change it to a full-blown ISA bus.
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And these peripherals can run at hundreds of MHz doing real work in every cycle. I can probably do very low latency audio processing with an interrupt firing at the sample rate. Delay is a few samples instead of at least couple of ms like o
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RTOSes are developed to solve this exact problem of concurrency. Try Zephyr, ThreadX (from MS) or FreeRTOS (from Amazon) or whichever OS your microcontroller vendor supports. It will be eye opening, and you get to learn to write safe code i
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Shhhh stop spilling our secret to the software people... The semiconductor shortage is bad enough already... That said though, programming embedded devices like Arduino and ESP32 needs a completely different style of thinking than with high
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Purple and Brown anyone?
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Hope this shape is not patented by them.
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Maybe not in your country but that statement is definitely true in China and developing economies. Be reminded though Amazon is chock full of the same scammy products as on AliExpress and Taobao done by the same merchants. Case in point, SS
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`(via digg)` Wait does digg still exist? I hope it is better than reddit now.
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Does that mean we can get free (as in freedom) rooting that does not trigger Knox? I will take that any day.
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Thank you for posting this article. I really enjoyed reading this for culture. This is a fresh breeze from all the AI and VC madness taking over the front page recently.
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+1'ing this too. Very user friendly with its web interface. And I think it is the only self-hosted solution that can backup live photos from iOS devices. There is only one significant issue that I found: Backing up large videos fails I
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How do I get into the layers between differential pairs and drivers running on my computer? I think we need at least a mid-end FPGA board in ordor to play with all the high speed goodness. The crypto crash gave us a bunch of those boards bu
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