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by gaudat 4y ago
Is STM32 still in shortage? I remember it being the largest blocker in one of my projects last year. Especially that high end H7 chip. Oh and we runned a Tensorflow Lite image processing pipeline on that chip. It is probably a few times too
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by gaudat 4y ago
Splatoon 4 is looking good huh
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by gaudat 4y ago
>high quality rips I cannot unhear the Flintstones now...
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by gaudat 4y ago
Poor man's Tile64?
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by gaudat 4y ago
The Elixir |> (pipeline / nose) operator. Makes functional programming much cleaner without brackets or intermediate variables. I wish more programming language has this. JavaScript comes close with chained calls of map.
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by gaudat 4y ago
Jetson TX/TK/Nano/Xavier. The older ones should be quite affordable now
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by gaudat 4y ago
I think the mobile phone market in Japan is also dominated by iPhones now?
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by gaudat 4y ago
(Read only)
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by gaudat 4y ago
Seconded getting off the news or your phone. I learned to embrace blissful ignorance.
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by gaudat 4y ago
Any lo-fi Butterfly sound chips in this?
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by gaudat 4y ago
It's Undertale but made in Japan. Attractive world building and back story combined with a healthy supply of derivative work from talented content makers and you got it.
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by gaudat 4y ago
Next step: Add a tiny motor inside the key switch for force feedback
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by gaudat 4y ago
Signal integrity first, then maybe cost or power usage. Commercial state of the art is around 100Gbit/s per pair using a gearbox chip, as seen in 100G single lambda transceivers. For ASIC/FPGA i think 58GHz PAM4 is available givin
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by gaudat 4y ago
That's a trick called equivalent input sampling. Basically shifts the sample clock a little bit around while looking at the same waveform. The catch is it only works on repetitive waves, and you are still limited by the analog frontend
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by gaudat 4y ago
Dead rising anyone?
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by gaudat 4y ago
It may be something simple as a shor tbetween the phases. In power engineering these are called fault conditions and the currents can run up to tens of thousands of amps before the circuit breaker acts. Not sure if you can imagine the magni
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by gaudat 4y ago
JLCPCB and other Chinese fabs really revolutionized the hobby PCB market with their automated systems. Hope we will see fabs based in NA or EU doing the same. I'm tired of waiting a month for the boards.
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by gaudat 4y ago
That atmosphere feels like a breakdance battle. Wait the elephant is really dancing.
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by gaudat 4y ago
That playlist cover can definitely pass as an album art.
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by gaudat 4y ago
This probably does not only apply to software but to UI/UX in general. The "atarimae" translates to "UI/UX that works" and "miryouteki" is "UI/UX that is pleasing to use".
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by gaudat 4y ago
Tried it as a kid. The score stand only hit the middle half of the keys though :)
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by gaudat 4y ago
Back when I was a kid I played with some of those black MIDI files. I think one of the tricks is to put the same melody on multiple octaves. It makes the sound fuller without going dissonant. There is also a phase like effect that can be do
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by gaudat 4y ago
This one knows what's up. In embedded or industrial systems there is "soft" real time which means the deadline can be occasionally missed but the system will still be worthy. Or there may be I think what web or app devs do is
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by gaudat 4y ago
I'm pretty sure there is only a tiny fraction of the population that is even willing to press the emergency stop when something bad happens. Most likely they will scream or freeze in place instead. Quoting from anothing reply: Video of
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Jellyfin bug: Artist name split into multiple artists(github.com)
3 points by gaudat 4y ago|0 comments
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by gaudat 4y ago
That Yayayayayayayayayayahoo! has to be one of the best bugs turned features in history.
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by gaudat 4y ago
Commerical grade refers to the temperature range the component is tested to work. Amusingly it is the lowest grade where you can get industrial grade, military grade or even space grade components. I tried to work with those lattice parts o
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by gaudat 4y ago
There is a high level mixer (I think it's called that) design that uses a 3157 video switch chip. I tried to build one a while ago and found some manufacturers putting the chip under the 74LVC series. I thought this article is about th
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Installing Proxmox VE on WSL2(github.com)
2 points by gaudat 4y ago|1 comments
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by gaudat 4y ago
Be warned though the image does not boot in pure UEFI systems without CSM like recent laptops.

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