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by gh02t 3y ago
Just MAC registrations.
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by gh02t 3y ago
Yeah, all of that is part of the long tail. Fortran isn't going away, but with younger people who grew up without Fortran getting into leadership positions momentum is in the favor of moving HPC and sometimes more mundane computational
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by gh02t 3y ago
At least in the US national lab system Fortran is nominally being phased out in a lot of projects. It's just gotten too hard to find highly skilled Fortran programmers to maintain these complicated projects, so a lot of codebases are g
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by gh02t 3y ago
Yes that's what I mean that you have to take great care, I was trying to say that it's not easy to engineer around these, just feasible. You still want some capacitor buffer, work in short bursts, sleep everything aggressively,
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by gh02t 3y ago
It's enough to keep a low power microcontroller and maybe a low power sensor or two alive. You can get chips and sensors that will work with that budget, you just have to be very conservative and sleep aggressively. E.g. there are PIC
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by gh02t 3y ago
Isn't the point that if pure Python was faster they wouldn't need to be written in other [compiled] languages? Having dealt with Cython it's not bad, but if I could write more of my code in native Python my development experi
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by gh02t 3y ago
Not sure about the legality specifically of this new Wifi mode/modules, but a lot of the companies selling other RF modules bare certainly know what they are doing is in a grey area. The FCC allows hobbyists to build up to 5 devices fo
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by gh02t 3y ago
Yes to all of these, there is a managed mode where nodes are controlled via commands from a command channel. Bridging networks is done via MQTT so you can use virtually any transport.
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by gh02t 3y ago
Same here, running Wireguard on the gateway (pfSense) really streamlined a lot of my needs on the go.
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by gh02t 3y ago
I've already seen that one. One of the best Rifftrax along with The Room and Twilight, fellow Person of Culture. Me and a bunch of friends used to be zealous bad movie watchers, though we don't do it as often now that we're a
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by gh02t 3y ago
I haven't tried the newer ones with USB support since I have a literal stack of older ESP32s to get through for projects, how's support for JTAG/debugging over USB in the common environments like ESP-IDF/Arduino/Pla
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by gh02t 3y ago
Don't forget that there's a sequel. Edit: actually there are TWO sequels. You can't forget until you complete the Birdemic Cinematic Universe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birdemic_2:_The_Resurrection
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by gh02t 3y ago
They have a built in serial bootloader. Most dev boards don't need anything, they come with a USB-to-serial adapter. Some of the new ones even have the USB part integrated on chip. If you use a bare module then you need a basic 3.3V se
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by gh02t 3y ago
> This sounds like it's approaching some sort of model mysticism. Models don't make forecasts, humans do. By forecasts I only mean output of a model, I've been wrapped up in time series methods where that's the usual
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by gh02t 3y ago
Even subjectively, on what basis would they generate uncertainties that at least keeps some grounding in reality? Any human generation would be ad hoc and likely very wrong, humans are notoriously awful at estimating risk and I'd argue
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by gh02t 3y ago
Yeah I've used those methods and am a fan, though they are far from perfect. For one thing they're somewhat invasive methods to implement and they still require you to formulate a likelihood function to varying degrees; a task whi
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by gh02t 3y ago
You can demand error bars but they aren't always possible or meaningful. You can more or less "fudge" some sort of normally distributed IID error estimate onto any method, but that doesn't necessarily mean anything. Gene
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by gh02t 3y ago
For real, I'd love to have a cellular modem in my laptop/tablet but the hassle and high cost of adding an extra "line" to my already expensive cell plan for something I only want to use intermittently has always turned m
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by gh02t 3y ago
It depends on the application. 4K on a camera that's high up and covers a lot of area is good because you see more pixels on objects. Also stuff like identifying people's faces or license plates. 4K for a camera that is close up,
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by gh02t 3y ago
I bought a gl.inet travel router a while back and it kicks ass. Being based on OpenWRT it has a ton of features, but also just works when I need it. I can even do wire guard on the router back to my home network, which I've found helps
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by gh02t 3y ago
The LaTeX plugin for Jetbrains IDEs is pretty good for that IMO. Before that I used to use TeXstudio, and I wrote my dissertation with Lervag's vim plugin. Both of which I also like, but the Jetbrains plugin hits my needs and preferenc
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by gh02t 3y ago
Lots of vendors sell something like that you just need to look for an NVR. Ubiquiti, Synology, Reolink, Amcrest etc all sell products like this to varying extents, but other companies have realized you can make better money selling outrageo
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by gh02t 3y ago
Important to note that EA released C&C, RA1, and Tiberian Sun as freeware so you can just grab the data.
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by gh02t 3y ago
Sure, but "real" industry users want support for the hardware and software. They will pay for support contracts and customization if it saves them in house labor time.
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by gh02t 3y ago
For people reading this since I'm certain wienke knows this, you can also do point to point or mesh LoRA between cheap devices (e.g. Meshtastic). You don't necessarily need a multi-channel gateway, depends on what you want to do.
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by gh02t 3y ago
Thanks for the clarification, I was pretty confused by the article on this detail myself. Per app opt seems like a reasonable compromise for my use as long as the browser recognizes my CA, as that's the one I care about.
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by gh02t 3y ago
Same for me, but don't a lot of corporate IT policies deploy root certificates to devices too? You'd think there has to be a way to do it.
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by gh02t 3y ago
I use Firefly III (which isn't quite the same but similar issue) and import csv exports from my bank and other accounts. I have to jump through some hoops with Selenium to automate downloading the csv files but it works mostly reliably
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by gh02t 3y ago
> The overlap of sets of people who care about quality audio and the people who would buy Atmos in a TCL TV is probably pretty sparse. I used to think that too, but the proliferation of soundbars has shown that there is a market for bett
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by gh02t 3y ago
I've been looking for the same sort of mini charge controller with grid backup that is mentioned in the problems and challenges also with no luck. Is this really not a product that exists? I've long wanted to do a sort of small sc

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