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by isopede 4y ago
Can somebody explain to me how banning TikTok is not obviously unconstitutional purely on first amendment grounds?
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by isopede 4y ago
What do you mean by "stop accepting it?" All of us rely on millions of lines of code that we have not personally audited every single day. Have you audited every framework you use? Your kernel? Drivers? Your compiler? Your CPU mic
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by isopede 4y ago
Among others, regulatory reasons can mean Jira is not an option (medical, financial, export controls etc). They removed their self-hosted version a while ago, and their "data center" version is a $42,000 _minimum_.
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by isopede 4y ago
A few of my recent systems have come with a built-in combo BMC on the motherboard NICs. I haven't seen this before, is it a new trend? I'm imagining they put in a switch in there with the NICs? How does this even work? I'm do
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by isopede 4y ago
There already has been. The relevant case law is LLC v ReDigi: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitol_Records,_LLC_v._ReDigi... . > On March 30, 2013, Judge Richard J. Sullivan ruled in favor of Capitol Records, expla
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by isopede 4y ago
While Google may indeed have something internally that competes with ChatGPT, I can't use it. I'm sure that lambda and Meena are cool, but where is it? So what if Deepmind can now conquer grandmaster-level Settlers of Catan or Chu
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by isopede 4y ago
I am currently working on a "multiple instrument" setup acquisition with a GPS PPS and a standard reference clock distributed to multiple machines. It is exactly as you said, each instrument has a free-running incremental counter
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by isopede 4y ago
Everything I know about Brian Eno has come from the New York Times crossword.
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by isopede 5y ago
I believe one method is to dab the chin rest with a drop of perfume to mask the scent of the violin.
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by isopede 7y ago
Another way of making it "slower" is to require more memory to compute your algorithms. The idea being that lots of memory is expensive no matter how clever you are with the computation.
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by isopede 7y ago
This is not true. Automotive radar are in the ~80ghz range, giving it a wavelength on the order of about 4mm. Car radar can definitely see through rain and snow. All radars receive a range of reflections from many objects, rain included, bu
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Ask HN: Project Management for Hardware Companies
1 points by isopede 7y ago|0 comments
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by isopede 7y ago
When does this patch land? I was hoping to see the original in all its glory, but don't have time until later this week...
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by isopede 7y ago
What would be an appropriate replacement for embedded systems? I've looked at the "tiny" versions of protobuf (nanopb, etc), but haven't tried them yet. Are protobuf competitors (flatbuffers, capnproto) appropriate for s
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by isopede 7y ago
Thanks. I really want to wanted to like Phabricator, but every interaction with arcanist just feels like hitting the "I'm feeling lucky" button. It completely violates the principle of least surprise. To me, at least. My new
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by isopede 7y ago
Can you describe your stacked workflow with phabricator? I have tried to impose the LKML/straight-line-rebase workflow on my teams when I can, but problems with Phabricator _always_ crop up, and it's difficult to onboard people. T
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by isopede 9y ago
Perforce is great for binaries, but really kind of a substandard experience for code, at least compared to hg/git. I also tried Git LFS and it is a hot mess.
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by isopede 9y ago
I think they could go a long way to fixing this by building a textual representation of blueprints. I can see art assets being unmergeable, but as far as I can tell there's no good reason why nodes, the netlist of connections, and thei
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by isopede 9y ago
I have been getting into Unreal the last few months and had the opposite experience. I found the visual programming language frustrating to use and reason about. While I loved the discoverability of working with blueprints (it is easy to fi
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by isopede 12y ago
This exists: https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux....
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by isopede 12y ago
This is a counter patch which restores the broken PID. The original proposed patch is actually a parody Linux version which bricks FTDI chips. The real Linux patch which adds support for broken clones is here: https://git.kernel.