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by jleahy 7y ago
Yes, snapcast is really designed for audio streaming. For video it's not going to work (but surely for video cases you want something to stream both audio and video?).
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by jleahy 7y ago
Well I was thinking of ifcvt when I mentioned a few special cases. Particularly things like minmax and abs are very specific.
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by jleahy 7y ago
It's a single instruction to then subtract 1 from the result of SLT/SLTI, which then gives you 0xffffffff or 0x00000000 rather than 0 or 1, which you can use as a mask. RISC-V was designed to be a good target for a C compiler, giv
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by jleahy 7y ago
AirPlay uses a fixed latency of 2 seconds, so 500ms is not bad. Either way it's not a technical accomplishment/failure, the longer the latency the longer you can put up with your WiFi breaking without having your audio blip. 500ms
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by jleahy 7y ago
Mousepad is also pretty good and is actively maintained.
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They're making the assumption that the ions and electrons can be held outside of thermal equilibirium (and provide no evidence for this). In reality thermalisation is likely to occur rapidly due to frequent collisions, once thermalised
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by jleahy 7y ago
Even to this day US treasury bonds are priced like that. It's starting to get silly now with 'quarters of a 32nd of a dollar' and such (ie. 1/128, but written as 1/4 1/32 due to the limits of human comprehensio
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by jleahy 7y ago
It makes no difference when you look at the hardware, but an interesting side-note is that Ethernet is natively little bit -endian. That is, if you're sending a byte of data the least significant bit is sent first (think of the pulses
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by jleahy 7y ago
To be fair, when the dissociated gases recombined they would now likely have captured some neutrons, so it wouldn't be entirely without effect. You'd likely end up emitting a lot of C-14 monoxide, which fantastically is both poiso
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by jleahy 8y ago
> Is it not possible to create the other "fundamental" components using combinations of other components? Unlike with logic gates it's just not possible. Resistors have real impedance and capacitors and inductors have pure
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by jleahy 8y ago
XTX Markets | London, UK | Full-time | Onsite | https://www.xtxmarkets.com/ London-based XTX Markets is looking to expand its small low-latency C++ team. We have hundreds of Linux servers located at tens of financial exchan
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by jleahy 8y ago
XTX Markets | London, UK | Full-time | Onsite | https://www.xtxmarkets.com/ London-based XTX Markets is looking to expand its small low-latency C++ team. We have hundreds of Linux servers located at tens of financial exchan
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by jleahy 8y ago
XTX Markets | London, UK | Full-time | Onsite | https://www.xtxmarkets.com/ London-based XTX Markets is looking to expand its small low-latency C++ team. We have hundreds of Linux servers located at tens of financial exchan
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by jleahy 8y ago
XTX Markets | London, UK | Full-time | Onsite | https://www.xtxmarkets.com/ London-based XTX Markets is looking to expand its small low-latency C++ team. We have hundreds of Linux servers located at tens of financial exchan
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by jleahy 8y ago
XTX Markets | London, UK | Full-time | Onsite | https://www.xtxmarkets.com/ London-based XTX Markets is looking to expand its small low-latency C++ team. We have hundreds of Linux servers located at tens of financial exchan
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by jleahy 8y ago
XTX Markets | London, UK | Full-time | Onsite | https://www.xtxmarkets.com/ London-based XTX Markets is looking to expand its small low-latency C++ team. We have hundreds of Linux servers located at tens of financial exchan
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by jleahy 8y ago
XTX Markets | London, UK | Full-time | Onsite | https://www.xtxmarkets.com/ London-based XTX Markets is looking to expand its low-latency C++ team. We have hundreds of Linux servers located at tens of financial exchanges ar
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by jleahy 8y ago
Is acrylic ok? https://acryliccommunity.com/en/the-xtx-project/
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by jleahy 9y ago
This is a very difficult project. No FPGAs have anything to decode TMDS. What they have is transceivers that will take the multi-gigabit serial signal and give it to you 32-bits or 64-bits at a time. Then it's your job to handle things
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by jleahy 9y ago
The cost depends on the technology. More modern processes are dramatically more expensive (don't even think about something like 28nm). If you're looking at something ancient like 130nm, 0.35um, etc then it's going to be some
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by jleahy 9y ago
You can actually get an ASIC manufactured for a few thousand dollars via CMP or Europractice. So not quite Google money. The difficulty is in paying for the software licenses you need to go from Verilog to DRC checked GDSII files (which is
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by jleahy 9y ago
I wouldn't get too hung up on the phrase 'IP core', it's basically the equivalent of a software library. A reusable chunk of silicon or verilog. If you want to know about how chips are made then I'd highly recommend
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by jleahy 9y ago
Of course it's been tried. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilya_Ivanovich_Ivanov
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by jleahy 9y ago
One way of getting symmetricity in C++ using the first approach is to do something like this: if (a->intersect(b)) return; if (b->intersect(a)) return; general_intersect(a, b); (making the base version return false, and adding return
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by jleahy 9y ago
Typically people would use drop weights for emergency floatation, as that's more reliable.
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by jleahy 9y ago
No, because it's so easy to begin with.
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by jleahy 9y ago
The question is why don't they offer the cheapest (i5/8GB) XPS 13s with Linux.
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by jleahy 9y ago
Well even 4 numbers of 10,000 combinations. Say they lock the account out after 100 wrong attempts (hopefully), then assuming you don't choose 1234 or 0000 then you're pretty safe from a brute force attack. I'm guessing they
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by jleahy 9y ago
Or ROOT for C++ (used by CERN) https://root.cern.ch/
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by jleahy 10y ago
Further the fact that nuclear power has to pass a higher safety bar than coal is part of what's making it more expensive. If we were rational we'd be saying that it's currently too safe and too expensive and we should be comp

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