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by kats 3y ago
It's an IoT standard / ecosystem developed by Google. So that you could control e.g. smart home devices through Google apps, similar to Apple HomeKit or Home Assistant. One annoying thing about Matter is that it's built on to
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by kats 3y ago
It has a lot of costs to add to the C language, even if it's just the increased complexity in the documentation, and doesn't effect c99. Every processor, OS, programming language needs used in business needs to fully support a C s
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by kats 3y ago
At least they fired all those people for sexual harassment. 37 fired and 40 written up. Goes to you can really change a bad workplace culture, it just takes 69 billion dollars.
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by kats 3y ago
Wow I assumed for a 10-cent microcontroller, it must be 8-bit, probably 16 bytes of RAM, no peripherals, etc... It's not like that at all!
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by kats 3y ago
Maybe it will take down a lot of Reddit traffic as well.
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by kats 4y ago
Yes for sure.
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by kats 4y ago
$330 million dollars just for that, it's an insane waste of money. The Mars helicopter cost $80 million dollars. 50% off the US doesn't have 1k in their savings account.
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by kats 4y ago
Wow congrats that is great!
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by kats 4y ago
Lol this is so biased. And if you look at the costs for ADI's parts, you'll see it's not happening any time soon.
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by kats 4y ago
Congrats, that sounds like great news!
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by kats 4y ago
He didn't even have to pay 2% of the bail. It's a two-tiered justice system.
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by kats 4y ago
Hey just giving you guys feedback. The emojis are a bit of an issue. NocoDB has this issue as well. If I want to use this at work it's a lot harder sell because of the emojis and statements like "it's blazing fast!!" For
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by kats 4y ago
Everybody is not cheating.
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by kats 4y ago
Lol professional BS artists.
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by kats 4y ago
Look up BusinessInsider's CEO, he has a long history w/ covering technology companies.
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by kats 4y ago
This is my favorite thing about Facebook going down.
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by kats 4y ago
Ok I looked into this some more. They said "We estimate there are 10bn cores on the market already" (that would be since 2010). Then there's a slide that says "Nearly 80 billion RISC-V CPU cores by 2025". https:&#x
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by kats 4y ago
We already have that and it's called HTML... goodness gracious...
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by kats 5y ago
Intel will never catch up because Arm's business model is much better. Intel is not competing with Arm, they're competing with every large tech company, who are all sharing many design costs via Arm and mostly sharing manufacuring
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by kats 5y ago
Yeah but just thinking about how this would work. For sites like DuckDuckGo, Ecosia, or Yahoo search, they don't have hundreds of engineers maintaining their own search engines, they must just call some Bing API. The Bing API must retu
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by kats 5y ago
DuckDuckGo is Bing, we know this because when Bing accidentally censored all image searches for "tank man", all image results disappeared from DuckDuckGo as well. Bing already announced that they were doing this, so maybe DuckDuck
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by kats 5y ago
What could be more "Hacker News" than a bunch of people thinking they need a secret password in case they are held "under duress"? Because obviously you are James Bond and to avoid being sawed in half by the villian&#x27
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by kats 5y ago
> well above the maximum desired quality we will likely ever want we can look at computing history and see there hasn't been a limit to what people will want. However much processing, storage, or bandwidth we had at the time, there
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by kats 5y ago
Some people want that but actually they are a really small percent of people overall. On CrowdSupply the Librem and Novena laptop projects did not have more than 1k orders. Although it is a huge credit to both of those projects to develop
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by kats 5y ago
Not a Turing machine if the user has to press a button for each step.
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by kats 5y ago
Should have used XSD. ARM, STM, TI, Autosar already use XML-based formats.
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by kats 5y ago
May want to back up your Google account if you see a message like that.
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by kats 5y ago
It's hard to have additional security and still have things work for everyone. But it's a numbers game. Covid is over 100x more deadly for people over 75 versus below age 35. Anything that keeps old people out of crowded Social Se
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by kats 5y ago
That is awesome! Seems like it will help a lot of old people who have the most risk both from covid and scam calls. If your social security number and taxes are going to be online, definitely need some kind of additional security beyond the
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by kats 5y ago
The branding of the PLC4X project really doesn't match others in the industry. Maybe update the website to look similar to the big companies.

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