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by kayson 5y ago
Circuit designer here - feel free to ask any questions about the manufacturing process, design etc. Having a thorough understanding of the process, I thought this was hilarious. But if you really want to understand the process, it's pr
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by kayson 5y ago
Has anyone ever done an a analysis on whether Denuvo (or DRM in general) is actually a wise investment of capital? I imagine it probably does have some impact on early sales in that it will prevent early customers from pirating to try it ra
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by kayson 5y ago
These drives felt so amazing back then. I put two in RAID0 in the first PC I ever built and it seemed mind blowingly fast. Super expensive at the time compared to other storage, but it was the best you could get on consumer grade hardware (
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by kayson 5y ago
Linux Server did a nice blog post about netbootxyz (specifically about their docker container, but it's a good read nonetheless) https://www.linuxserver.io/blog/2019-12-16-netboot-xyz-docke...
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by kayson 5y ago
I've been using uptime-kuma as an alternative which has recently become more popular in the self-hosting/homelabbing community. https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma
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by kayson 5y ago
I've been using it for over a year now and it hardly uses any battery on my phone (Huawei Mate 10 Pro, Android 9, app is whitelisted from all battery optimization). It's so low in fact that it often doesn't even show up on th
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by kayson 5y ago
I've always wondered why CPU AIO coolers are so prevalent, but GPUs almost exclusively use air coolers. We're nearing a point where GPUs will have a TDP >2X the hungriest CPU (Threadripper), but the cooling used by most is far
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by kayson 5y ago
I wish. Gecko is open source, so there's no technical reason another non-Chromium browser couldn't be created (which I think is important for the web ecosystem, avoiding browser monoculture, etc.). I suspect that no one has really
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by kayson 5y ago
Your point about resonances isn't really true. The other strings can resonate "sympathetically" even when you play a fingered note. For example, vibrato can be achieved on open strings by vibrating on the finger position that
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by kayson 5y ago
By how much?
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by kayson 5y ago
It doesn't necessarily require a massive design change. The problem is that nearly every aspect of two different processes is different, even when there is supposed to be an "easy" migration path, such as when the new process
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by kayson 5y ago
Disclaimer: Qualcomm employee with no inside knowledge of the terms of the deal, opinions are my own. Generally fabless semiconductor companies use a variety of foundries and processes for their products. It largely depends on the technical
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by kayson 5y ago
I wish they hadn't complied. It wouldn't be the first time a tech company stood up to this kind of thing. (Github and youtube-dl, Digg and HDDVD key, etc). Not familiar with German law. What would happen if they simply ignored the
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by kayson 5y ago
So much for Windows 10 being the last version of windows...[1] [1] https://www.pcmag.com/news/windows-10-the-last-version-of-wi...
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by kayson 5y ago
This would be a really great experience but only for a small subset of EEs who make it into RF/Analog IC design. And even so, I'd much rather see strong fundamentals than tape out experience in a new college grad because the latte
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by kayson 5y ago
Look up dynamic theme on the windows store. It grabs the daily bing images and sets your lock screen image to them but since its set to a picture there aren't any ads.
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by kayson 5y ago
This would be a really good interview question!
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by kayson 5y ago
The only thing holding me back from opnsense is that there's no pfblockerng...
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by kayson 6y ago
I did something similar a long time ago trying to make a little box that played the Kool-Aid guy saying "Oh Yeah" when you hit a button. It was relatively easy to make it work, by resampling and quantizing the .wav, then loading t
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by kayson 6y ago
The title is a bit of an exaggeration... Maybe I'm missing something but there's actually nothing in the article about the FFMPEG setting used, most importantly the encoding bitrate or quality. There's also no quantitative co
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by kayson 6y ago
I had the same concern. There's also the matter of supporting upstream development, which the maintainer does address in his readme. I ended up paying for a premium subscription of vanilla Bitwarden, which I self host. Sure it's o
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by kayson 6y ago
My wife made the same comment about the saffron! Fortunately we have a seemingly never-ending supply from my parents. I agree that skipping the saffron is fine in a lot of the recipes, especially the stews. (I prefer skipping the rosewater
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by kayson 6y ago
Really interesting read which very eloquently describes the experience I had when searching for an Iranian cookbook. We ended up settling on the Batmanglij, which really is as much a textbook as it is a cookbook. It reminds me of something
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by kayson 6y ago
This seems a little out-dated because --link is now a legacy feature: https://docs.docker.com/network/links/ Correct me if I'm wrong, but by default, containers can't communicate with each other even if
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by kayson 6y ago
> share my passwords if I die I searched around but couldn't find this feature. How do you turn it on?
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by kayson 6y ago
> I guess one could maybe introduce explict capacitors and them compute capacitiances by making some assimptions about layout. That is, in fact, exactly what we do! I think it would be pretty straight forward for your large buffer exampl
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by kayson 6y ago
> Heh, we've actually found some SPICE implementations to have significant numerical issues when compared to our baseline simulator, which has some fancier integrators - I suppose that would make us worse on this metric ;) Hah. That
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by kayson 6y ago
Very cool paper. Your observations in V.B.4 are pretty well understood in circuit design. If you've not heard of it, you might be interested in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_effort . Turns out the optimum s
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by kayson 6y ago
It's an absolute nightmare. Cadence added support for Matlab calculations on simulator outputs, but its clunky and inconsistent. Don't even get me started on how long it takes to do basic calculations on numbers that should alread
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by kayson 6y ago
> improvements that haven't been published yet to make it work in this domain Are you able to share what some of those are? > You can choose what parameters to fix and which to keep variable over the training process Can you expl

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