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Tesla's Big Bet: Cameras over Lidar for Self Driving Cars(viksnewsletter.com)
2 points by kayson 2y ago|0 comments
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by kayson 2y ago
Who manufactures their displays? I'm guessing they have more influence in the design or manufacturing than most players, but is this just a matter of them telling Samsung/LG/etc "ok, we're going to use your quantum
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by kayson 2y ago
I've been using difftastic for a while. How do you use both together?
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by kayson 2y ago
Yes! They just moved the settings around compared to K-9. You have to open the folders side bar, hit Manage Folders, then tap your folder and turn on "Enable Push" (and probably Sync and Notifications too). Annoying that you have
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by kayson 2y ago
This reminds me of when World of Warcraft had a mobile app that allowed you to both browse the auction house and list or buy items. The API was pretty trivial to reverse engineer, making it easy to write an auction house bot. I never got as
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by kayson 2y ago
This is often done already. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if this is how they track things down. Silicon die usually have some burnable fuses that can be set once and at some point during manufacturing the wafer lot number and even X
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Star Wars: SpaceX vs. AST SpaceMobile(viksnewsletter.com)
1 points by kayson 2y ago|0 comments
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by kayson 2y ago
Such as?
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The Promise of Terahertz Technology(viksnewsletter.com)
1 points by kayson 2y ago|0 comments
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by kayson 2y ago
I've never had any crashing or big issues with borg, and it's generally considered to be faster than restic. I'm sure there are more recent benchmarks, but as of Dec 2022, borg wins by a fair bit [1]. For installation, I set
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by kayson 2y ago
Other popular choices include borg, duplicity, and duplicati. After evaluating these and others mentioned in the comments, I ended up using borg with borgmatic to define homelab backups with yaml files that are version controlled in gitea a
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by kayson 2y ago
Just installed it and imported my K-9 mail settings. (I had to export a file from K-9, the "From App" option didn't work.) I like the design language much more; it doesn't feel outdated like K-9. The K-9 settings are mos
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by kayson 2y ago
There is a setting for sharing usage data but it was disabled by default.
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by kayson 2y ago
How are people expected to know about the Shift key functionality?
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by kayson 2y ago
Gotta be reaaaallly careful cleaning up those BGA pads. It's so easy to rip them up when using solder wick.
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by kayson 2y ago
Whats the point of issue types when we already had labels?
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by kayson 2y ago
I'm pretty sure Cadence and Synopsys have both released reinforcement-learning-based placing and floor planning tools. How do they compare...?
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by kayson 2y ago
That would be the concertmaster. When music was often played without a conductor, it was the concertmaster who would lead the ensemble. They serve, musically, and sometimes organizationally, as the head or representative of the orchestra. I
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by kayson 2y ago
FWIW, Sensirion's AEs told me they have empirical data showing that CO2 drops to outdoor levels at least once a week even in closed environments. Based on that they recommend using the auto calibration. Anecdotally, I see my CO2 levels
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by kayson 2y ago
Plenty of people use k8s or k3s for self hosting. But for most, the added complexity doesn't buy enough for the trade-off to be worth it. Keep in mind most people have a single node, so docker does everything they need. Personally, eve
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by kayson 2y ago
There are definitely plenty of people who would say that using a hosting provider doesn't count, even if you're deploying the software yourself. The one generally accepted exception to this is network protection. You don't wa
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by kayson 2y ago
Curious how this compares to something like a Metcal MX-500. Got one from work for free a long time ago, and while its old, it works great. I only checked just now and it's rated at 40W but that's always been plenty for what I do,
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by kayson 2y ago
Similarly, there's Obtainium for Android. I love it for open source apps. https://github.com/ImranR98/Obtainium
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by kayson 2y ago
It is a proxy for performance in a sense. I think it's either logic density or some arbitrary weighting of PPA. It's definitely not the same as it was when we were scaling actual gate lengths. Although it seems the foundries are n
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by kayson 2y ago
> What's non-constant-time is not the execution of the algorithm (as that would probably be exploitable even via USB, worst case), but rather the duty cycle of the externally-observeable RF side channel, if I understand the paper co
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by kayson 2y ago
I switched to Colemak dhm a while back and I'm really happy with it. I've been using a ZSA moonlander at home and at work, and it's subtle, but I can definitely tell that this layout is easier to use. It's especially gre
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by kayson 2y ago
It's always cool to see new developments in transistor materials and fabrication. It gives me hope that the industry will survive beyond the end of Moore scaling (arguably, we're already past it). Then I see that their prototypes
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by kayson 2y ago
Even if you self host it, some assets are still pulled from Github by default.
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by kayson 2y ago
$1M in credits seems insane to me. Is it just from the number of companies offering credits? Or that compute is marked up so highly? Related - what can you expect in terms of credits if you're not part of YC? Whether going solo/bo
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by kayson 2y ago
The menu sounds haunt my nightmares

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