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by mafuyu 10y ago
Just installed VS Code with the Vim extension and everything seems to be working pretty well for me, including yy and shift-P. I had to set "vim.useCtrlKeys": true to enable some of the keybinds that override VS Code bindings.
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Amazon adds Twitch perks to $99/year Prime subscription(arstechnica.com)
4 points by mafuyu 10y ago|0 comments
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PYNQ-Z1 – The first dev board to support Pynq, a Python platform for Zync SoC(forums.xilinx.com)
41 points by mafuyu 10y ago|16 comments
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by mafuyu 10y ago
The camera is much improved from the OnePlus 2. AnandTech did a review here: http://www.anandtech.com/show/10411/the-oneplus-3-review/5
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by mafuyu 10y ago
Check out the OnePlus 3. It's a "flagship killer" at a low price. I have one and it's excellent.
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Pokémon-themed Umbreon Linux Rootkit Hits X86, ARM Systems(blog.trendmicro.com)
2 points by mafuyu 10y ago|0 comments
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by mafuyu 10y ago
The foundries have been consolidated to a select few, and it's been increasingly difficult for Intel to stay competitive on both the design and fab front. People have been talking about when Intel is going to spin off their fabs (or de
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by mafuyu 10y ago
Might not be exactly what you're looking for, but I enjoy using the ErgoDox: https://www.massdrop.com/buy/infinity-ergodox I sourced and built my own, but I think the Infinity ErgoDox kit ends up being cheaper tha
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by mafuyu 10y ago
I think the author is missing the forest for the trees, here. Schools often don't have much of a computing curriculum, and these classes are great for improving general programming literacy. And if one kid finds out he really enjoys it
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by mafuyu 10y ago
CMU SEI is more or less a separate institution that was founded with government money. Very little relation to the workings of the school, but it's still unfortunate that the work was done under the CMU name.
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by mafuyu 10y ago
Instructions Per Second is different from the clock speed. In this case, it looks like each core is ~1 Instruction Per Clock, so 1 * 1.78 GHz * 1000 cores. The trick is that getting 1.78 trillion IPS distributed over 1000 cores is very diff
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by mafuyu 10y ago
http://asciiflow.com/ ?
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by mafuyu 10y ago
It always has been. Think back to Bell Labs. I think it's simply a sign that AI has matured to the point where it is widely useful and applicable.
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by mafuyu 10y ago
I think it's totally valid, but I can see how the word 'homemade' could be misleading. All designs nowadays start as HDL, even the ones manufactured at a foundry.
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by mafuyu 10y ago
As a side note, I fixed the Start menu searching issue by disabling the slide animation for the menu: http://lifehacker.com/disable-this-animation-to-make-windows...
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by mafuyu 10y ago
While the research was unfortunately performed under the CMU name, the SEI was more or less founded by the government to do this type of research and is not related to the rest of the school. I wrote to the ethics board about it when the st
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by mafuyu 11y ago
I'm a current ECE student and I could see it. AlphaLab accelerator and TechShop are in the area, and there are the Google and Uber campuses by CMU. A lot of the talent right now is getting pulled by the big name west coast companies, b
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by mafuyu 11y ago
I've recently been coming across some strange message sync issues with using the desktop client on two different computers. It seems like they'll go out of sync, and not all received messages will arrive. Sending works sometimes,
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by mafuyu 11y ago
Chase Freedom has 5% cash back on certain categories that change throughout the year.
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by mafuyu 11y ago
I read somewhere that with the technique they're using for the displays, it's very difficult to get a wider fov, and it's continually been a sore point for Hololens. Despite this, I still think Microsoft is lightyears ahead o
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Google Little Box Challenge inverter design claims 10x power density improvement(power-eetimes.com)
8 points by mafuyu 11y ago|1 comments
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by mafuyu 11y ago
A lot of embedded debugging is either using a debugger (if you're lucky) or using various side-channels to infer the state of the machine. For example, you could make a task toggle a pin on the device and hook it up to a scope to figur
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by mafuyu 11y ago
I think the model itself is valid, it just doesn't work for certain markets right now. Companies like Amazon and Uber expand their market through convenience and ease-of-use. I make more impulse buys on Amazon with Prime 2-day shipping
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What Asobo Studio has learned from designing games for HoloLens(gamasutra.com)
1 points by mafuyu 11y ago|0 comments
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by mafuyu 11y ago
It was a dumb pun on the last letter of "emacs" being left off. :P
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by mafuyu 11y ago
It's a bit like Vi.
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by mafuyu 11y ago
I was thinking along the lines of hard drive spin down/spin up due to power state configurations. The fans would probably be easier, though, provided you could pick up on it.
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by mafuyu 11y ago
It would certainly be very difficult. If you could get the bus noise near the 2.4GHz freq range (unlikely), you could use the wifi of the other computer to potentially receive. Another thing people have experimented with is using the speake
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by mafuyu 11y ago
Yeah, I forgot to mention that this was over a period of two months. I settled to 8.5 hrs, on the dot, but with a shift of sleeping a bit later every day.
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by mafuyu 11y ago
Quality of sleep is definitely a big factor, but genetics also govern how much sleep an individual needs. Some people just naturally need less sleep than others. Personally, I've found that if I allow myself to sleep and wake whenever

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