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This is the schedule for upstreaming/"main-lining". Realistically, customers using these SoCs will be building on a forked linux BSP (Board Support Package) with all of these included. To be fair, these might be server platfo
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People trust Google Translate to not go off-topic or "hallucinate" and there is still a lot of value in something semi-deterministic like that. (Edit: To clarify, maintaining semantics is held sacrosanct in classical methods of ma
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The USB standard has provision for analog output through the MUX, and all compliant MUX/controller chips will have implemented this. https://www.anandtech.com/show/10719/usbif-publishes-audio-o... If this is
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If only they weren't also so insistent on also obsoleting analog outputs and thus 75 years worth of headphones. Even worse, considering that they have to include DACs for speakers anyway, they still refuse to route analog audio out to
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Not too keen on the anecdote either, but with the Flipper Zero script kiddies around, you can never be too sure. Just a couple of months ago, you saw headlines of low-skill pairing dialog DOS attacks. I believe HID-over-GATT was recently in
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Both the CG50 and nspire has working Numworks ports (although very slow), if you wanted something more fancy on the same hardware. https://github.com/UpsilonNumworks/Upsilon https://github.com/UpsilonN
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I've personally seen transparent OLED displays in museum displays. So the market is definitely closer to that of video walls, than of 85-inch televisions made for the living room. I could see it coming to controlled conditions like sup
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It would be more productive to stop prodding at the symptoms and instead consider looking into potential root causes like car dependency and commercialization or erosion of third places. Kids aren't just staring at a glowing rectangle
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What is the takeaway here? Heuristic exception raising? Exposing error bars and confidence figures? If it were that trivial, would they even have to leave it to the user to make the actual decision?
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While we're at it, let's outlaw web search as well. Clearly, those indexing bots are not paying customers. If a niche enthusiast crowd worth of traffic will absolutely obliterate the underlying infrastructure, allow unchecked flow
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We would have if VHS had a built-in recommender system or discovery mechanism.
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Back in the Internet Explorer days, there used to be an extension called "IE Tab" that let users open non-compliant websites by usinv the IE engine as a webview without leaving the browser. This might not be completely feasible un
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I mean helping others execute semi-custom work based partly on qualcomm designs, to clarify
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Has Qualcomm ever engaged in significant semi-custom work? (no, adjusting dvfs for a special "for galaxy" SKU or adding pluton to 8cX gen 3 doesn't count). Samsung was a semi-custom partner for Apple in the early days of the
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Will Volume/kWh really matter if they use the battery also as a major structural component? Doesn't skateboard chassis require structural reinforcement even at the cell level?
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LLM training is difficult to audit, and as such good-faith barriers such as robots.txt or API endpoint scraping are all easily ignored. Even ignoring the query side, and just from an indexing perspecrive, you see a considerable advantage. L
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Citations?
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Search result quality has been declining on Google since 2019. The web is increasingly turning into closed platform unindexable silos. These payments aren't towards being the default, it's to ensure that search itself does not get
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Ubuntu Unity DE used to offer this for all GTK apps through the HUD. You could hit alt and type to get to the menu item you need. Gnome turned out to be a poorly thought-out opinionated mess, learning all the wrong lessons from Apple's
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This is a bit ironic, but have you tried the Numworks simulator app or any of its forks. I usually have excel sheets or python/matlab scripts. However, this simulator felt self-consistent enough to develop muscle memory for quick back-
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Taking boiler-plate legalese at face-value isn't sustainable. It's just as bad for signal-to-noise ratio as autoplaying video ads. "We have not confirmed any illegal activities at this point" with this headline." do
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https://github.com/OpenIPC/firmware You can get onvif-compliant firmware for some of those, but battery-powered operation cannot be expected to remain practical, given what onvif focuses on.
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Due to trying to decouple from Microsoft? https://techcrunch.com/2022/08/05/duckduckgo-microsoft-track...
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Intel put in a lot of legwork into ensuring that x86 is a first-class citizen on android, and this has far-reaching effects. Beyond just building against the android runtime, it is now trivial to support additional architectures at every st
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Do they diff multiple independently requested copies to anonymize the source? I still see request information in the PDFs from sci-hub.
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Does this page typically include arcane electrical engineering jargon? Perhaps it could be tied to the truetone toggle?
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PWM dimming is only necessary if you value color accuracy. Chinese OEMs tend to provide a choice to use DC dimming, but I do not think Apple will ever accept the burden of adding another list item to their settings pages. Most people only n
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You have to consider the fact that workarounds are dime a dozen. In any case, startups aren't exactly in a position to gamble away their endowment in a court battle, which can trivially get stretched out by their megacorp opponents unt
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Isn't the 180 degree shutter angle more crucial than the distinction between 24 and 30?
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Really, it's for anyone who's core competency isn't selling general-purpose compute, but will have to design their own ASICs anyway. For example, when WD open-sourced their SweRV cores in 2019, they also committed to shipping
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