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by mazurnification 3y ago
I am true admirer of US style free speech regulations, but as EU citizen I agree with this action though. Why? Because Twitter already cave in (and rather easily I must say) to the Turkey request for pre election lets call it "special
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by mazurnification 3y ago
Good question - but it would have to be a one of the kind that decrease latency not the one that decrease bandwidth. Maybe there is a way to achieve such.
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by mazurnification 3y ago
Yes RO2040 is very good in that regard. It is often hard to gauge from processor clock how fast it will toggle its pins. Example PI4 - I do not think I was able to get more than 5MHz from its GPIOs and this is 4x GHz class processor.
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by mazurnification 3y ago
After hitting rate limit I cannot even read my own tweets (Profile->Tweets). I find it hilarious. One more thing - it look like rate limit is per client. When hit on mobile app I could normally use TT on web interface till fresh allowanc
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by mazurnification 4y ago
Do you have source for the claims? I doubt especially of free parts. As of rumors I have heard about Broadcom it is extremely "capitalistic" company. If you move a lot of chips price can go down a lot (due the fact that NRE divide
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by mazurnification 4y ago
Raspberry Pi has microcontroller that may work for you (RP2040) it has programmable IO thingy that is quite impressive). Anyway regarding small FPGAs/CPLDs - i am passively keeping eye on small/inexpensive parts - and as far as I
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by mazurnification 4y ago
FED chairman is elected by POTUS and confirmed by Senate. With 4y term. That is your say - it is indirect but most (all?) things in modern democracies are indirect. Obviously on top of that there are more soft influences - such as public op
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by mazurnification 4y ago
Then compare currency stability from democracies to autocracies. Turkey versus Germany for example. edit: missing word
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by mazurnification 4y ago
I am one of the guys that says money do not have intrinsic value. Or more precisely it "value" is due the fact that they enable trade and enable time shifting the trade (That is store value). My mental analogy is that money are lu
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by mazurnification 4y ago
But Transnistria has between 360k - 475k ppl (from Wikipedia). Plus everybody want Romanian passport (which is not that hard to get if you are Moldovan) - due to UE free movement ...
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by mazurnification 4y ago
Then why dumb pipe should be worth 44B$? And you are contradicting yourself - if something is facilitate debate (as opposed to enable) then it is not dumb.
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by mazurnification 4y ago
Honest question. What is probability that Elon will run poll and revert policy change? (My pick 80%)
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by mazurnification 4y ago
My sentiment exactly - just in time for holiday brake "project".
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by mazurnification 4y ago
Up to this point being firmly in the camp that Moore's law is not dead - this is first data point that convincing enough for me to reconsider my stance . The problem is not that SRAM is important or not. SRAM cell is basically one of t
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by mazurnification 4y ago
Agree, I wonder how much it is thought through strategy and how much is just "natural" style applied indiscriminately. I think one more important part is that he has money/resources to be able to make mistakes without bankrup
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by mazurnification 4y ago
There is nothing simple in data moving. Problem is that it can be abstracted away so you do not have to worry about it. Out of sight out of mind. Example - majority of the CPU area is devoted to data moving problem (cache, branch prediction
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by mazurnification 4y ago
Source? Surprisingly hard to find in quick search - drowned by fluff articles.
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by mazurnification 5y ago
"Poland is burning more coal than it was in the 90s" Not true, coal usage[1]: 1990 -> 237Mt, 2016 -> 149Mt As a tangent, I was shocked that Poland CO2 emission per capita is lower than one of Norway [2]: Norway 9.4t (2018),