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by mianos 5y ago
Prefect Orion, already love Prefect and I think the applications for a DAG workflow engine are much wider than anyone even imagines Pytorch, finally picked up a Jetson. Back to VHDL, Sparkfun just released a new tutorial with the old Latti
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by mianos 5y ago
This even blocks snippets, which have largely become full of useless answers and waste half the first page. I can only assume everyone at google is on holidays. AWESOME!
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by mianos 5y ago
Unless I missed something, I recently tried to buy a Coral. It was not available anywhere except a few places at 10X RRP. You can buy a Jetson easily. I just got one a few weeks ago. I have done the tutorials and they all work. They seem to
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by mianos 5y ago
ASTS? What exchange? It still does.
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by mianos 5y ago
I use simplenote for this. Mandatory for me is: - synchronisation across multiple machines - synchronisation on android - markdown - reasonable search - sorting by date Over the last few years I have tried many applications for this and man
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by mianos 5y ago
Probably because, like most applications, that one does not have a lot of wide multiplications. It is hard not the turn this point into an insult at the OP.
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by mianos 5y ago
Yes. This exact issue with bedding companies has lead to several prosecutions. For example, permanently making up fake prices just to advertise a discount: - https://www.accc.gov.au/media-release/snooze-admits-two-pric.
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by mianos 5y ago
That is clearly illegal down here in Australia. One of the largest on line retailers here, Kogan, was even prosecuted: https://www.accc.gov.au/media-release/kogan-to-pay-350000-fo...
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by mianos 5y ago
The number of times people have "invented" ASN.1 now is ridiculous.
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by mianos 5y ago
I think, also based on the previous comment, it is still better at some things than the open source alternatives. If you really need it for the specific situations it excels in, I guess it makes sense to pay for it.
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by mianos 5y ago
The loop un-rollers in the old Intel high performance C compiler used to emit code like this. It was sometimes pure joy telling it to emit the assembly language and looking at the code to work out what it was doing. Intel must have had, and
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by mianos 5y ago
I have no idea what Lemmy is aside from a vi clone. I eventually found a link to a post "What is Lemmy" and it says: "Recently there seems to be some of misunderstanding what the lemmy.ml instance is about, especially from ne
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by mianos 5y ago
Funny and I had a similar real life experience with a hadoop cluster. I replaced a job that needed 10 machines with a few lines of C, some python and GNU parallel, which was perl I believe at the time. The process was taking over 24 hours o
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by mianos 5y ago
The limit is the battery chemistry or the chemistry related internal resistance of the battery, not the cable. Lowering the resistance of the cable helps keep the cable cooler, thinner and lowers losses but it is bullshit that lowering the
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by mianos 5y ago
Any Realtek TV tuner USB stick can be used. They are for sale everywhere in China.
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by mianos 5y ago
I think this is more correct. Like Etcd in that it is a distributed kv store with consensus. It has a dns interface that facilitates service discovery but it can be used for so much more. Infrastructure like global locks, coordination or ev
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by mianos 5y ago
I just wanted to point out that you are not meant to grab your bags for an emergency exit of a plane.
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by mianos 5y ago
If you wrote the same thing in assembly language and, by convention, you return the value from a subroutine in the AX register. This function is not returning anything useful so you don't 'MOV AX,blah', yet your caller expect
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by mianos 5y ago
My use of stackoverflow has vastly faded over time. I only ever go there to look for hints on ways to do something better, better practice, newer ways or a simpler way. There are more and more wrong answers posted by what looks like the sam
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by mianos 5y ago
Is is the opposite. The original C compiler produced instructions very closely to the higher level language. As such, it produces code based on what you tell it, no more, no less. If you don't tell it what value to return from a subrou
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by mianos 5y ago
Like Epsom printers that come with just enough ink to prime the print head, dump the rest and print two colour pages. It is a terrible purchasing experience.
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by mianos 5y ago
p.sm this was retracted. The new company is specifically specialising in extensions and add-ons. Or that was what they were told to re-write.
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by mianos 5y ago
This prize is more about making a political statement about society or its values more than anything and more than the other of the Nobel prizes, which are similar but less so. They are always the most controversial, specially across a wide
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by mianos 5y ago
Also notable: "This whole process will take an hour or so. On a 500 MHz Pentium III laptop with 384 MB of RAM, "
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What can be done about SSH brute force from 218.92.0.191
5 points by mianos 5y ago|1 comments
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by mianos 5y ago
With something like OpenVPN, they seem to have strong issues with some exploitable parts of the startup/bring-up process. There are two ways to look at this: It's either too good for them or it's bad. :)
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by mianos 5y ago
Open a browser and you have JS built in. To me, that is pretty accessible. Maybe on a phone you might need an app.
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by mianos 5y ago
I have been for 40 years. It is much the same the write a program to solve a simple problem once you learn the language. Some might be a little simpler at some problems where the libraries support what you want to do, but, on the whole, the
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by mianos 5y ago
I think if you talk to customers with problems you are never going to have zero stress.
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by mianos 5y ago
The copy and paste bugs are supported on all platforms, as you say, likely on account of the common code base. Also, if you have 16 or 32G machines Windows machines you rarely see the performance issues. Working for a large corporate, in fa

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