mrheosuper

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811.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
Not long ago cheap chinese phone included their benchmark score in advertisement
812.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
we could in theory get rid of the "ix" at the first. there is no i7 10100f cpu, only i3 10100f, so if you say "i have 10100f intel cpu", i know it's worse than 10400f cpu
813.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
And this is reason why "Ah" unit is stupid and meaningless
814.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
many laptops are reaching 100wh limit, dell xps 16 has 99.9wh iirc And people dont travel with single device anymore. My usually setup has 72wh powerbank, ~20wh phone and 90wh laptop, and various smaller gadget. They are reaching nearly 200
815.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
notice wifi standard does not guarantee which frequency it will use. You can have wifi 6 on 2.4ghz wifi
816.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
I'm working on DeskPal. The project still needs a lot of polishing, so it's in private for now. Here is a part of its README. # DESKPAL ## What is DeskPal? DeskPal stands for Desktop Companion - exactly as it sounds: A companion f
817.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
could be solved by running reinforce wire along it
818.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
just add some delay to your response, we don't have to waste any more energy on meaningless calculation.
819.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
We basically did that in old project. We need to transfer audio from our device to phone, but our device is BLE only, and LE audio was not mature enough. So we define a custom BLE service and blast audio file through it
820.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
The idea is "Rewriting is faster than debugging", so if something breaks, you ask LLM to rewrite it Not a fan of it.
821.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
you dont. But your eyes perceive brightness non-linear, which means to your eye, 80% of brightness is very close to 100%
822.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
not sure if this is good thing, but recently i've seen youtube recommend videos from very small channel(sub <10k)
823.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
Doesn't alexa (or smart speaker) always need network to transfer voice data to server ? I doubt they have ever ran machine learning model on those speakers. Mostly just some simple one like "hey alexa"
824.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
yeah it's broken for like 0.000001% of user
825.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
i keep coming back to windows. For some reason linux on my laptop is horrible. extremely short battery life, continuous heating, broken sleep state. I know it's not linux fault that the driver is shitty, but as an end user i just want
826.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
which source claiming they are focusing revenue over researching?
827.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
Well, i dont use C++ much(i'm FW engineer, most of my stuff is in C). The std in C is simple and explicit. For Ex: I can make an educated guess how memcpy() work by looking at its signature. It takes pointer to src and destination, and
828.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
I Really want to use Rust. But Rust has so many std functions that kind of abstracting how does it work under the hood For Ex: I still has no idea what clone() does, how does it interact with memory, on heap or stack , does it create a new
829.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
As FW engineer, i do
830.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
Unless you reverse engineer the radio firmware, i dont think you can change the RF front end much
831.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
because it was never supposed for user to use it. Do you document every private macro, every private function in your library to user ?
832.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
But what LLM haven't look at ?
833.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
you can make something free and still profitable. Google search for example. I've been waiting for years to see something replacing it
834.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
no, it cuts into your available space, because every other premium laptop makes use of that space
835.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
why the heck a 24gb stick on desktop cost $200
836.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
So the problem is about preventing electric shock. Which is not a new problem at all. Using galvanic isolation is 1 of the solution, but it's expensive. How about using something like RCB to detect mismatch between output current and
837.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
i found those vaccuum pump never suck all of the oil completely. You can test it yourself, after sucking the oil, remove the drain plug and there is oil still dripping out
838.
by mrheosuper 2y ago
Location: Vietnam Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes if Visa is sponsored Technologies: C, C++, Cmake, make, python. Firmware, RTOS, MCU, kernel. Wireless protocol(BLE, Bluetooth classic) Résumé/CV: Available upon reques