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nevi-me
2y ago
What are practical applications that I can build for home use on Tock, using either ESP32-C3 or NRF52840 dongle?
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2y ago
They have their own implementation that is closed source (last time I checked), Photon [1], which is written with a C++ engine. Databricks' terms prevent(ed?) publishing benchmarks, it would be interesting to see how Comet performs rel
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2y ago
To be fair on candidates, CLI programs create technical debt the moment they're written. A good answer that strikes a balance between size of data, latency and frequency requirements is a candidate who is able to show that they can cho
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2y ago
Well, the page is correct. That's the safest way. I don't know how to verify the SHA fingerprint without Googling (I know how it works, just don't do it often to know the exact openssl or equivalent command). If I'm down
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2y ago
This is quite concerning, because I've recently started a project that uses webauthn-rs. I want to minimise spam on the project while I don't want to collect PII like emails for login. I wonder if it means that the author will sto
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3y ago
Big thing for me and family+friends. I take photos of family events, and share albums/links once I upload. My wife and I share photos of our kids, faces are tagged so new photos automatically go there. You could say that OneDrive has s
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3y ago
Thank you all, yes it makes sense to use this as the cost is great for say 3 months worth of tinkering.
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3y ago
I was going to try the server out until I saw this comment. Which alternative board/computer would you recommend one buy? I'm learning RISC-V assembly with a friend, it'd be great for us to have a machine to tinker with (we&#
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3y ago
The criticism is less about what's available, for there is more available in C++ than Rust. The criticism is about ease of packaging in a cross-platform magnet that is easy enough.
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3y ago
It's hard to believe that toothbrushes run Java. There's just not enough space in them for that. Plus 3 million is a huge number.
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3y ago
It's great that they're repaying gov debts. If the revenue levels ever decrease, the people will be better off. Vince Cate sounds decent, ethical and honourable. Other people would be ripping the government off.
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3y ago
They should have named it C8, the have will be confusing. It also doesn't feel like much of an upgrade to the C3.
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3y ago
It'd have to be s/gi/gri/
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3y ago
> I can even draw an above-average impression of one on a piece of paper for you. But I can’t visualize it mentally This is interesting, I would have thought that if one can describe and draw something, they'd be able to mentally vi
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3y ago
I (M) once got into a relationship with someone (F) who was oddly unfond of my friendships, esp female friends. She in a way isolated me from close friends. When we broke up, it was because she accepted a marriage proposal from her 'fr
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3y ago
Heh, I missed that there's a new query engine. From [0] it looks like it was available from 5.1, also interesting is that you can't choose which engine to use, so I suppose it only works on subsets or queries that meet certain con
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3y ago
There's been 1500+ commits since 2020 on the 'main' Kernel fork that has Rust support [0]. Many of them through collaboration and backs and forths of review (look at the PRs on the fork). My understanding is that the `rust-ne
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3y ago
There's honey that we collect from wild bees from the ground. We had a hive? at home in the village which someone dug out. The honey looked darker compared to I suppose the commercial one. I didn't see if the honey was in combs or
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3y ago
I understand that, and I'm partially assessing that in the context of any high targets who might be using the latest Android flagship, that frankly still suffers from the same problem as all Android phones.
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3y ago
I appreciate that a solution is for people to update immediately. It really makes me wonder if my Android phones over the years have had 1-days exploited by the sheer incompetence of the ecosystem in updating phones. Not much confidence whe
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3y ago
"I had been making this thing that I was going to share with the world in X, now I'll have to choose Y or Z". The dangle is this sharing of X with the world. If whatever they were writing was private, nobody would have cared,
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3y ago
There's things a reasonable and mature person doesn't dangle knowing that it's unfruitful. I'll give you an example of my impression of their comment. You ask your child to clean their room when you leave for work. When
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3y ago
It'd be useful to know what the end goal is for ThePhd, like what would be a satisfactory outcome for them? What happened to them was hurtful, I understand and sympathise with that. However when one steps back and reads their responses
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3y ago
I worked for an audit firm at the time, and the 'security guidelines' at the time were "leave your laptop in the boot where it is not visible". As I had just come from work and was going to an embassy, I had printed ever
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3y ago
Ford has a problem where all (?) their cars from around 2012 that have a physical door lock can be broken into with a screwdriver [0]. When I joined the Facebook group that I've linked, there were about 500 of us. I don't have c
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3y ago
And instead paying for services if there's the option, right? Or should we just continue consuming people's services and effort while blocking what's sometimes their only revenue stream? I'd rather not use a service if i
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3y ago
I presume it's (Lavarel) a good default choice for someone active in PHP. Like many people, PHP was my first programming language, and I migrated away from it long ago. What's relevant for me is: * How many new developers are pick
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3y ago
Well, they're talking about "officially support", which sounds like it's sufficient. The MCP they're referring to goes into some detail about what's likely to happen. Older versions of Windows could still be co
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3y ago
Saying you're compatible with a target means that you're testing new changes against that target so it doesn't break. I don't think they always emit code that looks the same, otherwise Windows wouldn't have that awe
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3y ago
It defeats the purpose when it becomes common knowledge that the panels are deliberately made to look damaged. Probably also makes it convenient for thieves as they can sell actually damaged panels and claim that they're these delibera
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