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by nsteel 2y ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to create an issue on their GitHub repo about this?
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by nsteel 2y ago
Does this support non-python dependencies too e.g. gstreamer? It wasn't clear to me. I'm very wary of a new tool announcement that doesn't appear to mention why the existing tools/solutions were not sufficient. Which gap
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by nsteel 2y ago
I thought setup-python handled that already, no? https://github.com/actions/setup-python?tab=readme-ov-file#c... There's also the pip-compatible mode of uv which is much, much faster than pip.
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by nsteel 2y ago
They look great for https://github.com/badaix/snapweb which is missing decoders for some formats.
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by nsteel 2y ago
Right, and back round we go: £200 for that is terrible value. And it's still only 512GB! The M4 version coming in the new year will surely bump this up to something more sensible.
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by nsteel 2y ago
But still just 256GB SSD Storage. £200 for the upgrade to 512GB (plus a couple more GPU cores that I don't need. Urgh.
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by nsteel 2y ago
I think it's completely wrong in the context of its role as an ASIC partner. There's a very short list of companies with all the IP needed for these cutting-edge ASICs and Broadcom/Avago might be the best of them. And to be c
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by nsteel 2y ago
Doesn't it also block any fan you've got? Probably a good thing you can't close it.
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by nsteel 2y ago
> it’s a bit naff that the M.2 HAT+ doesn’t fit in the official case Pineboard have a hat that fits in the official case. Only £9. https://thepihut.com/products/hatdrive-nano-for-raspberry-pi ...
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by nsteel 2y ago
Ok, thanks, as rumoured then. I was trying to use Tello but despite supposedly activating the esim in my supposedly supported phone (6a), it reuses to do anything. I've just switched to tossble digits which a) works for me, and b) is m
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by nsteel 2y ago
Apple are fabless...
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by nsteel 2y ago
Does voip.ms work with 2FA services e.g. those used by banks? I have heard it doesn't and that's a dealbreaker for me.
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by nsteel 2y ago
I understood (and agree) with your original point. My comment about not having C experience/knowledge came from the article, where it really did sound like just that.
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by nsteel 2y ago
I'm genuinely surprised there are Rust developers out there that don't know C. Perhaps I'm showing my age, or my ignorance to how much CS education (even self-taught) has changed.
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by nsteel 2y ago
Isn't this GPU-to-CPU? And really slow. And only CUDA. And over IP. And implemented in software. I think it's really very different.
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by nsteel 2y ago
Reminder: it closes for 2023 submissions on 15th October 2024. Only 11 days left!!!
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by nsteel 2y ago
Not so sure myself. eDRAM has been tried many times and yet here we all are, banging our heads against the SRAM scaling limits. It's such a huge risk for cerebras, they absolutely cannot afford to miss. But then you could say that abou
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by nsteel 2y ago
They'd have to quadruple their performance to be relevant in the market generally, here's to hoping.
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by nsteel 2y ago
The performance doesn't look great (yet). See Fig. 7 https://www.eng.biu.ac.il/fishale/files/2020/12/A-1-Mbit-Ful...
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by nsteel 2y ago
Although I do design things, I'm not a manager so maybe this is just outside my job description, but how do you "hang" during a design process? What does it mean? Leave it for bit and see? Honest question.
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by nsteel 2y ago
I don't think QUIC is a good example. If you realistically want to do something on the internet you absolutely have to use either TCP or UDP. There's no choice in it. But within the confines of your datacenter you can do whatever
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by nsteel 2y ago
People also have different ideas of what "unmaintained" means. The earlier poster was likely highlighting the common misconception that software must be constantly changed in order to be considered maintained. Personally, if somet
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by nsteel 2y ago
An insecure version of secure shell doesn't "work".
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by nsteel 2y ago
Did Cisco really invent MACSec?! I thought it was cooked up by the IEEE and supported in hardware from many vendors. I imagine they all have their own bugs though, it's quite a complicated spec. I know some switch/router vendors a
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by nsteel 2y ago
It sidesteps that problem...
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by nsteel 2y ago
Providers pushing certain context (usually their own junk) is very frustrating, 100% agree. The 1000s of titles are available, just 95% of them are obscured. I use things like https://www.justwatch.com/uk?providers=amp,dnp,n
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by nsteel 2y ago
Tried Streamio? I think it has that exact feature. Not tried it yet but given everything else just works I imagine that will too.
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by nsteel 2y ago
I like that you can get other people (i.e. grandparents) to join your yoto "family" and have them record things via the app and it transfers to your card.
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by nsteel 2y ago
Hang on, but we already have a library of DVDs?! The main benefit of streaming and what makes it worth the effort is you have thousands of films available. You've just ignored that part. Yes, that is absurd.
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by nsteel 2y ago
Cool, thanks. The nice thing about the Pi one is that it (used to, at least) support Spotify and various streaming services. After a quick look I can't see that feature on those microcontroller versions.

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