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> They can come at any time but they are only delivered to your process by the kernel during a context switch. This is backwards and extremely misleading; a signal being queued can trigger an immediate context switch (effected via an int
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> If this is the current state of the art, are there generally-available/open-source libraries existing that implement this and practitioners use for this? The authors of [1] do discuss and link to their own library in section 5. Ho
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The "Integrating Generic Sensor Fusion Algorithms with Sound State Representations through Encapsulation of Manifolds" paper linked from your [1] is indeed the current state of the art. It shows how to use the EKF or UKF for rotat
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WiFi and Bluetooth have basically zero legal protection. FCC Part 15 "this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation."
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Just the tip?
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Not a book, but this article was eye-opening for me: https://aeon.co/essays/a-history-of-kidults-from-hello-kitty...
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3y ago
He's not being facetious.
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> [...] wasting maybe $100,000 worth of LSD. You're high by roughly an order of magnitude. LSD is only $1-2 per 100ug (one "tab"/"hit"). Eight people * 1000 tabs/person * $1.5/tab = $12,000 over ev
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3y ago
Isn't this just because people were boiling more of their drinking water (and killing pathogens in it)?
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> people will return to apps they felt they had success with So then the trick is to provide the illusion of successful relationships (but of course not ones that actually pan out in the long term).
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Env vars are visible in /proc/PID/environ, though? That said, the mode on environ seems to be 600 on my system, so only processes with the same UID can see them.
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It exists: https://samy.pl/pwnat/ (from top comment)
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Paaaing hardware to VMs is the "killer app" for VFIO, but VMs (e.g. QEMU) are just normal userspace processes. In other words, VFIO can delegate control of a device to any userspace process, but it's most commonly used for VM
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With VFIO, there is increasingly little need for writing in-kernel device drivers. You can do everything in userspace with better DX and without having to deal with kernel API breakage. If you want to try out VFIO, you could try writing a u
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All that's different now is that the script kiddies have grown up.
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Did you try reading the next paragraph ("Hold on—what is consensus?")? Sometimes concepts are too "big" to be introduced to someone with no background in a single paragraph; such is life. However, the linked article is a
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No need.
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Have you tried helminth therapy (assuming it's applicable)?
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^ This guy gets his groceries from food banks.
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C++ has lots of so-called "value types" and this would just be another. box<T> is basically a vector<T> that is constrained to always have a size of 1. Both internally store a pointer to the heap and implement value se
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All std data structures (vector, map, etc.) have a copy constructor, and running it can be arbitrarily expensive.
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For hot functions that were carefully optimized, I have test harnesses that run them and measure their cycle counts, which are asserted to be equal to the cycle count after hand-optimization (+/- some small margin if there is non-deter
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Counterpoint: I use Boost on embedded microcontrollers. (Albeit only header-only components of Boost.)
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There was an article about this recently: https://www.seriouseats.com/simpler-entertaining-friday-nigh...
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That's just like, your opinion, man.
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Three-letter abbreviations are quite possibly the initials of reviewers.
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Nothing in this article assumed that the functions in question were linear and/or being approximated.
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Optimality is the tiger, and agents are its teeth: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/kpPnReyBC54KESiSn/optimality...