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by ohazi 5y ago
Can you point to a distro that does this vs. using eudev? I mean, you might be right, but I haven't found any, and I think the reason for this is that there are subtler inter-dependencies that require additional workarounds: > >
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by ohazi 5y ago
Don't get me wrong -- I too am extremely grateful to the Gentoo devs for maintaining eudev. It's also the obvious choice for highly memory constrained embedded Linux systems that can't fit systemd. I just think it's abso
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by ohazi 5y ago
I actually like using systemd. I took the time to learn how to use it, and as a desktop Linux user, it's honestly quite nice. But the one thing that still really pisses me off about systemd-the-project was the fact that they ate udev-t
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by ohazi 5y ago
This chip has ~22 bits of dynamic range. It's somewhat common to have 32-bit word sizes on ADCs/DACs like this that start to approach 24 bits, mostly as a convenience, and to make sure nobody accidentally ends up clipping in the m
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by ohazi 5y ago
> But The Verge has long had a hard rule against reviewing products based on potential because the sad truth is that most tech products never, ever live up to their potential. And Starlink, judged on its capabilities right now , is
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by ohazi 5y ago
And yet, CR2032 batteries are not rechargeable, so it doesn't make a good misquote either. ML2032, VL2032 and LIR2032 are similarly sized variants that can be recharged, but they're not the same, and you shouldn't attempt to
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by ohazi 5y ago
> Me? I respect the truth. I can work with it. I want to hear it. > Many don't. We're not negotiating with you, we're negotiating with an average boss picked out of the "many" pile.
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by ohazi 5y ago
If you like this, you should also consider reading qntm's other work -- I thought `Ra` and `Fine Structure` were particularly good: https://qntm.org/fiction
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by ohazi 5y ago
> Fast forward all that time, and the housing market you complain about will likely be a huge wealth generator for you But this perpetuates the problem, and makes it much worse for the next generation! You do realize that this can&#x27
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by ohazi 5y ago
i.e. the original sin that gave us this problem in the first place. It makes absolutely no sense to have the older, wealthier, luckier, "I got here early, therefore I'm set for life" generation pay $300/year, while the c
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by ohazi 5y ago
It looks like he's the "too smart for his own good" kind of smart. The only thing this lawsuit will do is instigate a careful review of every DMCA complaint he ever filed to make sure they were handled correctly. Those are th
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by ohazi 5y ago
Right, but if the point of moisture reduction is corrosion resistance, salt is probably not the best option. Similarly, using mercury as the rotating fluid might give you higher compression ratios, but then you'd have to deal with merc
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by ohazi 5y ago
Scroll compressors are also known for being relatively quiet.
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by ohazi 5y ago
They discuss exactly this, from both angles, in section 5: Pareidolia and the Denial of Diverse Evidence of Martian Life .
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by ohazi 5y ago
But then how will they acquire funding for their next AI system?
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by ohazi 5y ago
> Young women with an entrepraneurial (sic) drive of ALL backgrounds between the ages of 18-25 are welcome to apply! [emphasis mine] Do other "hacker house" arrangements typically ask for such a narrow age range (explicitly
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by ohazi 5y ago
> if a student even had their own printers set up. Students aren't allowed to have a printer? O_o
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by ohazi 5y ago
The ruling party In Singapore has been in power since 1959, making it effectively a one party state. It may not be as authoritarian as some other countries, but the claim that it's a dictatorship is not as outrageous as you make it out
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by ohazi 5y ago
> one of these days governments/EU will step in and crush it This seems unreasonably optimistic
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by ohazi 5y ago
> and the battery is rated at 76% capacity now I hate this. I was a holdout with an LG G5 (last flagship-esque phone with a removable battery), and went through three battery replacements until the GPS antenna failed, and now I have an L
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by ohazi 5y ago
The first two lines of that tweet: > The healthcare system in the US is a failure. > You have to do it yourself. You have to research things yourself. You have to hunt for doctors & specialists yourself. It is pretty scary. It&#x2
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by ohazi 5y ago
I'm halfway through your `One Exploit to Rule them All?` paper [1], and my jaw is on the floor. I mean... wow. I knew it was bad, but this really is ridiculous. [1] https://www.usenix.org/system/files/woot20-p
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by ohazi 5y ago
> and I have no clue why they haven’t been implanted. Off the top of my head: a notification any time a tag has been away from it’s owners device for more than X time and has been around your device for at least Y time since, saying “it
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by ohazi 5y ago
The test lab industry is a grift. They just sell "LGTM" stickers for $30k a pop. NXP and every other chip company are all just (correctly?) expecting that they will end up needing to do fewer respins by keeping the door to the clo
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by ohazi 5y ago
Not even technically, 720p is HD. 1080p is "Full HD" (FHD) and 4k is "Ultra HD" (UHD).
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by ohazi 5y ago
I'm do hardware/firmware/embedded engineering professionally, but I also like to tinker and follow the electronics hobbyist community for fun (stuff on hackaday and "electronics twitter" is usually more interesting
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by ohazi 5y ago
Neutron stars seem like what you would see in a black hole if the interesting parts weren't shrouded by an event horizon. Although I suppose the event horizon does give you jets. But yeah, city-sized objects with the density of an at
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by ohazi 5y ago
It's an incantation to make the page look slightly less stupid on a phone. https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_rwd_viewport.asp for an example image https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs&#x2F
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by ohazi 5y ago
Roku should just drop them. The YouTube experience on Google's Roku app is hot garbage compared to a web browser with an ad blocker.
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by ohazi 6y ago
LSI, VLSI, UMISI I like it! In previous articles they've gone into some detail about how they deal with reticle limits, jumping over the scribe line area, and other n stuff. Between that, chiplets, HBM-style die stacks, etc... the deve

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