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panpanna
7y ago
If you work with formal verification this is a pretty common sight.
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panpanna
7y ago
"should work some of the times" is also what you get on Windows. Source: buddy worked as sw QA for xilinx.
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panpanna
7y ago
It used to direct you to their website to manually download and install it. Given how often it is updated most people started ignoring those pop-ups.
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panpanna
7y ago
Linux is _by far_ the best platform for embedded development. Vscode is available as an official snap (on Windows you need to download and update it manually), Segger tools and openocd are fully supported. GCC cross-compiler and even some f
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panpanna
7y ago
The wiki is a GitHub thing and will not be included in your git clone. I personally prefer a doc/ folder with RST files in it. That's what the Linux kernel does.
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panpanna
7y ago
Just FYI, I saw an old interview where RMS goes bananas when the interviewer calls him a communist.
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panpanna
7y ago
https://twitter.com/marypcbuk/status/1174043618459430914?s=2...
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panpanna
7y ago
Just as I was about to back Jeri Ellsworths project :( Damn you conscious!
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panpanna
7y ago
There is no antivirus in Chromebooks.
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panpanna
7y ago
Open publication generally mean you have to pay even more to get it published. Thanks god more people are using arxiv.
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panpanna
7y ago
Technically, the authors are allowed to send you copies if you contact them directly. Can't we outsource that to a service so authors can work on more important stuff?
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panpanna
7y ago
There are some Chromebook ads with a similar message. (TBH, Chromebooks _are_ the most secure computers normal people can buy today. But ads like these cannot be recalled if shit hits the fan).
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panpanna
7y ago
This is Hacker News. Why wouldn't you?
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panpanna
7y ago
How would this affect foreign pension funds that invest in NYSE? Would they just sell their Chineses stocks or move some investment to another country??
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panpanna
7y ago
This is not long exposure photography. It's new type of sensors + lots of AI.
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panpanna
7y ago
No, the permission system is enforced in java and native code. Of course, there are some holes but they being fixed once found.
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panpanna
7y ago
Wait, what?? Of this is true Google should kick them out of the play store
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panpanna
7y ago
To be fair, pixel 3 destroyed iPhone X in night mode when first released (they did a comparison during the keynote, which is very unusual for Google [1]). Everyone said this could not be topped... 11 months later and Pixel 3 is probably not
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panpanna
7y ago
Looking forward to pixel 4 then :)
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panpanna
7y ago
> Duval's approach hasn't been to reinvent the mobile operating system wheel, but instead to clean up Android of its Google privacy-invading features and replace them with privacy-respecting one ... I would love to see one of t
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panpanna
7y ago
The YouTube app now shows ads for adult dating apps every few lines. It's almost as if it has gone rouge.
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panpanna
7y ago
> Unity (the cross-platform game engine) using a UNIX ioctl call to obtain the MAC address of the WiFi network interface. 748 apps were found to be gathering and sending the MAC address in this way without holding the ACCESS_NETWORK_STAT
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panpanna
7y ago
That's the official Saudi line and it doesn't take a genius to see its BS: This whole mess escalated when houthi rebels tried to stop ISIS from taking over the government. Where did those come from? What did the Saudis do? At what
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7y ago
I wish they had used something like the lattice ice40. It's better to have a slitghly worse hardware that you can actually program and use than something that requites the poster child of horrible proprietary software.
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panpanna
7y ago
Come on, call it what it is. The "anti-Houthi militias" are local branches of ISIS and al-qaida. Which makes the current US policy even more confusing.
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panpanna
7y ago
TL;DR Greta: "Don't shit where you eat" Twitter: "Someone should kill this left-wing scum"
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panpanna
7y ago
How about a dossier detailing how Spiegel managed to piss on 85% of world-wide mobile users? You cannot recover from something like that no matter how many times you rewrite your app.
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panpanna
7y ago
If Reddit video is the poster child then serverless is in big trouble. That thing almost never works.
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7y ago
> There is no business case for silicon vendor to open source anything There is no good business case for the smaller vendors to develop and maintain a full set of very complex software either.
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panpanna
7y ago
Can someone try Clifford Wolf's tiny risc-v on this fpga? I'm mainly interested in size and speed for this specific chip and speed grade.
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