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Linux Insecurities(madaidans-insecurities.github.io)
2 points by picture 4y ago|0 comments
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Is this legit? Their website feels kinda sketchy to me, with the huge and somewhat tacky CG pictures, sweeping claims, apparent SEM photography that just looks too good to be true (could there really be zero residue? and the background ne
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Decoding the QO-100 multimedia beacon with GNU Radio: part II(destevez.net)
3 points by picture 4y ago|0 comments
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The Physicality of Girls’ Last Tour(formeinfullbloom.wordpress.com)
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Performance analysis and tuning challenge #6(easyperf.net)
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I think that's a pretty common design pattern for industrial/reliable applications. Multi Function Displays have been common in "glass-cockpit" aircraft for a long time. The F16 notably also feature master mode switches
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You may use reader view, or zoom in. I opine that good design isn't just about being usable to the lowest common denominator (like huge font for grannies) but rather giving the user the power to customize their own experience.
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Total War Generalship(acoup.blog)
6 points by picture 4y ago|1 comments
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Fantastic information. Thank you for this crash course and insight into the state of the industry!
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As a complete outsider, I've got a question for you. How hard is it to do this GMO thing? Why does it have to be limited to only a few big corporations? Why have we yet to see a diverse industry of startups and small companies competin
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A brief rant on the future of interaction design (2011)(worrydream.com)
238 points by picture 4y ago|132 comments
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I think it goes to show how people are surprisingly willing to settle for sub par experiences. Nearly everyone in the united states use terrible paper mate pens that scratch and skip, and use composition notebooks with cover that looks like
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Securing embedded systems with digital signatures: The basics(blog.segger.com)
2 points by picture 4y ago|0 comments
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CATL's Sodium-Ion Battery(asianometry.substack.com)
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ChipSelect MCU Finder(chipselect.org)
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DAO Entity Features and Entity Selection(a16z.com)
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Historical Technical Magazines(worldradiohistory.com)
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It looks like the author has taken down the post, but it's archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20220523144108/https://blog.derh...
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Doesn't silicon carbide have unusual properties for making digital circuits with? SiC diodes have forward voltages higher than regular Si, for example. And additionally, I'm not sure if you can get the same performance on SiC at s
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That can also be said for nearly all specializations/ventures of us humans, right? Physics (nukes), chemistry (explosives and refined sugars), electronics engineering ("engagement optimization"), biology (human experiments ma
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In terms of radio waves, besides intended emissions like WiFi, well designed modern circuits release little spurious electromagnetic radiation. There's a whole field of engineering that goes into this, called electromagnetic compatibil
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There absolutely are solid state detectors and major innovations! People nowadays use scintillator detectors with photomultipliers, for things like research and more precise counters. Scintillation counters use some material, often a plasti
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Decoding the QO-100 multimedia beacon with GNU Radio(destevez.net)
2 points by picture 4y ago|0 comments
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What sort of detector are you looking for? An all-integrated portable unit with display telling you counts and equivalent sieverts? Or are you looking for a more DIY approach with driving soviet GM tubes with flyback transformers? (I'v
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If OP is worried about the equipment being radioactive, I'd like to reassure that Geiger counter electronics and RPi are not particularly more radioactive than any other household or natural object. A Geiger–Müller tube is just a canis
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Tasks, Lists, and Promises(rachelbythebay.com)
3 points by picture 4y ago|0 comments
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Ah.
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Negative Engineering and the Art of Failing Successfully(future.a16z.com)
9 points by picture 4y ago|0 comments
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Do you mean LIDAR? I thought they are using combination of radar and camera, instead of only camera.
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They likely have changed the process to better optimize for the bigger size. This might mean the layout of individual transistor structures may have to be different due to chemistry (different chemical processes may be used to accommodate t

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