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pjbk
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Yes. It was an indentation issue. It turned that the parent list accepted an item with the same id, so it was a valid statement and the full thing seemed OK. However the data ended up missing from where it was supposed to be.
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Looking back to the last decade, I cannot remember a single project I worked in that relied on YAML that didn't have at least one incident from its users or developers dealing with the files and messing up. Just some months ago a team
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IMHO with modern architectures these days, and from the last couple of years in particular, if you start feeling the need for something like Yocto I'd rather use a full blown distribution like Debian or Arch Linux if its available for
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Taken over by the humbugs of always that now are computer savvy... It was a matter of time.
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Totally agree. Being involved with FPGAs for 20+ years now, and Xilinx for the most part of it, I have witnessed the progressive decay of their software quality. The legacy Xilinx tools (Foundation) were far from perfect but at least useabl
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6y ago
Did you see any evidence of slavery, as some documentaries mention or seem to show?
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Funny how JTAG these days is synonym with in-circuit debugger. The original use of the port was to support IC interconnect testing, and for high density boards it still is. For external parallel and serial memories you can use the boundary
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6y ago
Being in the embedded safety/security industry for years, piezo igniters and sparklers are one of my go-to system test and side attack tools. They were also effective opening an August smart lock some time ago when one of my coworkers
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6y ago
From my experience at some workplaces, Netflix was 'a pure negative' for office work. Every time there was a popular show, which was several times a month, productivity at the office noticeably took a toll. I particularly remember
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Fun indeed. Some of them may even come in handy: https://imgflip.com/i/3yuikf , https://imgflip.com/i/3yumf1
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It is also very responsive in Android. I use FF in the desktop but in my phone and tablets it is practically unusable. Switched to Edge there a couple of years ago and it was a smooth transition and has some good configuration options, like
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7y ago
I specialize in consulting for mission-critical systems development, with an emphasis in robotics, medical devices, avionics and functional safety. For complex projects I am also part of a network of seasoned engineers like me, who have wor
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I second this one. That book was awesome, as well as her story.
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Since these have not been mentioned already: * Brian Bagnall trilogy on the history of Commodore/Amiga: http://variantpress.com * Severo Ornstein's "Computing in the Middle Ages", about how it used to be a pr
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When I was living in Daly City I saw them regularly if I went for a night walk in the Lake Merced area close to the Olympic or Thornton park. I once went pass one on the other side of the street, he glanced at me but was more interested in
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I specialize in consulting for mission-critical systems development, with an emphasis in robotics and medical devices. For complex projects I am also part of a network of seasoned engineers like me, who have worked in prominent companies fr
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7y ago
I recall that was exactly the purpose of some bioweapon scenarios.
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7y ago
You can also use OpenSCAD from inside FreeCAD. I do it all the time. They both play together well.
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Funny because I'm still getting probed by their recruiters almost on a monthly basis for several of their positions. Perhaps because I live 5 minutes away from their HQ. ;-) It's a shame but not a surprise. I have friends and acqu
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Pre-powerpoint app presentations were popular back in the days. In the 80s I recall there was a huge industry of educational presentations for 8-bit Commodore and Atari machines. Some good, some bad, and some very bad. There were a few that
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Back in the 90s when neural networks and fuzzy logic were the rage and were going to solve all problems of human mankind (déjà vu?), I stumbled upon this nice course put together by Texas A&M in the form of an "ebook" (aka Win
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The Anki app does indeed import from CSV files, and you can choose what delimiter character it will use to separate fields.
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7y ago
Now get a robot to paint it.
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Not only that, audio CODECs have analog filters designed specifically for audio capture and reproduction, sometimes even configurable. The advantage of having a cheap tiny board is that you can build a system like a polyphonic synth with ve
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Cool. AK CODECs sound very nice, sometimes even better than Cirrus chips. Some years ago I did a similar board hooking an STM32F4 to a TLV320AIC3256 CODEC. TI provides an audio development IDE, PurePath [0], to program the embedded miniDSP
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This. And salary ranges. Honestly. It is a big waste of resources for everyone involved to go through a hiring process only to discover there will be a mismatch during the different steps or in the end because not everything was disclosed u
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ROI! Sadly the advice it's closer to reality than you would think. One of the VCs of my previous startup was part of the original ROI (Radio On the Internet) guys.
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Tente! Those were amazing too. I had some space and alien sets. I could never remember the name of the company. Thanks!
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A few startups are realizing it is a rigged, unfair game and are trying to balance things a bit. They are offering stock purchase and exercise windows valid for several years, instead of just months or even days. Unfortunately it is still n
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Sadly, examples from the dotcom burst and housing crisis abound. It's a double edged sword. I have always preferred to go for early exercising. "Many of these workers now owe far more in taxes than their stock is worth. Former Cis
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