progbits

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by progbits 2y ago
Yeah if you actually have it all in one repo and have a good build system / tests so CI can make sure you are not breaking anything that is awesome. That is the google/bazel experience. But I've seen "monorepos" whe
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by progbits 2y ago
Another great article from the same author that I found when browsing their blog after the previous article: https://martypc.blogspot.com/2023/06/hardware-validating-emu... Probably should be a separate HN submiss
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by progbits 2y ago
That's for different protection scheme. But also a great read!
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by progbits 2y ago
In my experience, outside Google monorepo (and maybe Meta, don't know, didn't work there) every monorepo just sucks because it's cargo culting. It's never monorepo. It's one big repo and one or two other small repos
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by progbits 2y ago
I think both approaches have merit, I find the ability to have proper libraries/functions (such as "place M4x8 socket head countersunk bolt here") is really nice, though I'm faster with the click&change approach for
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by progbits 2y ago
HV probably means horizontal/vertical. You can see the CAD tool snapping to H/V line several times in the demo video and they intentionally make it crooked. Same with circles, if you draw it similar size as previous feature most C
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by progbits 2y ago
RPi 4 idles at around 3W and peaks at 5-6W so on average should be better.
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by progbits 2y ago
Because they shouldn't be "C devs" but "kernel devs" with a common goal?
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by progbits 2y ago
Yes but it is not very durable and the blade dulls quickly, hence all the effort on fancy steel blades.
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by progbits 2y ago
If you click "configure" there are prices. Seems to start at $4500 for lowest specs.
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by progbits 2y ago
Yup absolutely. I don't like these open-but-not-really projects, though I can sympathize a bit. Some ADS-B exchanges and GPS RTK networks are the same way. I've toyed with the idea of building my own (no huge network needed just s
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by progbits 2y ago
I've been on waitlist for years (just checked my email - since 2014) and can't get one. I wish the whole project was more open and I could build my own from provided gerbers/BOM.
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by progbits 2y ago
They get documentation and playbooks (which are pretty good), source code access, and of course direct channel to the "mothership" engineers for support. I'm sure early days will be painful but there is no reason for this not
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by progbits 2y ago
Google is doing this. German and French companies are building a datacenter to GCP standards, will license the code and run essentially whitelabel GCP under full jurisdiction of the EU company. Google can only push updates with their approv
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by progbits 2y ago
google.com scores 50/100. This is one of those scanners crappy pentesters use for multi page reports of false positives?
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by progbits 2y ago
Half of the article is literally a comparison between pihole and adguard...
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by progbits 2y ago
The review tool kept drafts and had a separate "submit review" step. Very easy to edit / remove comments. Most people did, he did not.
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by progbits 2y ago
It was like: > This whole thing won't work because of X and you need to pretty much rewrite all of this. > > Rename foo to bar. > Typo. > Missing whitespace. So yeah... Just don't post the rest? I oft
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by progbits 2y ago
I had a coworker who would leave nitpicks and bombshell in the same review round. Like 30 comments, 29 of which are irrelevant if you read the last one. Couldn't explain the problem to him... I just learned to read through full review
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by progbits 2y ago
I've built some DIY air quality monitors. Radon sensors are hard to find. In general from easiest to hardest: - Temperature, humidity, pressure: many cheap, small and accurate sensors available. - Particulate matter: many options as we
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by progbits 2y ago
> ... but only if the perpetrator has physical access to the device, enters the user's password ... Clickbait title. If you have physical access and password of course you can do whatever. That is the point of the password.
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by progbits 2y ago
Don't most Rust crates solve this by running MSRV builds/tests? Or is the goal to catch it eg. in precommit hook?
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by progbits 2y ago
My main pain point switching between work macbook and personal linux machines is the shortcuts. The macos configuration options are limited and require various hacks, and while I could configure things on linux to match I really don't
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by progbits 2y ago
Wow they really are impudent aren't they. Hope the EU fines hit them really hard. Obviously they are trying to squeeze out as much money as possible while they can and then just say oopsie and pay some of it back. So the fine must be h
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by progbits 2y ago
It's a good signal of incompetent management. Even if you like going to the office and would go there anyway, you should take this as a warning that they will be making other stupid decisions not based on reason and logic, and fighting
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by progbits 2y ago
Better many copies than none. References usually mean written text and maybe some figures, cost of storage is going down, we can afford the duplication.
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by progbits 2y ago
There are fundamental signal processing limitations. AI will just hallucinate plausibly looking garbage and kill people.
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by progbits 2y ago
See also this funky looking antenna NASA made with genetic algorithm in 2006: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolved_antenna#/media/File%...
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by progbits 2y ago
Kind of but wasm provides some security properties you don't get from x86/64. I think it's more like a lightweight JVM.
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by progbits 2y ago
Slack is also extremely unreliable with notification delivery.

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