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by russdill 3mo ago
Imagine being 18 and suddenly discovering you have to prove the citizenship status of a parent you've never met or else you'll be deported to a country you've never been to and who's language you don't speak
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by russdill 4mo ago
The irony here is (3) is by far the closest to actually occurring as in practice, it doesn't require amending the constitution https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Popular_Vote_Intersta... Of course, the SC coul
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by russdill 4mo ago
mmap with MAP_FIXED has allowed you to do this for some time.
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by russdill 4mo ago
Oi, more AI slop. After dealing with things that have external package management and yocto, I understand the pain. But integrating that into yocto is very doable and is a far better path forward. And "I've been experiment with&qu
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by russdill 4mo ago
It would probably be the phone, but yes
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by russdill 4mo ago
Wouldn't it be cool if this situation could be detected and when you hit pause it would actually repeat them for you?
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by russdill 4mo ago
I'm confused, is this some comment on the krebs cycle or something?
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by russdill 4mo ago
Basically, sometimes there commands take a long time. It's nice to have feedback that something is happening even if it's just effectively a blinking light.
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by russdill 4mo ago
There was a post crash fire, and that would be a lot of fuel burning.
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by russdill 4mo ago
CISA advocates for responsible disclosure an links directly to documents telling you how to do so such as https://certcc.github.io/CERT-Guide-to-CVD/tutorials/cvd_in_... That of you locate a vulnerability, you sho
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by russdill 4mo ago
The "security authorities"? Who exactly is that? And what action are the expected to take? Responsible disclosure is not gratuitous, it's not blackmail. It is a standard industry practice. And the entity you notify is the ven
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Adafruit files suit against Flux.ai over legal threats [pdf](storage.courtlistener.com)
17 points by russdill 4mo ago|14 comments
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by russdill 4mo ago
As their blog update an suit reveal, this is almost exactly the case. Plus more.
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by russdill 4mo ago
Taking a quick look at the commenter's in question, it seems possible that the person who wrote the article asked people they know to boost it on yc. They don't appear to be bots at least.
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by russdill 4mo ago
Yes, and if you want to go program for some other platform? The limitations and complications are completely different.
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by russdill 4mo ago
Until VGA came along....the story was much more complex.
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by russdill 4mo ago
Small nit, if you're doing anything with battery packs it's worth getting a spot welder. They are super cheap now and very easy to use.
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by russdill 4mo ago
I don't believe that theory incorporates gravity.
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by russdill 4mo ago
A point particle? You mean that useful mathematical approximation for excitations in a field?
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by russdill 4mo ago
I know nothing about your GPU, but it's probably at around 1V core voltage, so this is hundreds of amps.
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by russdill 4mo ago
Dunno, I have a 15c limited edition (earlier run) and it's been great. My understanding is these are basically the same build as the modern 12c's
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by russdill 4mo ago
It certainly doesn't look like they've publicly released anything. My guess is they found a problem and have been following reasonable responsible disclosure guidelines. However, the 90 days (or whatever time limit was given) is l
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by russdill 4mo ago
Yes, this tech has long been used to great effect for flight sims. It might seem odd if you've never used it, but it turns out it's very intuitive.
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by russdill 4mo ago
It was discovered and completely reimplemented independently without knowledge that Opentrack exists? That's the only thing I can figure. Except they actually mention TrackIR as that's the input method they are using.
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by russdill 4mo ago
The amount of current that can be pushed through a thin silicon die is just wild.
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by russdill 5mo ago
You're them moving and storing a lot of repetitive instruction data.
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by russdill 5mo ago
They do! The command is, cross your eyes a little bit
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by russdill 5mo ago
That's the beauty of eye tracking. The two adjustments are orthogonal. You don't cross and uncross your eyes to adjust focus.
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by russdill 5mo ago
Might not be that bad for the environment but holy hell does it turn air quality to shit the next day.
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by russdill 5mo ago
I mean, there was that one static fire recently where the rocket broken loose and started flying. This was not for from a populated area. Ok, maybe that was pretty criminally negligent.

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