saidinesh5

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by saidinesh5 4mo ago
The worst part of this is half of these are the same white labelled tuya devices that can simply bind to each other's apps or the original tuya app.. And half of them completely disable local network access... Like why?!
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I kept coding until an RTOS was inevitable [video](youtube.com)
3 points by saidinesh5 4mo ago|1 comments
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by saidinesh5 4mo ago
I encountered this while scrolling and thought this would be a good small low level programming video to share
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by saidinesh5 5mo ago
Mosh instead of ssh. Works well enough for as long as it works. Road warrior even supports it. But i keep going back to regular ssh or shpool with roadwarrior.
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by saidinesh5 5mo ago
I think things might have changed in the last 6-7 years? That's when I switched away from Nvidia. Or does your laptop have no other igpu? My last Nvidia laptop was a Hybrid optimus laptop. I almost always ran it on the built in Intel i
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by saidinesh5 5mo ago
Nvidia on desktop has been mostly fine, if not rock solid, on the happy path they provide. But their happy path hasn't included proper wayland support for a long time. Nvidia on laptops? Insert the famous Linus Torvalds meme here
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by saidinesh5 5mo ago
The vast majority of the TVs only come with HDMI .. not even good enough analog inputs anymore..
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by saidinesh5 5mo ago
Putting all the cynicism side.. it's amazing how big the changes in how we deal with information in our life time changed.. When I was younger, to solve a problem, we had to memorize a large amount of information. Or know someone who d
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by saidinesh5 5mo ago
Honestly, LLMs have been quite good at helping me procrastinate less on my pet projects. It took me a weekend to build a little esp8266 gadget that automatically turns off my parents' water heater after a fixed time. They saw a dip in
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by saidinesh5 5mo ago
The link isn't available here. Can you share the specs and price of that panel?
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by saidinesh5 5mo ago
But without the planetary alignment, can't we just rely on brute force ? Better fuel and bigger engines?
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by saidinesh5 6mo ago
The standard advice is always to buy a transmitter and get started with the simulator. Then buy / build your custom racing drone that suits your flying style and area. Anything from 20 gram whoops that fly indoors to 5" racing qua
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by saidinesh5 6mo ago
One more reason for randomizing hash table iteration was to prevent Denial of service attacks: https://lukasmartinelli.ch/web/2014/11/17/php-dos-attack-rev...
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by saidinesh5 6mo ago
With micropython or some of the js based frameworks for microcontrollers, it's really not that new/different.Especially with ESP32/Pi Pico W/their clones... In fact it's a lot more straight forward to not have to de
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by saidinesh5 6mo ago
Mostly for the network stack. Economics, also, sometimes. These days, with ESP32, Pi Pico W etc... things have changed a lot. But before they got popular, Why deal with MCU + wiring some weird peripheral for wifi / ethernet when you ge
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
It might be developer fantasy but half of the giants in the mobile market really did take off this way: * xiaomi with their miui skin/custom ROM - "bringing iOS like polish to Android" back then * oneplus with their initial d
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
I think the main difference due to weight boils down to you riding in one gear lower when not using assistance. On flat roads, I usually ride on 3rd or 4th gear (out of 7), now i ride in 2nd or 3rd. But where i ride, the road isn't eve
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
It's not about what gets redrawn but also how much of the UI state is still retained (by the GPU). Imagine having to reupload all the textures, meshes to the GPU every frame. Something like a lot of text ? Probably easier to redraw eve
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
> The more dynamic/animated an UI is, the less there's a difference between a retained- and immediate-mode API, since the UI needs to be redrawn each frame anyway. Immediate mode UIs might even be more efficient for highly dyna
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
That really depends on the kind of user interface no? If you just have a lot of text and a few rectangles and no animation, immediate mode would work well... But if you have a lot of images, animation etc ... You'd anyway have to track
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
And more draconian. "Our systems aren't foolproof because anyone can just boot Linux from USB. Hence we should enforce secure boot with proprietary keys and disable functionality for non attested PCs" This is not far fetched.
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
> Also, don’t expose it to hot water (this could weaken the waterproof seals), or high pressure water. It’s not invincible. Aahhh. Finally the mystery of how my old pebble died is solved. Hopefully . One fine morning, the display came of
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
I don't think there is a single "they" here such as consumer electronics manufacturers. All the bloated web apps, all the native apps etc... Are responsible for this too. "Memory is cheap" has been the mantra for ag
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
See if there is an OTA package available for your speaker that you can extract and figure out what goes where. Then figure out what SoC your smart speaker is running. A lot of soc vendors just provide SDKs for IoT applications. Maybe you&#x
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
It really depends on the websites no? If you're building a "webapp" where you think in terms of components, no point keeping the style sheet separate.. If you're building a "website" which is basically a list o
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
While I don't have the performance bottleneck numbers of React, I don't think it's about Javascript vs. WASM here. I've seen/built some large Qt/QML applications with so much javascript and they all performed m
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
Let's say you need to use a function like: int add(int a, int b){ // Long logic and then this return a+b; } Let's say this is your main.c. #include "add.h" int main(void)
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
It's not. It's a tradeoff people make between ease of integration - just download the .h file into your project folder and #include it in your source file instead of worrying about source build system vs target build system, cross
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
Old one but good... Flying wing from pizza box: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hTYuj7hzKeI
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by saidinesh5 7mo ago
Or just help you avoid clicking next next while searching for something you want. Although there is a special place in hell for those who put a website options for customer care at the bottom of an infinite scrolling page...

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