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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
very trustworthy of the system sharing your taxes with a third party
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
fair point. credit where it is due not a user but my understanding is netflix never went down w us-east-1 :-)
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
or miles easily on 900mhz if you’re on a hill…
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
no longer true indeed. comment a bit above mentions more modern automated alignments. this and things like blue leds coming down in price
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
the article describes why they can’t use zfs due to windows server requirements. this is the right choice because zfs on windows is completely garbage
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
using aws since s3 came out and i’ve yet to see any major company do multi az failover in any capacity whatsoever. default region ftw
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
what a terrible reason lol. i should mention i use light mode and it got that wrong to boot
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
github would be universally better if they completely removed starring repositories. 2010 era irrelevance that everyone uses incorrectly
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
dark gray on black text was a terrible choice, virtually unreadable contrast
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
like they need a break
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
apple is a masterclass of terrible uis and hidden interactions
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
good riddance. crazy to see game developers hemorrhaging money for malware
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
i just deleted my account of 2008. github sucks
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
i have never seen any listings for any of these jobs not stipulate a degree being required.
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
yea, so so weird about sharing how they’re optional.
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by sitzkrieg 5mo ago
im talking about good, professional multigigahertz vnas. tinyvna are toys in comparison
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by sitzkrieg 6mo ago
the difference is that RF engineers still have a salary 5 years later so that should probably be averaged in
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by sitzkrieg 6mo ago
i have done firmware development, pcb design and light ee work and basic rf and antenna design professionally with zero degrees. like anything else it’s a matter of getting your foot in the door first, then outperforming the academic nerds
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by sitzkrieg 6mo ago
not to mention the price of a remotely usable vector network analyzer will make any software look affordable
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by sitzkrieg 6mo ago
i’m sure all auditing and qa reasons for human in the loop firmware development will magically go poof soon as well
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by sitzkrieg 6mo ago
the hakko fx-88 series is great. use one full time with zero issues. not sure what parent is on about, this is not a shared opinion in industry
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by sitzkrieg 6mo ago
“a new job in two weeks.” heh, yeah everyone was opining expertise back then when employees had control of the market.
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by sitzkrieg 6mo ago
thank you for picking an enjoyable architecture! scaring people away w x86 cruft right out the gate is no good for anyone :-)
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by sitzkrieg 6mo ago
and this is a great example why rust will never be relevant in embedded development that actually matters
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by sitzkrieg 6mo ago
39 and have over 10 years writing assembly. huh?
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by sitzkrieg 6mo ago
anything but admitting the design is bad and frivolous
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by sitzkrieg 6mo ago
hope nothing goes wrong with it
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by sitzkrieg 7mo ago
i assumed it was malware out the gate. yep
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by sitzkrieg 7mo ago
i apologize i missed this. the core hot loop was fairly straightforward to optimize and audit all aliasing. we ported from c89 to all cutting edge (at time) c99+ compilers. we still couldnt quite eek out that minor difference. the intel com
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by sitzkrieg 7mo ago
sending young americans off to die for israels relgious war and bury epstein news. the entire usa still operating my team vs your team. president trump is pedophile child rapist and noone can bother to care. sad times all around

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