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by smilekzs 10y ago
> ... habit of ignoring the crux of their argument ... and continues to put forth his own ignorant views Exactly. It was not even a debate --- it's downright refusal.
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by smilekzs 10y ago
Even if it does, this can easily sell for $10k+.
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by smilekzs 10y ago
320 MHz core clock is very impressive, compare to <= 200 MHz typical of Cortex-M3/4 impls. However at this freq, flash (instruction) readout becomes the bottleneck. While Cortex-M chips typically include some on-chip flash accelerat
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by smilekzs 10y ago
I only heard of this site just now. Having been suffering from lack of high-quality music recently, I wish I had known what.cd earlier...
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by smilekzs 10y ago
It is impressive how they pull it off with minimal automation. After all, Japanese are known to automate... everything, including processing and packaging of squids and watermelons...
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by smilekzs 10y ago
> One of the main breakthroughs of CertiKOS is that it supports concurrency, meaning that it can simultaneously run multiple threads (small sequences of programmed instructions) on multiple central processing unit (CPU) cores. Isn't
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by smilekzs 10y ago
The chip is targeting ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) applications, and I would assume that the hard part is to run vision algorithms (that is responsible for reading the cube and/or visual servo) on an automotive MCU, which
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by smilekzs 10y ago
At least you can access Wikipedia today, and you know with confidence that you can access it tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, next month, etc. This is a luxury in China. It has never been about specific outlets. It has always been about wh
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by smilekzs 10y ago
The author listed quite a few apps then: > A couple apps you won’t see on this list are Chrome and Slack He explained we should: > in my opinion you should boycott them until the developers learn how to write them to play nicer with m
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by smilekzs 10y ago
Background: This is all about EUVL, a technology for making chips with smaller features. See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11241963 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12841278
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by smilekzs 10y ago
Having never used Thunderbolt myself, I feel this "cable chip" is an intentionally retarded design that violates the end-to-end principle. Is there anything technical that prevents it from being absorbed into interface controller
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by smilekzs 10y ago
> the cables themselves are different per protocol I feel this is a transient rather than inherent problem of running different stacks over the same physical layer. If the physical layer can "miss pairs" then I agree we lose t
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by smilekzs 10y ago
It is not easy to see, but we ARE on a converging path, instead of the other way around. Current high-speed off-board point-to-point data links (SATA, USB3, DisplayPort, PCIe, etc.) have converged onto some sort of 8b/10b differential
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by smilekzs 10y ago
> still the best keyboard and trackpad BY FAR in the market I beg to differ. Last time I was at a BestBuy, I find every single Macbook there featuring a keyboard floppier than the type cover on my Surface Pro 4, let alone pre-chiclet Thi
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by smilekzs 10y ago
And it's based off NTrig tech, too. Competition is good ;)
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by smilekzs 10y ago
I wonder why it doesn't support Windows, especially with Haskell toolchain already available on Windows?
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by smilekzs 10y ago
I'd say perfect pitch = relative pitch + internal pitch reference (i.e. A=440). You cannot be born with the latter pre-programmed in your brain because that's an arbitrary number.
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by smilekzs 10y ago
> is the invisible electromagnetic radiation resulting from the use of both wireless technology and mains electricity I hope this is simply marketing people screwing up. If they seriously believe in this...
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by smilekzs 10y ago
The circuit board example looks alarmingly convincing despite it's obvious we're not looking at an actual circuit...
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by smilekzs 10y ago
FYI: jd.com (used to be Chinese clone of Amazon) did the same a few years ago.
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by smilekzs 10y ago
I've been doing this for a while. I agree it's the most natural map for a multi-lingual ({en-US, zh-CN, ja-JP} here). AutoHotkey on Windows 10: CapsLock::#Space +CapsLock::+#Space
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by smilekzs 10y ago
Any plan to support hooks for compile-to-js languages? Most have npm packages already, and I don't mind my code compiled in the browser...
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by smilekzs 10y ago
In VS2015, showing all references to methods, props, classes, etc. is just one click away. Unfortunately it's not available in the community version. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn269218.aspx?f=25
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by smilekzs 10y ago
Not necesarily. RTOS is gaining market.
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by smilekzs 10y ago
I wish every time someone tries to assert too much authority on me (or any ordinary citizen) there is a way for me to quickly find these citations to my legal rights that I can point to them and tell them to F off......
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by smilekzs 10y ago
"In the embedded world" covers a huge area, including mission-critical avionics code, which likely has much higher safety standard than, say, Android.
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FR4 Machine Shield -The CNC Kit from an Entire Sheet of PCB(kickstarter.com)
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by smilekzs 10y ago
As @aylons mentioned this is just a thin wrapper onmcous/gerber-to-svg; Moreover mcous has written http://svgerber.cousins.io/ himself.
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by smilekzs 10y ago
so does LiveScript
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by smilekzs 10y ago
> The report did not provide specific evidence that China was behind the hack. This. Every time. Yet they point the blame guns at China without a single doubt regardless. Then media puts large Sinophobic and Communism-themed banners and

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