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by stefan_ 2y ago
The irony in this article is that even the much lauded ESP32 integration is essentially all of the important stuff like WiFi continuing to run and live in the C world, while they have a little Rust frontend for all the hipsters to believe t
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Keep this in mind when someone tells you again what a beautiful demonstration of capitalism the "spectrum auctions" are. Most bits move over spectrum no one paid for.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
You breathe into a mask and oxygen uptake / co2 exhaust is measured. This is of course contaminated by things like your individual efficiency but for relative measurements it’s fine.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
If I remember correctly the problem here is that in Googles version of an "open platform", they hide alternative app install behind fifteen menus of settings, restrict functionality (auto updates) and issue scary popups to users.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
It's sort of out of the scope of Buildroot, but there are different systems like mender or swupdate that cover updates. They tend to need some level of platform specific changes because embedded systems these days have 7 levels of boot
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Nice idea, except no one you mentioned spends their time doing patents. It's just big companies who are told by consultants to beef up their patent portfolio, and when they fail like Caspian, the remains are snatched up by bottom feede
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by stefan_ 2y ago
This seems to be some AI generated wrapper around a wrapper of a wrapper. > # Other AMD-specific optimizations can be added here > # For example, you might want to set specific flags or use AMD-optimized libraries What are we
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by stefan_ 2y ago
American ISPs are also universally terrible and also make no money. They engage in tons of anticompetitive practices and leech state money for no results. What if you can’t measure competitiveness by a single number?
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by stefan_ 2y ago
> [Steve Teixeira] began a new effort to explore Moz Social, an ethical social media product. I don't understand.. was this "Moz Social"? What is "Moz Social"? Google believes its the forums of some SEO bullshit
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by stefan_ 2y ago
You don't sign a contract buying something in the supermarket, yet a contract is still formed. You negotiated or discussed with the employer about pay and responsibilities, of course they are part of any such contract and their option
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by stefan_ 2y ago
They are not booby traps, since they are not traps to begin with. No one sane calls rigging the military comms of your enemy to blow a "booby trap".
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by stefan_ 2y ago
There is a big misunderstanding here; you seem to believe that because Hezbollah is so invariably coupled with civilian life and has by own decision foregone uniforms and other basic traditional military structures, this somehow raises the
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Did you know UK tax law makes every scheme whose primary purpose is tax avoidance tax evasion? Courts are not generally very impressed by them - which is why it requires a captured government (Ireland) to do them and ideally some sort of mu
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by stefan_ 2y ago
At least then you might get a mayor that works for the people living downtown than whatever suburbanites swarm it on work days.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Which is why Jassy bought a Santa Monica home in time for COVID - even that little personal story is of course nonsense
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Why is it so extremely loud inside, though?
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Why do brands market to young people? Why do people buy stocks that make no profit and never have? It's never about today.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Until she got bored, anyway. You know, I also feel I have "grown secluded" from my day job. > After a series of underperforming productions, in 2019 Ellison had grown secluded from Hollywood, leaving Annapurna to be mostly ran
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Imagine having to negotiate with Larry Ellisons nepo daughter, how can you even keep a straight face. "It says here you are a film producer?"
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by stefan_ 2y ago
I recently had a fire alarm with a failing battery and their way of telling you about the battery problem is a single loud warning beep every 70 or so seconds (something irregular of course), just enough to wake you up to an entirely silent
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Because one thing has nothing to do with the other? US school buses look like 1950s fossils, but it's not because their makers are swimming in money.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Not to blow your bubble but uh, yes, everyone is aware, they were garbage then, too.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Yes, the thing that people who ship 600 MiB apps have in common is an extreme attention to detail in their "software supply chain".
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by stefan_ 2y ago
My first experience with Cursor: starting it from WSL doesn't work, went down a number of GitHub rabbit holes to fix that one. Then on every update it breaks the original "code" shortcut because it has it's path with bot
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Other factors indeed, like population density - I assume you won't like correcting for that.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Technology that was infinitely more efficient and safer, even
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by stefan_ 2y ago
More self-documenting for whom, the code generating documentation? Because for using it as a programmer I've found the code that has been Rust-ified to normalize everything into 1000 traits of which the given type you are using might i
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by stefan_ 2y ago
No, that is indeed the working principle (plus minus some yak shaving with iommus and what not). It certainly doesn't use XDP, that would defeat the purpose.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Theres also the people that just map the PCIe device into a userland process: https://www.dpdk.org/
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Not a good start if they start shouting about the Digital Services Act, which of course has nothing to do with their CEO being arrested at an airport.

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