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by tomas789 4y ago
I have like 20 cables at home with USB-C on at least one end. Quite often I plug it is and it doesn't work. Is is the charger? Is it the end device? Is it the cable? Other times it charges but surprisingly slow. It happened to me that
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by tomas789 4y ago
My experience with code assistant is strikingly similar to my current experience with Vim. Sometimes, it makes me slightly faster. Other times the experience breaks down spectacularly on previously simple things. And last but not least, it
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by tomas789 4y ago
The article links to a emarker reader [1]. This seems like something that milions of households should/will own. Do you know where can I buy a cheap and reliable one? [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/UsbCHardware/
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by tomas789 4y ago
I'm sorry. This is not gonna happen. And it should not. Unless it is magically done worldwide. If 99% of labs stop training that it would be a huge boost for the remaining 1%. Do you remember what happened last time we asked poeple to
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All about USB-C: Cable Types (2022)(hackaday.com)
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by tomas789 4y ago
Ghidra is reasonably simple to pick up at the entry level. I use it just for fun to make a keygen for commercial software from time to time. Just to flex the muscle. My take aways are: 1/ You can do RE without knowledge of assembler (w
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Three dead after dog falls 13 floors (1988)(trove.nla.gov.au)
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Fastest 3D printed Mainsail logo? 1500mms 50K [video](youtube.com)
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Jsonnet – The Data Templating Language(jsonnet.org)
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by tomas789 4y ago
Yes, they emit CO2 when burned. The goal is not no-emissions but net-zero. Question is where does the carbon in the e-Fuel come from?
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by tomas789 4y ago
That is true. The changes we will need to make will be significant. There is a change that some technology will cross the threshold of being the best-in-class or the-next-best-thing and the adoption will skyrocket. And those things might ch
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by tomas789 4y ago
This is such a great move! Let me explain. What you care about is not EVs. It is carbon neutrality. You actions should be geared towards that. Not EVs. They are just one way of getting there. Having commercially viable e-Fuels would have a
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by tomas789 4y ago
I guess that nowadays CV is actually two fields that kinda share the same name. One would be neural-network based and the other one the good old-fashioned CV. The answer depends on what kind of CV you're looking for. As for the old-fas
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Tell HN: Airbnb can charge you anything and there is nothing you can do about it
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by tomas789 4y ago
Vimium is very interesting. I was probably inevitable that somebody made something like this. Maybe a bit of too steep learning curve for what am I trying to achieve. I have already tried you.com but honestly the results were underwhelming.
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by tomas789 4y ago
You just have to touch some fires yourself to learn the lesson I guess :)
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by tomas789 4y ago
I did a master's thesis on visual inertial navigation just a few years ago. Around the time when ARKit and ARCore got released (what a time to be robotics researcher). At that point global shutter cameras were significantly more expens
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by tomas789 4y ago
Well, it might be you who is doing something wrong. Based on your explanation you are not in any kind of leadership role. The company culture is mostly set around inputs proveded from the leadership. Things like what behaviour is tolerated,
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Ask HN: Keyboard friendly search engine for developers?
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by tomas789 4y ago
What is the difference between Codon and Pypy other than Codon not being targeted as a drop-in replacement for Cpython?
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Tips from GitHub, Vol 1: Customer Service Is King (2017)(medium.com)
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by tomas789 4y ago
Mark this as a [video], please.
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by tomas789 4y ago
Yes, it is owned by a company I work for. It is an open pit coal mine. Not a glitch.
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by tomas789 4y ago
I have tried to push for a Haskell in my previous job. We had a task that was especially well suited for that. It was a large collection of mostly declarative computations for the mixed-integer optimization. I also wanted to take an advanta
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Possible Intel Alder Lake BIOS source code leak(twitter.com)
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A tail of nice marble runs(tomas789.medium.com)
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Baremetal LED Blinking in Raspberry Pi in Rust [YouTube](youtube.com)
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by tomas789 4y ago
How does this differ from VHDL? Is it in principle something different?
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Show HN: ESP32 Smart Solar Charger – The Open Solar Project(github.com)
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by tomas789 4y ago
To be honest I was expecting different kind of content.

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