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by uticus 2y ago
Apart from official ST documentation [0]? For comparison, RP2350 errata in Appendix E of [1] [0] https://www.st.com/en/microcontrollers-microprocessors/stm32... [1] https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com&#x
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by uticus 2y ago
[edit: I retract this, I see you’ve had secretly in your possession to play with for over a year. You lucky dog. ] > I have been anti-recommending STM’s chips to everyone for a few years now due to STM’s behaviour with regards to the cle
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by uticus 2y ago
Not to negate the work and customization, but a simple solution that’s worked for me for years is a Wacom tablet in addition to split keyboard. Works on Win and Linux, and pen input is max ergonomic.
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It’s gotten worse since this was posted. Next few days will be interesting
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> We're using a third-party product that functions, but barely. > Our business operates in a specific niche and there are no other providers who cater specifically to our industry. If you decide to do in-house, I’d recommend th
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Diego Garcia: The Most Mysterious U.S. Naval Base (2023)(veteranlife.com)
2 points by uticus 2y ago|0 comments
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A ready to use interactive Forth system for STM8 MCUs(github.com)
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by uticus 2y ago
https://archive.ph/1MKFf
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by uticus 2y ago
Although you’ve gained my admiration for pointing to the lessons history proves, I’m inclined to disagree mainly because the changes you mentioned were in effect during all of American history, but the debt was not. Less convincingly I also
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by uticus 2y ago
American here. Anecdotally citizens would rather not have this be the case, but in my experience several factors nullify action: - The number is so big it is now an imaginary, abstract concept. A trillion cannot be imagined or comprehended,
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Latest update for 'fast' compression algorithm LZ4 sprints past old versions(theregister.com)
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Geomagnetic Storm Watches in Effect 29-31 July (Up to G3; Strong)(swpc.noaa.gov)
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The Penrose Triangle Burning Man 2013 Honorarium Recipient (2013)(web.archive.org)
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Ruby 3.4 Enable `frozen_string_literal` by default(bugs.ruby-lang.org)
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by uticus 2y ago
This is not just UK. eBay will not take Amex after next month on all its sites. https://www.theverge.com/2024/6/6/24173108/ebay-american-exp... https://www.americanexpress.com/en-us/
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Electric Giraffe (2016)(electricgiraffe.com)
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by uticus 2y ago
> eBPF isn't "watching the watchers"… > …via a very picky sandbox… When the eBPF is a CrowdStrike mechanism, and eBPF is “picky,” it is clearly “watching the watchers.”
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by uticus 2y ago
Dumb question: let’s say I am in charge of procurement for a significant amount of machines, do I not have the option of ordering machines from three generations back? Are older (proven reliable) processors just not available because they’r
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by uticus 2y ago
> eBPF programs cannot crash the entire system because they are safety-checked by a software verifier and are effectively run in a sandbox. Isn’t one of the purposes of an OS to police software? I get that this has to do with the OS itse
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by uticus 2y ago
Agreed but have you been in the industry lately? Nobody hires assembly programmers anymore. Want money you must work at wobbly top of abstraction mountain.
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The intersection of ROI and human psychology! 1 lock: “looks safe, I buy” 2 locks: “wow really safe, I buy more” 50 locks: “I’m being lied to”
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Penrose Triangle (2013)(web.archive.org)
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by uticus 2y ago
It’s okay, will no longer be problem after Social Security Admin itself fails in next decade for being unsustainable
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by uticus 2y ago
Fascinating, and persuasive that the legal landscape forms the end product as much as business or engineering decisions. > The logic from Schumpeter to Trinko is direct. And yet, it’s also quite obviously wrong. From Boeing to Too Big to
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by uticus 2y ago
> Software components were the latest buzzword, as “Web 2.0” is today. Experts predicted that the application would disappear, with users selecting from palettes of functional components. Huge investments went into frameworks such as Ope
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by uticus 2y ago
This is becoming less common among electro-trash as SMD rules the day instead of larger, more discrete, more easy-to-separate components. For example, try pulling anything useful - camera lens, buttons, memory, ICs, anything - from any mobi
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by uticus 2y ago
Even if all network activity was cached, modern software has such layered complexity vs older software that I wonder how much things would truly speed up. It's difficult for me to gauge overall effect between network reduction (say, 1%
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by uticus 2y ago
> Then RISC-V assembly will be the new C. What is meant by this?
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Gentoo Linux Project Council policy toward NLP/AI-contributed code(wiki.gentoo.org)
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I'm skeptical, if slower == better fuel efficiency, everything else being the same, the owners would drive slower because that would be money in their pocket. If you're looking for levers to tweak the system, this probably ain&#x2

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