utopcell

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by utopcell 8mo ago
Did you consider connecting the usb3300 to the PIO?
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by utopcell 8mo ago
The issue was not with PIO. It was with the fact that both rp2040 and rp2350 only support usb1.1, which doesn't have enough bandwidth to do uncompressed ~320x240x16bpp@60Hz.
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by utopcell 8mo ago
I thought chips need to be radiation-hardened to work in space.
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by utopcell 8mo ago
This reconstruction is atrocious! There is absolutely no way that such a prominent statue looked so bad given the rest of the artifacts that we have from antiquity Greece. This reconstruction somehow reminded me of [1]. [1] https:/&#x
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by utopcell 9mo ago
It all ends with it is ported to a paperclip machine [1]. [1] https://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/index2.html
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by utopcell 9mo ago
> I have a twinge of regret at the end of every article for people and machines that get cut. A valid point. > I try to be happy that at least someone is making the effort, you know? For sure. This was a great read, thank you for taki
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by utopcell 9mo ago
> Beautiful machines from a beautiful country Indeed. I think the most beautiful PC clone of the 80s was the Olivetti Prodest PC1. Perhaps it deserves a mention in your article.
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by utopcell 9mo ago
you are not misremembering.
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by utopcell 9mo ago
Let's be honest: you don't have the slightest idea about what you're talking about.
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by utopcell 9mo ago
Web Search Serving. Many generations ago.
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by utopcell 9mo ago
It is a formal process via which it is confirmed that you know enough of X to submit code to the codebase, where X can be c++, java, python, etc. If you don't have X readability, then, in addition to your main code reviewer, you need t
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by utopcell 9mo ago
But the question was: what do they need $250m for?
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by utopcell 9mo ago
How was the Pebble born? - Twitch https://share.google/jEulfpqJNh6S5yBuL
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by utopcell 9mo ago
Correct. Why isn't everybody doing this?
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by utopcell 9mo ago
@erohead: do the new Pebbles still support the strap interface? With the screen now being 1.5" and the resolution being much higher than the original ones, they would make great little retro gaming consoles with the control buttons on
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by utopcell 9mo ago
Even if they can't have usb-c because of space limitation or water resistance, why not simply offer a tiny adapter from their proprietary pogo pin connector to female usb-c? That would be way more portable.
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by utopcell 9mo ago
The main advantage of Pebble watches was their battery life. If 3 days works for you then there are more sophisticated solutions out there, including the "Garmin Vivoactive 4" which looks great. I'm personally happy with the
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by utopcell 9mo ago
Pixel fan here: I think the Pixel Watch 1, 2 and 3 were a big disappointment in terms of battery life. I was barely getting 1 day out of them, many times less than that. Pixel Watch 4 has significantly improved the situation. Now I routinel
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by utopcell 9mo ago
Nothing wrong with a bit of nostalgia, though we should be aware that a 14-day battery life is no longer a competitive advantage. [Gemini 3 Pro Query] "Which smartwatches have at least 1 week of battery life?" - Garmin Instinct 3:
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by utopcell 9mo ago
Pebbles were originally built to be bicyclist accessories but they pivoted to smart watches when they realized that the market opportunity was larger.
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by utopcell 9mo ago
Pebble Round 2 looks great. I would definitely had purchased it if it was released instead of the Pebble Time 2, 10 years ago, when it was still relevant.
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by utopcell 9mo ago
Google has really stepped up their game with the Pixel Watch 4 in terms of battery life. I easily get at least 3 days, compared to < 1 day for my Pixel Watch 3.
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by utopcell 9mo ago
respect
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by utopcell 10mo ago
Ha! I did not notice. Thank you for sharing!
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by utopcell 10mo ago
Seems irrelevant to bring up cost for something that is streamline-priced today, but sure, let's move on. > Strictly speaking, the CRT only had discrete lines not pixels. The electron gun moves in an analog fashion, but when it hits
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by utopcell 10mo ago
If you're curious: the name alludes to this being the 796th floor of a space station.
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by utopcell 10mo ago
Well, we are discussing a CRT TV that was $40k new a life time ago, so perhaps the fact that it costs $599 to get a 480Hz OLED today is not a consideration. To the point though: it is a fallacy to believe that CRTs could arbitrarily shape t
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by utopcell 10mo ago
In the meanwhile, oled monitors can go to 480hz.
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The Year in Computer Science(quantamagazine.org)
4 points by utopcell 10mo ago|1 comments
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by utopcell 10mo ago
By demonstration he didn't.

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