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vardump
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I could only see about 27 (3 * 3 * 3 RGB space) distinct colors, the rest seemed to be dithering. Or perhaps just 8? Am I missing something?
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2y ago
And those colors are cyan, magenta, white and black?
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2y ago
I think steeper decline is at about 37ish years for women. There's also some deterioration as men age, but it's less obvious. Some say the combined age should not be over 80. Shrug. (Should be obvious fertility varies greatly betw
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2y ago
I think a single Starlink v1 satellite has a maximum bandwidth of about 20 Gbps. Newer versions might have a lot more.
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vardump
2y ago
Not the newer 4680s.
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2y ago
Are you aware about broadcast storms? Perhaps you somehow accidentally introduced a loop in the network? The symptoms fit that exactly. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadcast_storm STP is meant to prevent that. https
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2y ago
So does the whole car industry. Directly or indirectly. The industry as a whole is nowhere near paying for its true health and environmental damage.
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2y ago
I don’t think you could write that thick of a book about wireguard. For IPSEC you’re going to need a bookshelf.
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2y ago
> critical touchscreen controls Just curious, what kind of critical touch screen controls Tesla has? I thought there's nothing critical.
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2y ago
Going to be a different atom once you walk near. Or temperature changes, the wind blows, and so on. We’ll need to give each atom a unique ID. That would solve the problem.
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2y ago
This kind of joke might multiply…
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The war started because Putin wanted it to start. There’s no other hidden reason.
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2y ago
Can't wait to see episode 3. There have been some rumors they might be working on it, but I'm not holding my breath anymore.
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2y ago
Easy to spoof a whitelisted device. Of course this might risk your future employment…
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2y ago
Raspberry RP2040/2350 microcontrollers are more than capable of bitbanging up to 100-300 MHz range by using PIO and HSTX. Higher end with some overclocking.
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2y ago
I think it's pretty obvious — Russia has ASAT weapons and tested them in 2021. You would not need much to destroy a whole Starlink orbit.
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2y ago
// Zero page variables .const zp_x = $FB .const zp_y = $FE .const zp_dx = $101 .const zp_dy = $104 AI extended zero page, I see… (zp_dx and zp_dy are in 6502 hardcoded stack range, not in zero page at all).
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2y ago
Yes, because you can handle 8 or 16 pixels in parallel with SIMD. You have also less branches which helps a lot.
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2y ago
Checking every pixel is generally faster on modern hardware due to SIMD! Of course you’ll need to clip properly. There are some pathological cases, like a thin long almost diagonal triangles. But those (rare) cases can be handled too by som
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2y ago
I somehow doubt Shakespeare had access to a typewriter...
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2y ago
I do think AMD has way more headroom to grow. So maybe that high P/E could have some justification.
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10 Gb/s is not all that much for cameras. Enough for one 60 Hz 4k 14-bit depth camera transmitting raw bayer data. 60 Hz * 3840 * 2160 * 14bit is 6.96 Gbps.
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2y ago
Less copper in the car is not a "zero advantage". Cheaper and lighter.
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Isn't that 4 Hz?
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Amiga did have a hardware 6502. As a keyboard controller, MOS 6571.
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2y ago
That's no solver, it just displays a sine wave pattern.
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2y ago
Optical mice have similar cameras.
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2y ago
It still looks like it'll be useful to some people. DNS leaks are easy to miss.
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2y ago
Weird. Panoramic image should have shown the decay. I wonder if there were some image quality issues at the edges.
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2y ago
Oura seems interesting, but if a subscription is required, I'm out.
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