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by varjag 1y ago
It can be but it never is.
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by varjag 1y ago
I wasn't really talking about galvanic isolation. And on modern vehicles instruments and infotainment tend to run hypervised on the same physical host. Thing is as long as you exchange information there's always potential for logi
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by varjag 1y ago
As long as it exchanges information (mundane things like muting the music when parking sensors have to be heard, requesting battery/fuel status for advising the next fill stop etc) the isolation can't be entirely complete.
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by varjag 1y ago
GOSUB was definitely there.
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by varjag 1y ago
Some of the most famous C codebases (e.g. the Linux kernel) been using them for some time.
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by varjag 1y ago
You'd suffocate inside Holtzman shield too as air molecules whizz at ~500m/s.
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by varjag 1y ago
Not sure which tradition of his ancestors he is alluding to.
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by varjag 1y ago
Sure then you get a developer who decides to go with Flask for an embedded product and it's an eye watering slog.
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by varjag 1y ago
Apple won't acquire something it can't turn into a product in medium term.
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by varjag 1y ago
It was great on ZX Spectrum too! Probably the only platformer I ever finished.
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by varjag 1y ago
It absolutely did, in 3kHz bands. That's how you could also sometimes hear someone else talking.
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Vibecoding a Cyberpunk 3D GUI for System Commissioning(blog.funcall.org)
1 points by varjag 1y ago|0 comments
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by varjag 1y ago
He's not wrong.
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by varjag 1y ago
There's nothing in it for Taiwan. This administration has made it clear they will not confront China over attack on Taiwan so they have no cards here.
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by varjag 1y ago
So can it, uh, become heavy enough to ignite the gas it collected?
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by varjag 1y ago
I did a 3D GUI for an industrial system recently. Did a write up of my experiences here: https://blog.funcall.org/3d-commissioning-gui/
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by varjag 1y ago
You'd have to make sure the linkages are not conductive and there is not even a 1mm clearance on their ports in the enclosure. Non-metal axles are possible but it's hard to find material that would withstand the torque. You also n
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by varjag 1y ago
I was thinking a ferrous shield would warp magnetic flux lines but I could be wrong. And guess you could mill the enclosure from brass, tho it's still not clear how would you get an RF ground up there.
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by varjag 1y ago
Sounds like a great plan if you don't need a camera, positioning and magnetic compass. You also want your cage grounded or very thick, otherwise with sufficiently strong field it will become preemable.
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by varjag 1y ago
Yes the reboot takes too long, even before you account the time to re-negotiate comms (even over fiber it is not instant). However in a terminal approach on target say a 1/4 second disrupt will likely be unrecoverable. Quadcopter drone
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by varjag 1y ago
Oh it will absolutely work on a drone without antenna: in microwave range every PCB trace becomes an antenna. If the field is strong enough it'll just blow the gates on IC inputs. If it's far away it can still do soft upset of any
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by varjag 1y ago
IIRC NEMP is assumed to be at 50kV/m for milspec certification purposes. However most exposed devices are much simpler than quadcopters. There are some class exemptions too, e.g. electronic sights are allowed a fraction of second black
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by varjag 1y ago
You're talking about comms jamming, which has been mostly useless in Ukraine for some time now. Leonidas appears to use directed EMI upset of digital circuits as a mechanism. No existing quadcopter design is immune. And while designing
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by varjag 1y ago
That would amount to some 2+ million tonnes per year. And I mean sure but Kazakhstan extracted 87 million tonnes of oil last year. Germany had imported some 78 million tonnes crude same year, and much of it was from other sources too.
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by varjag 1y ago
A few weeks later, @hellovai and I paired on shipping 35k LOC to BAML, adding cancellation support and WASM compilation - features the team estimated would take a senior engineer 3-5 days each. Sorry, had they effectively estimated that a
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Unit Testing in Coders at Work(gigamonkeys.wordpress.com)
3 points by varjag 1y ago|1 comments
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by varjag 1y ago
Most of the oil from Kazakhstan is transported via the Caspian pipeline. Druzhba had been defunct for couple of months too. I think some figures of Kazakh oil imports from Russia would be in order.
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by varjag 1y ago
Also, collective punishment is literally as old as written history. I’m not sure if there are writings that provide a coherent moral theory of why it’s acceptable that you could call “collective responsibility” from those times, but it was
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by varjag 1y ago
Uh the whole concept of collective responsibility was first applied to Germans in the aftermath of WW2.
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by varjag 1y ago
Germany is not purchasing Russian oil. The only two EU states doing so are Hungary and Slovakia and both have vocally pro-Russian governments.

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