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India's Battle for Free Internet(web.archive.org)
3 points by 5d41402abc4b 28d ago|0 comments
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by 5d41402abc4b 3mo ago
Have you tried locally running qwen?
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by 5d41402abc4b 3mo ago
what prompts do you use for this?
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by 5d41402abc4b 4mo ago
Whats the difference between a member function and a method?
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by 5d41402abc4b 5mo ago
Why did you give up on Java and Rust?
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by 5d41402abc4b 5mo ago
Are there any local models that i can setup to run on my code as part of CI?
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by 5d41402abc4b 6mo ago
>And you blame Google for this Why does google allow apps to access this info?
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Texas Instruments to Acquire Silicon Labs(ti.com)
3 points by 5d41402abc4b 7mo ago|0 comments
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
What was it that the Google founders said about not adding advertisements to Google search?
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
Can this X Ray bit flip memory or damage NAND?
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
If you have enough RAM, you can run Qwen A3B models on the CPU.
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
>But wait – the token= command ends up in the history again If you prepend your command with a space, it will not be added to your shell history.
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
Which G0 part is this? Can you point me to one of these forum posts?
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
>rushed to market, fix the bugs later I've yet to see a MCU vendor ship without bugs. At least with ST, the MCU is very cheap. >USB controllers straight up doesn't enumerate with ARM Macs I've seen USB devices strugglin
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
>why is that a problem Supply chain attacks. There are also regulatory requirements to keep track of your tools.
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
>it can use your interrupt controller as a scheduler Isnt' that how schedulers always work?
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
>the stm32 firmware hello world from cubeide caused temperature spikes due to spinning That should never happen unless you are using a high end 1GHz+ MPUs.Check your GPIOs to make sure there are no shorts.
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
If it has async and concurrency isnt this an OS?
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
https://www.waveshare.com/esp32-s3-touch-lcd-4b.htm This one is nice too, it has an enclosure. You could use this for a smart home dashboard. Be careful with the boards with two USB ports, they will backfeed power.
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
I would recommend getting a ST nucleo board over raspberry PICO or ESP32. The nucleo boards have integrated SWD programmer which makes flashing easier. You can also use it to debug your code. Try to get one with onboard USB port (like http
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
>it finally feels like embedded is getting a toolchain that is actually modern and better Last time i tried embassy, it pulled over 100 dependencies just to build a blinky. Its great for hobbyist programming but i doubt its going to be u
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
> The flip side is that their errata is lengthy Just like security bugs, lengthy errata doesn't mean anything. A popular MCU will have bigger errata sheet because it gets more eyes on it. >documentation from STM is poorly organiz
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
>Watchdogs exist on MCUs but also on some "proper" computers All modern computers have watchdog. You can check your logs `journalctl -b | grep watchdog` https://access.redhat.com/articles/7129255
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by 5d41402abc4b 8mo ago
"Never do today what you can do tomorrow for tonight you might die" - Ajahn Brahm
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Software Based Memory Testing(esacademy.com)
3 points by 5d41402abc4b 9mo ago|0 comments
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by 5d41402abc4b 9mo ago
This could have been based on KDE's KTextEditor https://github.com/KDE/ktexteditor
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by 5d41402abc4b 9mo ago
>This assumes that the operating system can run. You could have two copies of the OS mapped to different memory regions. The CPU would boot with the first copy, if it fails watchdog would trigger and the CPU could try to boot the second
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by 5d41402abc4b 9mo ago
> Using the stack or the heap means your variables aren't always at the same memory address Where do you place the variables then? as global variables? and how do you detect if a memory cell has gone bad?
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by 5d41402abc4b 9mo ago
>Charging batteries off of batteries can yield incredibly fast charge times How?
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by 5d41402abc4b 10mo ago
>They have a de-facto monopoly On what? There are lots of CDN providers out there.

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