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Karliss
17d ago
From what I understand the whole point is avoiding the need to stomp pedals or otherwise touch them during live performance. Some pedals have a bunch of knobs which are a pain to adjust during live performance between the songs. So some ped
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18d ago
People bring this up to every RISC-V discussion but the same could be said for ARM or x86. For which ARM instruction set is built? Does this ARM cpu support integer division instructions, does support arm and thumb instruction encoding, onl
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19d ago
Matching decompilation is a verifiable target that ensures feature parity but it says nothing about being reasonable non slop decompilation. Disassembler output can relatively easily match original binary, I doubt anyone would consider it d
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1mo ago
There are two bad properties in terms of interactivity (and for other uses). In some configurations hyperbezier explodes towards infinity or at least way outside the bounds of control points. Cubic beziers don't do that, if control poi
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1mo ago
Even if you ignore the nonavoidable copies which happen during normal usage of digital files there is no way they don't dozens of different real copies of their training dataset across many different servers accessible by many people.
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1mo ago
> They really need to find a better name They seem to be happy with extra engagement from people who hate the name. https://blog.ploopy.co/yall-need-a-new-name-48
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1mo ago
It's a blog of a niche computer peripheral company not a store listing. And it's not their first product either, only blog is having problems rest of website is still wotking and in the store you can get a pretty good picture of
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1mo ago
By all LEDs do you mean addressable and other multipin LEDs? Never seen anything weird with classic 5mm/3mm. The flat side+leg length is quite reliable. 0805/1206 smd LEDs also seem mostly fine.
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1mo ago
ws2812 family is a mess. The pin 1 is not the pin which has the corner mark and pinout varies between specific packages and variations.
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2mo ago
Generic GPS transponder (containing GPS receiver + some kind of data connection) will have limited battery life. Systems like Tile, AirTag can last much longer with smaller battery and overall dimensions by offloading GPS and long data tran
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2mo ago
Some of the not quite 90 slopes seem to be due to arrows representing more of topological structure not necessarily accurate geometric representation. Could be elevators with doors on both sides, connect doors on opposite sides and you will
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2mo ago
1) Make an ambiguous text 2) Feed it to AI and see which of the 2 it picks 3) If it detects both repeat step 2 using minor adjustments or different AI model until AI responds with one of 2 message 4) Make a blog post claiming that AI chose
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2mo ago
Scammers can also trick the victim into reversing the roles and telling password to scammer. Even banks ocassionaly get this wrong. I have had my bank call me and ask me to read numbers from number card. If a trained bank employee followin
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2mo ago
0 FLOPS those MCUs only support IMBC instructions. No hardware floating point, at least it has integer multiplication/division. My estimate is maybe 1-8Gflop total using software float. If you avoid float and design around fixed point,
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2mo ago
It's a prisoners dillema. It might be best choice when viewed individually but when everyone does it, it's worse for everyone.
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2mo ago
Don't buy one which looks like that if visuals are important for you. I already told that there are plenty of models which avoids this design and form factor. Do I have to spell out specific manufacturers and models? Almost none of the
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2mo ago
Wifi 5-7 happened, now operating at 3 different frequency ranges (2.4, 5 and 6Ghz) and using techniques like beam forming and MIMO. All those antennas need to go somewhere. If you want plain unassuming looking hardware get dedicated wifi ac
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3mo ago
1KB isn't so bad unless you are making something complicated or need large buffers. You can do quite a bit of nontrivial stuff with it. Years ago I made universal remote with ATtiny13 + external EEPROM for storing remote data. It has o
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3mo ago
The prices are right there if you click "ordering & quality". $0.19-0.23 depending on exact variant at quantities of 1000 and up. $0.6 for 1-99 although that will likely vary a lot if you are buying through a distributor inste
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3mo ago
> Oftentimes that end date is not clearly knowable and can't be communicated explicitly I am pretty sure that whatever contract streaming platform has with publishers has a some kind of date. It might be unpleasantly short (a year o
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3mo ago
Again? They already tried to pull that one a few years ago. [1] https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Sony%27s_attempted_removal_of_...
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3mo ago
Calling it a resin printer is like calling a FDM printer and injection molding machines in the same category, both can melt ABS but the way they work and capabilities are completely different. Same thing here hardly anything common with hob
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3mo ago
For shorter holes traditional mechanical methods work just fine. If you are going to build a giant excavator you don't waste time making shovels for gardeners. The problem drilling deep into ground is that the power source on the surfa
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3mo ago
I don't think it's much worse than having an icon of mobile phone from 90s with a grid of buttons and external antenna. Almost no one is using those either. And a featureless rectangle with rounded corners in the shape of modern s
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It can and has been done just not very practical. Having a dozen GB language model just to squeeze out few more percent on plaintext compression which already compresses well and is tiny in comparison of images or video is not worth it outs
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3mo ago
The fact that the article was able to show correct version in regular text is pretty good indicator that if done correctly those are more or less solved problems. I don't disagree that there are probably plenty of times when those mist
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3mo ago
Even better if keyboard keys (1,2,3,4) were also supported.
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3mo ago
If that's a the goal, then IT department should start by blocking user ability to install Firefox or other unapproved software not by blocking access to google workspace. Blocking access to google workspace using Firefox doesn't
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3mo ago
Whether you get controlled bit flip depends on exact encryption mode used. Haven't seen any document with enough technical details on how exactly their encryption scheme works. Many of traditional block cypher encryption modes do `cyph
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3mo ago
Consumers were always capable of disabling it themselves if they didn't need it. The performance impact seems to be ~3% on average, impact on power consumption is probably similar or less since any extra delay idling can destroy perfor
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