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by Kliment 4y ago
Sorry about the orange tint on the slides, I forgot to turn off the redshift function in KDE and the talk was late at night.
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by Kliment 4y ago
You might like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robot_%26_Frank
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by Kliment 4y ago
The only fruit that belongs on pizza is durian.
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by Kliment 4y ago
Nuclear plants need to be switched off for weeks/months at a time for the following reasons: - refueling (regularly done, highly plannable) - insufficient cooling water/ too warm cooling water (regular, seasonal, not very predicta
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by Kliment 4y ago
There are many ways to improve the speed and accuracy, but it's really important in settings like these to not make changes until the input method is fully reliable, because there's the risk of complete loss of communication.
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by Kliment 4y ago
The full event streams have been published this time around, including the failed sessions. I recommend reading the article and watching the videos of the system operating - they have a video of the input calibration/training, and anot
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by Kliment 5y ago
Wordle, as we loved it, tracker-free and entirely non-evil, is still available to this day at https://web.archive.org/web/20220209234643id_/https://www.po...
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by Kliment 5y ago
> I cannot imagine cooking with fewer than 3 rings. You're allowed to own more than one standalone induction plate. And you're also allowed to position them freely over your work area :)
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by Kliment 5y ago
Get a standalone induction plate. They're cheap and portable and they let you try it out without a huge expense. I do 90% of all my cooking on a single induction plate I paid ~$60 for. Non-induction electric hobs are trash, and inducti
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by Kliment 5y ago
I understand Russian. Looking at ria.ru over the past few days there is barely any mention of the war, certainly no details, there's much more mention of sanctions but only some weird stories about their origin and motivation.
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by Kliment 5y ago
The easiest way is to not use google fonts.
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by Kliment 5y ago
That's actually shown in the article as a mitigation strategy
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by Kliment 5y ago
The modern version of this is http://www.koruza.net/features/ which piggybacks on fiber transceivers.
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by Kliment 5y ago
"The Ugly American" has been claimed to have been an enormous wake up call to how the US does foreign policy. It allegedly motivated much of Kennedy's approach and was responsible for the formation of the Peace Corps. Before
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by Kliment 5y ago
It means if you move to a different country you can probably keep your email, but you will probably lose your phone number.
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by Kliment 5y ago
implicitcad uses SDFs for modeling. It's weird but it works.
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by Kliment 5y ago
ARM has already succeeded. There is no "will" here. Most microcontrollers in the world are ARM. Most application processors in the world are ARM. It spans from the cheapest to the highest-performing parts. Nearly every smartphone
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by Kliment 5y ago
If you need help with redesigning your devices to be manufacturable with what's available now, poke me, maybe I can help. I've been doing this sort of shit for over a year now. It's not fun, but it's saved a number of pr
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by Kliment 5y ago
Component production cannot profitably increase because there is no increased total demand. Everyone is buying everything they can just to make sure they can produce, but they're not actually producing more. Component producers know th
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by Kliment 5y ago
I work in this industry. Nobody is producing significantly more as a result of covid or anything else. Aggregate demand for electronics products has increased a bit, but it's not a significant change. The "skyrocketing demand&quot
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by Kliment 5y ago
That's exactly what made Krita so good. Every once in a while they'd shut a bunch of the developers in a room with a bunch of artists/users, have the users complain about everything that pisses them off, and get all those thi
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by Kliment 5y ago
Yeah, whenever I end up on google for whatever reason I get a nag screen to try to trick me into agreeing to their tracking crap (with no easy way to say "fuck off, no") and it seems to come back very frequently. I use ddg pretty
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by Kliment 5y ago
Sadly they don't care. There's countless reports where the the reporting user gets pointed to answers.microsoft.com, and some asshead employee replies telling the user their issue is invalid and they should post on uservoice inste
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by Kliment 5y ago
You're missing that large feature sizes are often used because they need to handle particular voltages and temp ranges. If you change the material properties those characteristics are no longer viable with the original spacings and dim
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by Kliment 5y ago
The GPU market is ruined by fuckers who are buying up all inventory and reselling it to either desperate system integrators and users, or to crypto fuckers at an enormous markup. This is an entirely different problem compared to what we&#x2
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by Kliment 5y ago
No, the errors are inside the feature itself, since it doesn't fit on a single mask. You can't reuse design files on a new process. Everything will be wrong. You have different material properties, different gate capacitances, dif
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by Kliment 5y ago
Unless you're a giant customer with something big to beat up the vendors with, like high-level political connections, you're going to be paying up-front for delivery sometime in the distant future if you order anything today. Many
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by Kliment 5y ago
Because (very very roughly) the way you make small features is by scaling down your projection area to a tiny size and then stepping it across the wafer. Your projection area boundaries are where errors are most likely, and the bigger your
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by Kliment 5y ago
New microcontroller designs that would meet the requirements for safety certification in those conditions are also manufactured on larger process nodes.
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by Kliment 5y ago
It's almost never possible to do a function-compatible die shrink for anything that needs to work over a large voltage and/or temperature range. Many automotive chips operate at 80V or more, 5V and 12V parts are ubiquitous, and in

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