PinguTS

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by PinguTS 23d ago
What I am missing in all of those benchmarks, how does the M6 compares to the M5 Pro. I don't care how the M6 compares to the M1, even when the M6 2.3x compared to M1 in Excel spreadsheet. That is no measurement even in accounting. The
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by PinguTS 24d ago
In the EU you have to distinguish between "Directives" and "Regulations". A "Regulation" becomes "law" in any member state without modification. No member state has to adopt anything. Examples are the
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by PinguTS 2mo ago
"Long-Range" sensor projecs? Is the long range in the room with us? It is I2C not very well known for long ranges. Especially with motors and electric drives and their EMI I2C is not the best decision. From the title I was more in
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by PinguTS 3mo ago
All are moving from monthly to usage payments anyway. You use the model you need. You don't need to use always the top tier model for anything. That is your decision. You can use a top tier for planing and then the agents can use cheap
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by PinguTS 3mo ago
Why not using some other coding IDE with OpenRouter? There you can also use the models. You can even switch models easily depending on your needs and spent. There are OpenSource versions of CodeX. For example: * OpenCode: https:/&#x2F
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by PinguTS 4mo ago
Be careful messing with your (modern) car like this. It may work at first glance. In some time in the future you may not be able to unlock your car. As mentioned in the article as part of the introduction, there were problems with those car
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by PinguTS 8mo ago
Yeah, and I have the feeling it is not tested at all. It offers Word -> PDF conversion. Just for interest I tried it and it doesn't even get the simplest page right. It puts the filename into an header. The test page had 4 images, o
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by PinguTS 8mo ago
Actually, you can buy only the 2024 version of MS Office for Mac, while the subscription is more up to date. You cannot buy a packaged 2025 version.
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by PinguTS 8mo ago
I feel like some HN posters simply read news and don't work in the industry and have actual insights on what's happening. Like Hydac moved some of there assembly from China to Germany. A company in the district nearby, just moved
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by PinguTS 8mo ago
I can't share the name. I don't know their prices. I know that they are in Eastern Europe. From my knowledge, the last time (2022ish) we talked about that was, that they don't take new customers for now. They are working at c
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by PinguTS 8mo ago
I work with companies, which have a more like small scale production. They are about 100 or so workers. Yes, this is also possible. They grew their business in the last 25 years, when it was even harder to produce something than these days.
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by PinguTS 8mo ago
Funfact: If you are working in the industry, you know that there are many companies who produce electronics in Europe in general and some even in Germany. Bosch, Continental, Siemens, Palfinger, FAUN, Webasto, Phoenix Contact, Beckhoff, …
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by PinguTS 10mo ago
For a long time many German made car like from Audi, Seat, VW, BMW hat just one reverse light. On the left side is the fog light and on the right side is the reversing light.
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by PinguTS 11mo ago
You should read the whole article before claiming things. > After the 2019 closure of the Puttgarden-Rødby service between Germany and Denmark and the seasonal Sassnitz-Trelleborg route linking Germany and Sweden in 2020, the Intercity i
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by PinguTS 11mo ago
Yes and no. The prices are increased about 1 month in advance. With that the average price of the last 4 weeks is increased and then you have your rebate, which is legal.
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by PinguTS 1y ago
How is it the death of documentation? You can start off just with documentation and then in the process check if the code is still in line with the documentation. You can also generate documentation from the code. Then check yourself, if it
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by PinguTS 1y ago
The HTW Berlin has a autarchy calculator. Unfortunately only in German language: https://solar.htw-berlin.de/rechner/unabhaengigkeitsrechner/ They also test and publish yearly the latest battery combos.
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by PinguTS 1y ago
I see their board uses a daughter board from Phytec, a German company too. This is based on very high performance NXP MCU, the i.MX 6UL, with additional external DDR RAM.
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by PinguTS 1y ago
Actually it is. If you want to build a cheap sensor or actuator, than any additional component is getting expansive. Remember it is not only the external component, it is also the PCB space, is the production, and the testing after producti
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by PinguTS 1y ago
No, Apple push cannot use SMS/Text. You need a cell modem to have working SMS/Text. Except the phone itself, most of the devices have no cell modem. Then Apple would need to keep a directory of all the cell phone numbers, because
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by PinguTS 1y ago
Well, then would work for less then 50%. The majority of end user devices are run from within private networks protected from the Internet. If you have connected to your cell provider, then in the majority the cell providers are running the
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by PinguTS 1y ago
How do you think push should work? Any push service works this way. The client contacts the server to be updated. The server gives a no data or a data response. The server cannot magically contact the client.
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by PinguTS 1y ago
At least here in Germany, you shouldn't use your home address for your business at all, because of Tax obligations, at least when you are not renting. Because if you want to move your business later, when it grows, the tax office will
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by PinguTS 1y ago
This adds complexity and with complexity there comes a price tag. That would make the key fob more expansive. It also adds higher power requirements this then comes with new requirements for the battery.
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by PinguTS 1y ago
Funfact: in the past Ford and Volkswagen had only a number of different variations for the coding of the physical keys. So that you could open and start several cars with the very same physical key. I assume that this was also true for othe
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by PinguTS 1y ago
There is another issue with all those growing 2FA/MFA protected accounts: managing your unexpected death. How do you teach your beloved ones to access your accounts. And they need to remember what to do. For some accounts may it doesn&
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by PinguTS 2y ago
Nope, the GNAV message is not only the position of the sateellites, the almanac https://gssc.esa.int/navipedia/index.php?title=Galileo_Navig... Spoofing of Galileo was possible as long as the authentification was not e
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by PinguTS 2y ago
https://gssc.esa.int/navipedia/index.php/Galileo_Open_Servic...
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by PinguTS 2y ago
> Galileo was the ugly duckling for a very long time - but it turned into a shining one after it aged a bit. Yeah, for some time I was also in the camp of "why we need our own expansive service". But the current development has
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by PinguTS 2y ago
What I don't understand about this GPS spamming: we don't need to rely on GPS. We have Galileo, (GLONASS) and BAIDU. That is the reason we its now called GNSS. Most of the chips and as such the receivers are supoorting all of thes

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