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by azubinski 2y ago
Definitely not. The reasons were the chronic lack of wheat, especially hard varieties, lack of milk and cheese producing culture and technologies, lack of fresh vegetables and culture and storage and logistic technologies, lack of meat, lac
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by azubinski 2y ago
Unfortunately, Platonov could not stand the torture and in the second half of his life turned into a de facto mouthpiece of the regime. However, he was not the only one, and in the end there were no others at all. In any translation, his te
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by azubinski 2y ago
Nothing.
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by azubinski 2y ago
It is obvious that if you correctly add pieces of something like this to a viscous medium (so that the pieces are on the surface of the medium), you will get a viscous material with a visually observable diffraction effect: https:/&#x
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by azubinski 2y ago
But it's just Cortex-M33...
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by azubinski 2y ago
"So of course I opened the big bad search engine and typed Nordic nRF9160 bare-metal example. I quickly learned that, while bare-metal programming Nordic boards is possible" Google, of course, is very big, angry and bad, but there
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by azubinski 2y ago
Low level is mostly not about processing core even if you are using assembly language. Yes, you can reach guru level in assembly language of some target platform but to do something really useful at the lower level you need to know and be a
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by azubinski 2y ago
Well, it started with: "So we had them replaced, at a fair price, by a small local business. Which is something that modern capitalism is trying to make impossible" And then there was lot of blah-blah-blah about small local busine
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by azubinski 2y ago
Orcas are not orcs, orcas have a biological nature. It's just that sometimes orcas don't like yachts :( This is explainable and understandable at least.
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by azubinski 2y ago
Finally some really cool news. Especially since this is a dogfight and not an air-to-air missile exchange.
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by azubinski 2y ago
CA (controlled atmosphere) is relatively old multidisciplinary science, practice and huge businesses today. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controlled_atmosphere And, yes, thanks to CA fruits and vegetables are really fr
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by azubinski 2y ago
Life will be much more boring if we cannot find humour even in the most boring things. So, it's good that the personal involvement of the illustrious Elon turns even obvious political influence operations into a circus with talking hor
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by azubinski 2y ago
Most important keywords are: BLDC + motor control + sensorless CORDIC is a de facto standard algorithm in the relevant application area. Infineon explains algorithms compactly and clearly: https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/
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by azubinski 2y ago
Mega- scale means something more than 10^6. 256 means 1/4 of kilo- only. Cluster? A cluster is basically anything. Take 100 bricks and stack them nicely, it will be a cluster of 100 bricks. But it won't even be a barn. It's
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by azubinski 2y ago
A completely normal theory for a culture that determines the degree of development by the amount of available hydrocarbon mixtures (natural gas and oil). There is no point in hating such nonsense, but it is worth fearing.
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by azubinski 2y ago
OMG, is it finally something useful, not in Rust for RISC-V? I saw at the top in the comments "Skeeto is a legend", this is the best compliment. My sincere gratitude to the author.
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by azubinski 2y ago
"Conclusion The RISC-V architecture was developed in classic startup/academic style: innovating quickly and avoiding too much investment in long-term engineering" But this is not a conclusion in any sense. This is the premise
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by azubinski 3y ago
Rust has a single real big problem - Rust adepts still believe in the silver bullet. For professional embedded programmers, faith in silver bullets disappears with the growth of professionalism.
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by azubinski 3y ago
If your toolbox (dictated by your profession) is slightly richer than console applications, you automatically dealing with the applications which are natively "tiled" inside the application windows. And you work with maximized win
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by azubinski 3y ago
I just wonder which of LG's competitors ordered this nonsense.
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by azubinski 3y ago
There are single chip NFC interfaced temperature meters of course. For example, https://ams.com/wireless-sensor-tags-interfaces
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by azubinski 3y ago
This is the absolute of virtuality - everything is letters and numbers on a screen, but you still don’t have any spoon, Neo, because there is no spoon at all. Yep, fingers are fat for sure, but the sense is different, it's a kind of fa
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by azubinski 3y ago
I used to call a flying taxi and fly to a vertical farm for fresh strawberries. Well, what to do now?
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by azubinski 3y ago
First you need to infantilize them to the level of “I’m ready to do anything to be in their gang.” But at the same time, you need to feed snobbery so that you get a safe mixture of 80% immaturity and 20% snobbery. Let’s add two drops of sel
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by azubinski 3y ago
This is the first time I've heard that people who put features above friendship are called friends. Well, the time has come.
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by azubinski 3y ago
Let's be precise in definitions and start with the obvious "it's not an engineering at all". Moreover, according to the ECPD's engineering definition (or to an any other commonly accepted and accepted by the enginee
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by azubinski 3y ago
I really liked it because it made me smile a little
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by azubinski 3y ago
Ted Kaczynski would love this headline
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by azubinski 3y ago
It’s even a little pity that this wild senselessness was so rushed. After all, it was possible to time such a large symbolic burning of logistics for the Elbakyan's EFF award. Because The Absurdity must be brought to the limit.
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by azubinski 3y ago
Poor Ted, poor all of us...

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