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2y ago
Just in case you were unaware, the RP2040 is available on dozens of ready-made, arduino-compatible boards like the Pi Pico, the Adafruit feather boards, of the Seeed XIAO RP2040 boards. Those have all (or at least most) of the IO already ma
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If anyone from Polygon is reading, there's a typo in the URL: https://polygon.io/blog/case-study-algorithmict-trading-with... (algorithmict has an erroneous "t" on the end). Normally I wouldn't ment
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3y ago
He's acknowledged some of the short-comings of the most recent iteration of the doughnut tutorial on twitter before. Blender 4.0 should be coming out later this year and he's stated he'll be releasing a new version then: htt
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3y ago
The visuals of the blue, methane exhaust were breathtaking: https://twitter.com/johnkrausphotos/status/16389231884397772... https://twitter.com/thetimellis/status/1638985593580408841
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4y ago
Not sure about his more recent content but he used to have a policy that the VODs could be uploaded in full as long as they were uncut and not modified. If you go watch some older VODs he says so at the beginning.
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4y ago
I'm a casual embedded-electronics user at best, most of my projects haven't advanced much past turn a simple servo, light some LEDs, maybe read a sensor and POST to an endpoint. For these tasks, Arduino has been pretty good for me
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4y ago
That price is for a V6 (not ecoboost), single-cab, short-bed F-150 that doesn't even have power locks or windows. Those trucks aren't generally sold to consumers. Minimally, you're looking at at least $35,515 for an XL Super
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4y ago
Beyond just the storage constraints, there are performance concerns with the 256GB model [1]. At least with the 13" M2 MBP Apple has switched to using 256GB SSD NAND chips which means that anything less than 512GB has only a single cha
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4y ago
NASA puts out a new video called "What's up" at the start of every month with all the interesting, predicted events for stargazing. They post them to both Twitter [0] and YouTube [1] as well as on their Skywatching page [2],
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4y ago
Have you looked to see if your microwave has a volume control menu? After years of listening to my microwave blare across the house I saw a tweet that informed me that most microwaves have a menu setting somewhere to control the volume and
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4y ago
Samsung switched to using the current year for their model numbers. S22 is the 2022 model.
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Stack Exchange (and by extension, Stack Overflow) publishes all their data (anonymized) for download and offline usage as part of the Archive.org project. If you wanted, you too could have a copy of it locally to search while the site is do
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5y ago
I think this is a feature for a lot of people. It's the perfect "same but better" phone for parents, grandparents, and other less demanding markets. All the cases and accessories continue to work as expected and the home butt
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5y ago
I'm not sure which CPU you have specifically but the lowest-end model of the X1 Carbon Gen3 has an i5-5200U [1] that lists Intel Quick Sync Video support. From the wiki page for Quick Sync [2]: > Intel Quick Sync Video is Intel'
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David Beazley – The Problem with the Problem (PyCon Sri Lanka 2022)
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Do you have any more information about how you're doing this? Whenever I've tried to use Docker as a remote development environment the process felt very foreign and convoluted.
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They publish the CAD files (both mechanical and electrical) on GitHub with instructions on how to manufacture your own expansion cards. I believe the interface within the expansion cards is just standard USB-C. If someone could manage to sq
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5y ago
Modern Chromebook with their "Linux containers" are really, really close to being a wonderful developer experience with the same level of user accessibility, support, and refinement of any of the other "major" operating
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If you haven't tried again recently the neovim team has done a ton of work updating the documentation on nvim-lspconfig [1]. There's also projects like kickstart.nvim [2] which aim to provide a very simple starting point for new u