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by chmorgan_ 1mo ago
This is incorrect advice. It's fine to power via the header power pins (these are NOT gpio pins as the author claims, but are instead power pins on the pin header). The transient suppressor the author mentions isn't as valuable wh
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by chmorgan_ 2mo ago
Is this a real concern? SpaceX is doing amazing in terms of business.
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by chmorgan_ 3mo ago
If Prasad thought this needed more research then it needed more research. He and the people he works with have written dozens, maybe hundreds now, of reports that expose studies that lack the rigor for definitive results, have misleading en
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by chmorgan_ 6mo ago
I'd like to remind people reading this that are concerned about it that there is a LOT you can do to improve the world. If many reduced their energy consumption and material waste there would be a measurable reduction in CO2. Buy thing
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by chmorgan_ 11mo ago
Looks like this is in response to the Apple paper from a couple of weeks ago about memory tagging. Excellent news even if this wasn't pushed along by Apple.
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by chmorgan_ 1y ago
I follow Vinay Prasad ( https://substack.com/@vinayprasadmdmph ) to keep up on these topics. It feels like getting a portal to the future in some way as he's on the cutting edge of analyzing the quality of the analysis i
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by chmorgan_ 1y ago
The irony that the judge would likely have held you in contempt if you didn't obey one of their orders but seems to think it's ok to help people pursued by other law enforcement to skip out. The judge should know that even they ar
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by chmorgan_ 1y ago
If you'd read my comment more carefully you'll notice that I'm asking for exactly that, and from Krebs himself. My point (again) is that IF he did support the Biden laptop disinformation tract that this would be more than suf
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by chmorgan_ 1y ago
It's a sexy looking PCB too!
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by chmorgan_ 1y ago
sources? I can't find any Trump official that is claiming they are trying to intentionally cause a recession.
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
Glad we've got some competition in this space. Qualcomm was the only manufacturer with top tier performance for several years. I'm a bit skeptical of how much "AI" is going on here but given the number of parameters in R
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
This is Cuban putting his money where his mouth is. He wasn't willing to do it when it came to applying DEI to his basketball team, but I'm glad he is here.
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
Happens to me here all of the time. If it doesn't align with the HN groupthink it gets hammered out of view.
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
Headline is misleading. Quote from the article: "some 3,400 workers who had been targeted for layoffs — an estimated 10 percent of the workforce" 10% doesn't meet the traditional usage of the term 'decimate' (as few
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
Wow, UK has these crazy laws too? The German hate speech laws made headlines a week or so ago ( https://www.cbsnews.com/news/germany-online-hate-speech-pros... ). They'll confiscate your electronics if you insult so
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
I'd be interested in whether they are fixing mistakes that are reported to them. If they won't then there is an issue. If they do then maybe this is just another nitpicking attack on DOGE.
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
No symptoms, isn't this a good thing?
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
Re: the text up top, HN is already pretty much a mono-culture. If you dissent your comments are voted down. I'm sure its possible to have more moderation and to more actively tamp down alternative views but imo it's already exce
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
"it seems like all usual controls were bypassed". Apparently it isn't known. Let's answer this question and be impartial about it. A story about China having access to Treasury Department workstations landed a few months
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
Why the security concerns now and not with the thousands of employees with potentially similar access? NOW it's a concern because the idea occurred to people that who might have access to data is important? Imo the faux outrage is so f
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
Carl Sagan may very well be correct, however he didn't make predictions about when such an event might occur, and his predictions were aimed at avoiding it occurring at all. I've seen this article appear several times in two disti
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
Amazed at the pushback against an effort to cut waste out of government. There is a ton of it. It's your tax dollars being wasted... let's instead discuss whether things they've identified are keep, toss, or reform and if the
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
note that this is 'self reported long covid'. For a proper study you'd need an objective measure otherwise it can't be determined what might be long covid vs. fatigue from working late hours at work, changes in mood due
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
Wow, they still use CVS...
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
Very good writeup around the issue. The Navy could look to aircraft for some design guidance. There are significant market competitive forces pushing for user centric design when it comes to the interfaces of modern aircraft. They also have
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
I follow Vinay Prasad MD ( https://www.youtube.com/@vprasadmdmph ), who does a lot of research related to medical studies and methodology, lots of cancer related ones as that's an area where he works. You'd be surpr
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by chmorgan_ 2y ago
This is an understated reality of the situation. Patients are already able to receive treatments with experimental drugs. It's the "forcing medicare and insurance companies to pay for it" part that's not a good idea, esp
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by chmorgan_ 3y ago
Last system I worked on with GHS Integrity was something like a USD $1M+ licensing fee. In terms of usage, it felt like it was in between an RTOS like FreeRTOS, embossed, or Zephyr, and Linux. It used a lot of best practices like statically
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by chmorgan_ 3y ago
Toyota's CEO is crazy if they think this development will have an impact on EVs. You know what people don't have at home? Ammonia for their new ammonia engine... After reading this I'm thinking about shorting Toyota. They are
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by chmorgan_ 3y ago
Do we need laws against every specific thing if another law already covers it? I'd argue no, we don't need to call out special groups as protected, then there is precedent for doing so for every special group. Keep our laws genera

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