davidhyde

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by davidhyde 11d ago
Oh shame. The poor devils.
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by davidhyde 28d ago
This library can be used to build no_std guis on embedded hardware (microcontrollers with KBs of ram). It is that lightweight and fast.
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by davidhyde 6mo ago
D) Parenting
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by davidhyde 7mo ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5qxZm_JqM Looks like they didn’t meet the minimum crew requirement on this one.
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by davidhyde 7mo ago
My take on the difference between now and then is “effort”. All those things mentioned above are now effortless but the door to “effort” remains open as it always has been. Take the first point for example. Those little black boxes of AI ca
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by davidhyde 8mo ago
> “I would ban the sale of semiconductor manufacturing equipment to Chinese fabs”. Ahem, ASML, who makes the manufacturing equipment for TSMC is a Dutch company, not a US one.
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by davidhyde 8mo ago
You're right, the latency is in the embedded terminal. Perhaps it is trying to run SSH inside SSH. Still, the disconnects are a pain too.
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by davidhyde 8mo ago
I wonder if this is the same reason why Microsoft's Remote SSH plugin on VS Code is so flaky even with a decent internet connection. Every couple of months I try to give it another go and give up due to the poor keyboard latency I inev
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by davidhyde 8mo ago
Works with Waterfox on macOS but curiously not Firefox. I wonder if their search deal with Google included keeping the image.jxl.enabled setting off.
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by davidhyde 8mo ago
Yes and yes. I make open source software because I fundamentally enjoy the act of learning something new and then applying that knowledge by making something. I publish it for the ego boost only. I am equally likely to be irritated by contr
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by davidhyde 8mo ago
vLLM needs to perform similar operations to an operating system. If you write an operating system in Python you will have scope for many 40% improvements all over the place and in the end it won’t be Python anymore, at least under the hood
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by davidhyde 9mo ago
Thanks for the links. To the limit of my influence I try to protect my team from distractions, be fluid about methodology (constant agile churn can be depressing), limit the toxicity of pull requests, and to spend as much time with them as
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by davidhyde 9mo ago
< “Those often require estimates in much the same way they're required from Star Trek's engineers: so the people with main character syndrome have something to dramatically ignore or override to prove their dominance over the N
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by davidhyde 11mo ago
The file system won’t allow you to overwrite an open file in Windows.
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by davidhyde 11mo ago
42 In less than 7.5 million years please. https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/42_(answer)
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by davidhyde 1y ago
> “ After heating the swatches to simulate aging, they treated the samples for 10 minutes, by soaking them in a hydrogen peroxide solution or exposing them to the blue LED or UV light. The blue light reduced the yellow stain substantiall
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by davidhyde 1y ago
Here are some more points to consider. 1. Allowing user initiated early retry exit. Nothing is stopping some other developer from wrapping your function-with-retries in their own retry-able function. And then another developer even further
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by davidhyde 1y ago
I’ll look up that plugin, thanks!
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by davidhyde 1y ago
Loved the write up, well done to the author. I get the same feeling building stuff with freecad and then printing it. Feels like there is no limit to what can be done. After going through the growing pains of designing stuff that was just p
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by davidhyde 1y ago
To me the online safety act is a latency tax and nothing more. Sucks for others though. I feel bad for them, it’s not right.
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by davidhyde 1y ago
The consensus appears to be that this is theft but it’s worth considering that it could also be many other things. It could be paperwork mixup with the purchase of a legitimate plane. The previous owner could have had his plane sold without
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by davidhyde 1y ago
This one time, traveling through Asia, a simple merchant transaction triggered a fraud alarm on my card. The default for my bank at the time was to cancel my card automatically. This was before the days where cards could become unblocked. I
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by davidhyde 1y ago
This problem is (so far) solved by the editions feature. Breaking changes can be made to the language without splitting the ecosystem (like python 2 vs 3). https://doc.rust-lang.org/edition-guide/editions/index.htm
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by davidhyde 1y ago
Bluetooth LE which most smartphones support today is quite a bit different from Bluetooth classic. It typically runs at 1 or 2 Mbps and can trade bandwidth for error correction to get some impressive range. For example, this guy got 1.6 mil
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by davidhyde 1y ago
> “In either case, the plasma in turn produces chemicals known as reactive oxygen species (ROS)” Sounds like a simple ozone generator to me. Since the pandemic these devices are very cheap too.
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by davidhyde 1y ago
> “ While testing was conducted at 60 FPS, the response times even fall short of this low bar, with 16.67 ms being the slowest response time required for the pixels to refresh between frames” Well it’s actually 16.66 ms (1000 / 60).
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by davidhyde 1y ago
> “ Unlike pesticides or other chemical control methods that mosquitoes can develop resistance to, this method uses the mosquitoes’ own biology to deliver the control agent.” I don’t understand why mosquitos can develop resistance to che
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by davidhyde 1y ago
> “async has a relatively high complexity cost for us due to the 'static bound (cc)” I stand to be corrected but I believe that this is design choice of the Tokio async runtime and not a Rust design choice. For example, the Embassy
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by davidhyde 1y ago
From the photos, there appears to be more than one sensor on the device which may be used to tell which direction the large object is coming from. Unless you were cycling backwards or mounted the device the wrong way around you shouldn&#x27
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by davidhyde 1y ago
A pretty good reason to switch to vscodium because monopolies, even open source ones, are never good in the long run.

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