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by hkwerf 2y ago
Back when I was a physics student, I helped engineer exactly this experiment as a off-the-shelf solution for schools as a classroom experiment! We used PMTs mounted on top of coffee cans: http://kamiokanne.uni-goettingen.de/
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by hkwerf 2y ago
It strikes me that the former would profit from a strong type system, whereas the latter could profit from (enforced) strict aliasing.
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by hkwerf 2y ago
Why exactly would it be too low-level for Rust?
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by hkwerf 2y ago
I have to install an app to communicate with my child's state-sponsored daycare. I'll have to install an app to communicate with the teachers at his future school. Is this still fine? It'd be one thing, if it were just apps.
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by hkwerf 2y ago
Just an FYI: If I select "Features" / "API First" on your page, I end up at a 404.
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by hkwerf 2y ago
> since the daemon tries to connect to the registry with SSL If you rewrite DNS, you should of course also have a custom CA trusted by your container engine as well as appropriate certificates and host configurations for your registry. Y
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by hkwerf 2y ago
I suppose they don't believe certain facts engineers are telling them. With Brexit it was coined "Project Fear". Now they're being told that adding backdoors to an encrypted service almost completely erodes trust in the
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by hkwerf 2y ago
This is only for Docker Desktop. The Docker Engine itself is free (AFAIK). If you're on Linux, you probably don't care about Docker Desktop at all.
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by hkwerf 2y ago
I get why this is annoying. However, if you are using docker's registry without authentication and you don't want to go through the effort of adding the credentials you already have, you are essentially relying on a free service f
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by hkwerf 2y ago
You're essentially suggesting a Drake equation [1] equivalent for the number of security vulnerabilities based on NLoC. What other factors would be part of this equation? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake_equ
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by hkwerf 2y ago
While it's not implemented, Rust even has a keyword reserved [1] for musttail, "become": https://github.com/phi-go/rfcs/blob/guaranteed-tco/text/0000... [1] https://doc.rus
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by hkwerf 2y ago
IANAL. In Germany, something being true makes it non-defamatory [1]. > Wer in Beziehung auf einen anderen eine Tatsache behauptet oder verbreitet, welche denselben verächtlich zu machen oder in der öffentlichen Meinung herabzuwürdigen ge
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by hkwerf 2y ago
I'm not sure, most vendor camera apps were pretty much tied to the particular camera on the phone, on the phones I've had. For UVC, I usually needed to use another camera app. You could try to initiate a video call with the locked
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by hkwerf 2y ago
Well, I opened them in a plain browser profile and in the non-translated page the options seem clear to me? The buttons literally say this: - Settings / Einstellungen - Accept / Akzeptierten - Reject All / Alle Ablehnen The E
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by hkwerf 2y ago
That's what I'm wondering too. This is in uvcvideo, processing data from USB-connected cameras. So, maybe you can exploit it by connecting a camera to the USB port? That would be bad enough. But this code only seems to be called i
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by hkwerf 2y ago
I concede that cookie banners are not helpful here. I also admit that I rarely see them anymore, as uBlock Origin removes them for me. I probably shouldn't have assumed that the web I see is the web everyone else sees.
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by hkwerf 2y ago
At this time of day, I'd wager half of the users here are able to comprehend German texts. The other half knows how to use a translation tool.
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by hkwerf 2y ago
> The primary metric of interest in this task is cognitive control, measured using ΔRT (the difference in response time between repeat sequences and change sequences). Can someone elaborate on the naming of that parameter? I would have g
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by hkwerf 2y ago
It's 2025 and this new tool works on X, but not on wayland. We are lost.
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by hkwerf 2y ago
> Setting an OS timer would make the thread use 0% CPU. “Regularly querying the system time and comparing to a limit” would not. As mentioned, this is the first case and can be achieved by calls to sleep/Sleep/etc. You'd o
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by hkwerf 2y ago
Thanks, I've edited the list. :)
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by hkwerf 2y ago
This article fails to separate the concerns one has with timers. There's three cases I see: The simple case is just putting a thread to sleep for a given time. It's somewhat odd that there's no portable API for that, granted.
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by hkwerf 2y ago
This is THE AI gold mine. Create agents that both support calling and getting rid of agents if you're called. Sell both.
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by hkwerf 2y ago
> Is there a recommended hardware and step by step guide for those new to this? What exactly are you planning to do? OpenWrt is quite flexible. There's this https://openwrt.org/toh/buyerguide . > Can you do m
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by hkwerf 2y ago
They just fixed it by now. It was different when the story was new.
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by hkwerf 2y ago
It's typical Stroustrup style to write code in a variable width font. I'd wager they didn't have an option to use a variable-width font in their code blocks in their CMS and normal paragraphs are trimmed automatically. I didn
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by hkwerf 2y ago
I believe you may have misunderstood my comment, as I agree.
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by hkwerf 2y ago
There is more than one type of people who stress over code style. There's the group who wants to discuss about how to style your code and then there's the group who wants to just use a common code formatter and be done with that.
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by hkwerf 2y ago
You can find the actual specs here: https://www.amd.com/en/products/adaptive-socs-and-fpgas/vers... As usual, you have to accept a trade-off between different features depending on the number of channels you
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by hkwerf 2y ago
Yes, I have seen versal, in particular in defense and satcom. However, in just that field, I have also never seen an RFSoC. I've seen lots of integrated RF transceivers that were tightly coupled to the FPGAs, but not shared on the same

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