jesse9766

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by jesse9766 2y ago
https://bricksworld.eu/gb/46-asml-building-sets There seems to be a model of the ASML TWINSCAN NXE3400C which shows the inner workings, but doesn't show on the ASML site. Would be neat if someone could track down
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by jesse9766 2y ago
Or, at the rate of $0.30/kWh in California for residential use, $2.70/year. Lowering power usage on embedded devices is important when you're producing thousands, but for a hobbyist it doesn't really matter.
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by jesse9766 2y ago
To anyone that is looking to buy an Onyx Box, do note that they blatantly violate GPL by refusing to release their source code. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23735962 I've been using the Onyx Boox Max 2 for a co
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by jesse9766 2y ago
I've also used the Raspberry Pi + Coral TPU. For a while it was almost impossible to get the USB as it was always out of stock, but those issues seem to be gone. I would not, however, recommend the devboard as the documentation is quit
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by jesse9766 3y ago
Hard links only work in the same filesystem. If your system only has one volume with one filesystem (e.g. a PC) that's fine, but not a very portable option for servers.
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by jesse9766 3y ago
Certainly doesn't help that the standard is closed source and only available to industry members.
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by jesse9766 3y ago
Latency is an issue even inside a transistor itself, something known as propagation delay. When you have a bunch of logic gates chained together the propagation delay increases and the chance for a race condition occurring also increases. T
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by jesse9766 3y ago
We'll (and humanity itself) be long dead by then
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by jesse9766 3y ago
Converting magnetic force into electrical current (electromagnetic induction) is the principal behind of all electrical power generation. SMES (superconducting magnetic electrical storage) is essentially an inductor made using superconducto
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by jesse9766 6y ago
I haven't done a test yet, but the Fluent Terminal seems fast enough and doesn't eat up that many resources surprisingly. As a UWP program it feels very snappy (as opposed to Hyper being a full on electron app using 200MB for simp
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by jesse9766 6y ago
Have you tried using Fluent Terminal? It is available on github and the Windows Store. To use mosh you need to connect via the quick connect menu in the top left corner of the program.