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by mallets 1y ago
Samsung is already in a much better position for this. They have external customers and experience facilitating them. Unlike Intel's track record which doesn't inspire confidence at all.
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by mallets 1y ago
Monopolies with strong demand for their products will happily pass on the costs, and then some. The delicate balance between encouraging demand while maintaining margins. On the political side of things, they can use their influence and cus
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by mallets 1y ago
Their US facilities are purposefully NOT bleeding-edge, and also cost more. And this version of Intel can't, maybe a different one that fully separates design and foundry could. The best solution long-term would be to directly subsidiz
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by mallets 1y ago
It doesn't work if you don't have 1:1 product, which Intel foundry absolutely doesn't. Not in performance, price or just ease of use. No one is going to risk years and billions to get it working on Intel, that's a sure w
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by mallets 1y ago
And likely 10x that number injured or 3-4x with permanent life-altering injuries.
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by mallets 1y ago
Feeling good about building most new applications around this chip, might stick with it for the better part of a decade or more if they release a compatible successor.
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by mallets 1y ago
Well, shit. Suicidal? And this can't possibly be all the audio if the other pilot noticed the switch position, I would expect a lot more cussing and struggle. So they didn't notice the switch position? The switch was in the right
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by mallets 2y ago
The blog post talks as if a future stepping of RP2350 is all but guaranteed, they will likely fix the pull-down bug too. That matters a lot more to hobbyists than hacks that are very involved (and need phyiscal / voltage rail access).
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by mallets 2y ago
Many things seem feasible with competitive object storage pricing. Still needs a little a bit of local caching to reduce read requests and origin abuse. I think rclone mount can do the same thing with its chunked reads + cache, wonder what&
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by mallets 2y ago
Or the more obvious answer: newer binaries/libraries/kernel for Linux. Is it still hard to believe Windows leaves a lot performance on the table? And it does mention powersave governer for Ubuntu.
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by mallets 2y ago
What's ??? about it. That actually sounds much less than expected. It's not saying we can or should capture it all, just the possibilities if we can harness even 0.1% of it.
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by mallets 2y ago
Costs are falling and installs are rapidly increasing? It didn't make sense to build them so far due to limited renewables on grid, you need to regularly produce (a lot) more than load. Like in CA. And Pumped hydro is great wherever it
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by mallets 2y ago
Uhh, IR isn't heat. Heat isn't part of the EM spectrum. Hot stuff just emits more IR. For IR in LED bulbs. Don't know, other than inconsequential.
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by mallets 2y ago
Not like optimising for this make much sense when we haven't even covered 1% of land yet. Maybe our great-great-great-great grandkids can think on it, will be so disappointed if they haven't mastered terraforming yet.
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by mallets 2y ago
All will be heat after X amount of time. Where the X can be a few seconds or decades or centuries. The more interesting thing would be the light reflected by the panels (albedo factor). This could be lower or higher than the surface these p
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by mallets 2y ago
It doesn't matter too much whether it's LP or not for idle, around 20% more at worst. It's at full BW util where it's close to double power consumption. That would still put it at less than half watt for full load. Look
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by mallets 2y ago
That's a ridiculous amount of power, is that answer from a LLM? It's in the range of ~150mW for LPDDR4. Around half that in idle.
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by mallets 2y ago
AFE7225 is my goto for applications that require both DAC/ADC. ~$40 in single qty. Just limited to half the sample rate achieved here. I personally wouldn't have bothered with Zynq here, so much easier to interface any FPGA with a
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by mallets 4y ago
That's the kind of nepotism I like. Elders passing on arcane knowledge that would be lost otherwise.
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by mallets 6y ago
What do you mean by software SIM? I haven't heard or seen any such modules. eSIMs exist but still hardware. Maybe something based on SDRs can emulate them.
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by mallets 7y ago
Check out their storage box if using their cloud instances. https://www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-box?country=ot €10 for 2TB and unlimited transfer within same datacenter (or 10TB if accessing from outside). You will
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by mallets 7y ago
Yes, I'm getting around 10-15 secs boot time for a headless raspbian. I'm sure it could be made even faster with a lightweight application specific distro.
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by mallets 7y ago
I think I will wait for the pi 4 compute model, tyvm.
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by mallets 7y ago
Minorities are always at the mercy of the majority opinion, no 'rights' or whatever is going to change that.
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by mallets 8y ago
Ganga is an outlier when it comes to how polluted it is. Most water sources with settlements nearby aren't safe for drinking but most river's tributaries are relatively clean and safe for drinking (after some processing). Accordin
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by mallets 8y ago
By access do you mean read or write? I am using that right now and it is just 2 cycles to write (SBBO) and total 8 cycles for it to take effect (the PRU is free to do other stuff after the 2 cycles). Better of reading from the PRU pins thou
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by mallets 8y ago
No. But would take a stand against Patreon, and only Patreon, if such a thing were to occur. Patreon is "free" to cultivate their public image as they see fit and I am free to stop using them, discourage others from using it, etc.