oplaadpunt

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by oplaadpunt 2y ago
They have that, to some degree. The standard library is mostly optional. Also, a lot of things are 'implementation defined', so you could just not implement those. That leaves quite a small language core.
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by oplaadpunt 2y ago
It doesn't actually say that any more for me on google, I think they removed it at some point when it obviously didn't make sense any more.
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by oplaadpunt 2y ago
No, I don't think it is loaded, or at least not unnecessarily. The communist background of the glass is an important element in the video. Especially when they discuss the fact they couldn't sell it in the west, due to (tendencies
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
No, I don't think you can trust AI to answer correctly, ever. I've seen it confidently hallucinate, so I would always check what it says against other, more static, sources. The same if I'm reading from an author who includes
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
He did not say he wanted to ban images, that is an exaggeration. I see the danger as polluting the historical record with fake images (even as memes/jokes), and spreading wrong preconceptions now backed by real-looking images. This is
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
I think this might be a client-side issue, since I can see those letters normally.
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
Yes, I have a 130W laptop usb-c charger from Delll. It has 20V/6.5A.
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
While the 168mb is ridiculous, I'm more facinated by the choice to depend on an unimplemented feature from a group/company they had no control over or contracts with. I would hesitate to depend on things which haven't been re
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
It isn't necessarily, especially if your chip involves some analog or RF design, or must be robust. It is only for increased compute power where the smalles nodes shine
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
Smaller nodes also do not inherently have better performance for all tasks. They bring performance penalties in some regards, extra costs, and more complexity, which might make something older like 65mm a far better choice
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
What I miss in this overview is the whole of analog IC design. I get the usual tendency to focus on digital logic (higher volumes, etc), but analog design has a large importance in fields like aviation and defence, for security, communicati
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
It is also possible for economic reasons like reorganizations, but still, those will need a valid reason, and severence packages are mandatory. Just sacking people who don't have a temporary contract is impossible.
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
With QAM you're more thinking about the error vector magnitude (EVM), rather then the signal-to-noise ratio. From the EVM you get a bit error rate, which determines maximum sensible data speeds. How high QAM will go is also a strong fu
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
Thats's only when applied to things outide twitter, which I don't think it's the case. I have never heard anyone talk about retweeting on facebook or whatever. The fact they don't do this would make their brand even more
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
Yeah, the difference between manipulating the syntax being the intendend way, and it being possible only through hacking and dark magic is rather stark. It's fun to know that it is basically possible to do though, and I didn't kno
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
Similarly, I have so many terrible experiences at 'job fairs' for engineering students, where they only sent HR. Things like asking what stack they use, and getting answers in the form of 'Diverse an challenging technology is
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by oplaadpunt 3y ago
I would even argue that knowing just how well the accepted candidates did is also extremely difficult. Some assesment might be possible based on some simple metrics, but the ultimate 'how much value does this person add' is a hard
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by oplaadpunt 4y ago
To add to this, it can still have a similar meaning in regular Dutch. I would usually associate the yard-like meaning with the diminutive form 'hofje', and the the (royal) court meaning with an included article: 'het hof&#x27
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by oplaadpunt 4y ago
I really appreciate this point, and I think it applies very broadly. Good design comes from a coherent, individual (or group) vision. Citing examples will only incite discussions, because everyone has a different needs and ideas, but the th
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by oplaadpunt 4y ago
Yes, I would want them software rootable by law. It's my phone, if I'm prepared to lose warranty, it should be my decision to change files internally.
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by oplaadpunt 4y ago
Yes, fiction works because the layout is simple, consisting of text, and maybe images? Research papers are far more complex, and have established standards that aid quick reading and parsing. I absolutely don't want to deal with reflow
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by oplaadpunt 4y ago
>> So? It's a proof of concept. Mentioning that even this proof of concept is illegal is useful, as it isn't mentioned in the article. This is so easy to make that practically anyone could do it, which makes this very releva
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by oplaadpunt 4y ago
Yes, for a C function I agree. With just a glance, I can see what this function will do, and what the arguments generally mean. It could be cleaned up a bit (source as a single argument) but this is more about data design, which you might h
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by oplaadpunt 4y ago
I know, I think the promises are unrealistic :) This has always been my own imagined future
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by oplaadpunt 4y ago
I always imagined the future of self driving cars wouldn't lie in cities (except maybe some main ringroads or arterial roalds) but in highways. Just tell the computer to go to highway X exit Y, and from there the driver can drive the l
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by oplaadpunt 4y ago
I believe the HDCP keys for the lower standards were leaked, right? It's 4K you need certification for I think to get the keys.
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by oplaadpunt 4y ago
Regulation has always been a part of government, to increase the efficiency of the open market. But in regards to your first point: > why should the committee put any effort into developing anything better? The EU is absolutely not in th
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by oplaadpunt 4y ago
No, it doesn't. The technical details are passed as a so called 'delegated act', which defers the power to set the details of acts to the European Commission.[1] They can update this when necessary, and will do so if the USB
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by oplaadpunt 4y ago
Do you have a reference for the trend of dictionaries rewriting words? Is it any different then dictionaries keeping up with the way language is being used in the present? Also, don't new definitions usually get added on top of the old
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by oplaadpunt 4y ago
Yes, but the point is the Pi is hiding an infinite series, just like the what you'd see for an ellipse length. The more interesting point for me is to phrase it as: why can't we write the lenght of an ellipse as some function of p

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