rabryan

7 ms·

1.
by rabryan 5y ago
So why doesn’t he release it?
2.
by rabryan 5y ago
Tulips killed the King and Now Merchant Networks will determine its future
3.
by rabryan 6y ago
Why is that obvious? My brain’s been infinitely recursing for years as far as I know
4.
Continuous Dose Response Studies(observablehq.com)
1 points by rabryan 6y ago|0 comments
5.
by rabryan 6y ago
Yeah I love those. They highlight features xyz on first page of datasheet. Then on the last few pages its like btw features xyz dont work on rev A-F. And your supplier doesnt know what revs they have...
6.
by rabryan 6y ago
I’ve used their accelerometer (LIS2D). Performance and specs are great - it was just a pain to develop the embedded interface with it because the documentation had a bunch of mistatements and was missing critical information (a weak pullup
7.
by rabryan 6y ago
Atmel (now under Microchip). They have great documentation and software libraries. And they actually acknowledge hardware errata in the documentation.
8.
by rabryan 6y ago
Avoid ST at all costs in my experience. Their documentation is terrible. They never acknowledge hardware errata even after clear evidence of it. They’re not a company with a solid engineering culture imo
9.
by rabryan 6y ago
Definitely an okay sentiment in my opinion. First world countries haven’t had to face reality in a while apparently...
10.
by rabryan 6y ago
Its an s-curve with parameters that are changing by the hour and is sensitive to so many other variables. I’m definitely advocating as extreme a response as possible, but I see those numbers more as a pessimistic upper bound (necessary for
11.
by rabryan 6y ago
Millions? Where and when? Plus why criticize something thats advocating staying home in order to save lives.
12.
by rabryan 6y ago
How has 100% mortality been shown?
13.
The Value of a Byte in Cell Biology Research(observablehq.com)
2 points by rabryan 6y ago|0 comments