renw0rp

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by renw0rp 3mo ago
My cousin died in 2021 at the age of 28 after AstraZeneca vaccine. Quite unfortunate, they starter increasing the age group of people receiving that vaccine literally days after he got it. His parents obviously are obviously still strugglin
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FPGA Powers DIY USB Scope and Signal Generator(hackaday.com)
1 points by renw0rp 5mo ago|0 comments
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by renw0rp 6mo ago
it's a 2015 computer, surly we can (or at least used to be able until recently) get cheap computers in the UK
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by renw0rp 10mo ago
I really hate to say it, but makes it feel like not everything that Putin said was a lie.
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by renw0rp 1y ago
How do you manage sending and receiving requests to multiple LLMs? Are you going it manually through multiple UIs or using some app which integrates with multiple APIs?
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by renw0rp 1y ago
Raspberry pi didn't have built in WiFi until raspberry pi 3 in 2016 (of course you could use a usb adapter). I think around similar time esp 8266 (cheap microcontroller with WiFi) started becoming popular
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by renw0rp 1y ago
My colleagues were talking about salaries in the range of $40-60k... About 8-10 years ago. And I don't think it got any cheaper
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by renw0rp 2y ago
In the peripherial Europe, like the United Kingdom, fiber optic became available only in the last couple of years, definitely not early 2000s. There are still places within 80KM from London, near main train lines, where you can't get m
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by renw0rp 2y ago
National museum of computing [0] in Bletchley houses a rebuild of the Colossus computer. The people who volunteer there are great and always happy to explain the history. PS. Bletchley is around an hour on the train from London Euston. Bear
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by renw0rp 2y ago
On the topic, the oldest original running computer[1] can be found in the UK in the National Museum of Computing based in Bletchley Park (where Alan Turing and many others worked breaking German cryptography). The museum requires a separate
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by renw0rp 2y ago
Slightly tangential, but if anyone is wondering how profitable could be running a charity in the UK: https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/chari... Last section shows salary breakdown for top (60k+) earners
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by renw0rp 3y ago
We have Costco the last time I checked, at lest in the UK and Spain.
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by renw0rp 3y ago
When I tried their drivers, eclipse based IDE and microcontroller pin configuration generator (cube something) 2-3 years ago it worked well on Linux
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by renw0rp 3y ago
I've asked my mother the exact same question a couple of weeks ago. She said, that as salt is hygroscopic "table salt" comes with anti-cacking agents. Salt which comes as larger crystals doesn't need them.
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by renw0rp 4y ago
Can you point me to multi device, Bluetooth enabled (and reliable) keyboards in $60 range? I would see myself buying one of those if it was a bit cheaper (they will drop in price for sure) and if I didn't have enough keyboards.
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by renw0rp 4y ago
Russians doing what they have been doing for a hundred years: lying, blaming, spreading clearly false propaganda, stealing, murdering and raping people. Meanwhile people in the west, or at least outside of the conflict zone, discussing abou
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by renw0rp 4y ago
What is needed to make energy transformation happen on such an impressive timeline rather than taking 30 more years?
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by renw0rp 4y ago
And, as someone mentioned above, usually a RLC filter
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by renw0rp 4y ago
The only thing I can come up with is last mile commute, but for that probably a bit larger foldable bike would do. Btw. In UK on certain routes or during rush hours you can only take a foldable bike onboard.
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by renw0rp 4y ago
So why do we even allow entities which are not interested in actually delivering/receiving physical goods to trade futures? Genuine question
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by renw0rp 4y ago
Some codecs might be more suitable for encoding video streams which are known ahead of time and utilize similarity of frames both before and ahead to maximize compression (multi pass encoding); they might also require larger buffer. With re
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by renw0rp 4y ago
This idea is used in some "corporate security" tools. For example companies which use ZScaler install zscaler certificates on employees machines and use ZScaler servers as MitM kind of proxy which allows them to scan all traffic,
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by renw0rp 5y ago
Cheers, good enough for me! If someone asks me about my competency I will refer them to this thread.
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by renw0rp 5y ago
Can I get certified as a small business coaching certificate authority?
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by renw0rp 5y ago
Storing, updating and deleting varchars is what most of enterprise and startup developers do for living. It can't be that hard.
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by renw0rp 5y ago
I just wanted to say that you could try a bit harder to justify the price rather than just saying it's "negligible". I think that's very subjective and I personally don't think it's a reasonable price to pay fo
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by renw0rp 5y ago
I'm missing this information from the news, so maybe you could elaborate if you know the answer. Didn't they apply for the permission or it's not as easy as you claim (at least in the times of COVID and lockdowns)?
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by renw0rp 5y ago
What is the difference between democracy and hybrid regime? Even though I don't like polish government, I really don't think the country is not democratic (but if course all depends on the definitions). I would even argue that man
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by renw0rp 5y ago
Or what are the effects of artificial sweeteners...
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by renw0rp 5y ago
This would be my preferred choice as well, but I haven't seen anything new coming to market, especially bigger diagonal/higher resolution. It's not exactly what I was looking for, but I'm tempted to try Huawei 28.2 2:3 m

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