sdmike1

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by sdmike1 1y ago
This is pretty neat! I was working on an SAO board for Defcon and this would have been really handy for that!
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by sdmike1 2y ago
Stuff for GSM/CDMA has been around for years, OpenBTS is the primary example. This is the first I've heard of anything more modern/complicated being implemented. From my understanding, a lot of the hard eng work is in the R
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by sdmike1 2y ago
Working in the government space sector, generally speaking, you're given a mission lifetime which is seen as a minimum. your payload/spacecraft/instrument needs to last at least this long. some things end up being limited
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SpaceWire to Gigabit Ethernet Converter(github.com)
1 points by sdmike1 2y ago|0 comments
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by sdmike1 2y ago
I can't seem to find a reason for shutting it down in the article. Does anyone have info on this? Was it for budget reasons or was their a failure on orbit?
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by sdmike1 2y ago
The benchmark page looks to be broken, the JS console is showing some 404'd JS libs and a bad function call.
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by sdmike1 2y ago
As someone who specializes in the type of low level systems that are still built in C, C++ is considered high risk let alone rust. That is largely the reality of the industry. Some co-workers and I hope to introduce C++ as an experimental
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by sdmike1 2y ago
The Ingenuity is a really interesting project with some important lessons for spaceflight with unhardened CotS parts. However, I would argue that it and the Europa Clipper are two very different designs for two very different environments.
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by sdmike1 2y ago
I ran into this in university and burned a late night writing a simple program. It was a really fun experience that I would recommend people try at some point!
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by sdmike1 3y ago
A Firefox version of this would be super handy! Does that already exist?
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by sdmike1 3y ago
T1D that was also diagnosed somewhat later in life (24), the convenience of having something like a tandem that can buy and large manage my levels, is really nice. I definitely still keep needles around for when I need to do a larger injec
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by sdmike1 3y ago
wow! this is an amazing site! I'm about an hour from Albuquerque, and if this place has an in-person store I'm going to have to make a pilgrimage!
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by sdmike1 3y ago
Yes, I was using speech to text and did not proof read closely enough.
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by sdmike1 3y ago
I think the non-standard definition of simple is the wrong way of looking at it. people 's thought about what is simple and what is complex is different from person to person. C. is a simple language from a "what primitives do y
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by sdmike1 3y ago
Damn, that's a hell of a message. it'll be interesting to see if it starts to go dark again, if slacktavism takes over and there is no follow through.
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Python Dataclass for Safely Checking Structures That Reference Themselves(gist.github.com)
1 points by sdmike1 3y ago|1 comments
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by sdmike1 3y ago
This isn't the most complicated thing in the world, but it has helped me more than once and I hope it can help others!
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by sdmike1 4y ago
you could argue that flash fell under this category, but that also perfectly demonstrates how much of the web was made inaccessible as a result of removing it
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by sdmike1 4y ago
> cruise missiles in the gulf wars famously did this by following the street grid - even turning at street light That's fascinating! Do you have more info on this?
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by sdmike1 4y ago
They would lose us, that's for sure
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Design and Manufacturing Walkthrough of an M.2 FPGA Accelerator(youtube.com)
3 points by sdmike1 4y ago|0 comments
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The Jargon File(catb.org)
2 points by sdmike1 4y ago|0 comments
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by sdmike1 4y ago
I'm seeing about a 50% speedup. It depends what you mean by game changing, but you should certainly see if 3.11 is a drop in replacement for whatever you are doing.
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by sdmike1 4y ago
Sure, they did, but that doesn't make their point any less relevant...
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by sdmike1 4y ago
I am so happy to finally have a term for this phenomenon! I find it really hard to explain to friends and co-workers why I prefer to work in pairs, up until now I've been describing it as something along the lines of a motivational fe
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by sdmike1 4y ago
It appears that you need root, at a minimum the demo gif uses sudo to run the program. At an absolute minimum you would need CAP_BPF[0] to execute the eBPF. [0] https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/capabilit
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by sdmike1 4y ago
I lost my dad to cancer earlier this year and this has got me all up in tears again. I never really watched much of his content, but the potato war thing was pretty funny and it sucks that he ended up going.
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by sdmike1 4y ago
Good question, my understanding is that we frankly just don't know, it may be one of those things that we can't know, but that is getting awfully close to the realm of philosophy
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by sdmike1 4y ago
I was REing my insulin pump's uploader at one point, and found that it would always send the phrase "all's well that ends well" to the server as part of the handshake
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by sdmike1 4y ago
being more excited that you can readily account for

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