tcherasaro

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by tcherasaro 26d ago
Yeah! 50 labs is still available. I know what I’m getting myself for my 50th birthday!
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by tcherasaro 5mo ago
Fair points. I think my point about people targeting search overlaps actually. Creators think they can't survive on 2k views, especially since that's not guaranteed and YouTube isn't providing actual search results all the w
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by tcherasaro 5mo ago
I've certainly experienced both of these and a lot of the other occurrences people are describing here, but here's what I think is going on in these 2 cases and why. This is based on my own observations actually trying to get vid
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by tcherasaro 5mo ago
Potentially unpopular idea: Maybe YouTube search is so bad because videos are poorly optimized for search. Today most of the emphasis to creators on YouTube is to create content that targets browse traffic and shorts to go viral and get mil
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by tcherasaro 6mo ago
Yeah and this is probably why they said in the article: “ And under the hood, EmDash is powered by Astro, the fastest web framework for content-driven websites.”
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by tcherasaro 6mo ago
Yeah, I used to use Virtualmin and webmin 10 years ago. Looks just like em!
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by tcherasaro 6mo ago
This guy is so preoccupied with whether or not he COULD manufacture his own guided missile, he didn’t stop to think if he SHOULD. Of course he could, anyone can these days. So the most important question is the latter.
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by tcherasaro 6mo ago
Nice computer “racks”
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by tcherasaro 8mo ago
LOL exactly! That's why I want to build something like this: https://x.com/TroyCherasaro/status/2016767340457980403
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by tcherasaro 8mo ago
Yes, I have 2 candidates so far: - A 7-inch OLED (that's 1920 by 1080) - A much cheaper but still nice IPS display. Again, 7-inch I'm not sure where I'm going with this yet, but if other people want one, I want to have some f
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by tcherasaro 8mo ago
I am planning to build something similar as a hobby project except my idea is that Claude Code runs everything on the device for you.
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by tcherasaro 9mo ago
Reminds me when I was working on the video system for a mast on a sub-marine 20 years ago. Customer had impossible set of latency, resolution, processing and storage requirements for their video. They also insisted we use this new H.264 s
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by tcherasaro 9mo ago
Classic. Due for another read to see how it’s holding up in the AI era.
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by tcherasaro 9mo ago
Art of deception in full effect here. Kevin Mitnick would be proud.
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by tcherasaro 11mo ago
Another day, and another smart person finally discovers the benefits of leveraging AI to write code.
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by tcherasaro 11mo ago
I remember some of those.
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by tcherasaro 11mo ago
I can supply my own anecdata here. I recently went through 6 weeks of PT for injured tendons / tendinitis in my arms with 0 results. The therapist suggested we try dry needling + electric stimulation for another 6 weeks. So we did th
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by tcherasaro 1y ago
This setup reminds me of “Snow Crash” that Neal Stephenson novel.
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by tcherasaro 1y ago
As one of the “skilled electronics engineers” in the US you could count on US soil (whatever that means) I can tell you this article reads very strangely to a EE. “we were able to take all those designs and spin up our own SMT, it's ca
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by tcherasaro 2y ago
I had undergraduate and graduate courses that studied x86 at 2 different universities.
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by tcherasaro 3y ago
Hi, @Timot05. I’m a former EE with 20 yrs experience working in the industry and have designed dozens of very large complex mixed signal PCBAs 4-32 layers, as well as about the same number of large FPGA SoC designs. I watched the demo vid
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by tcherasaro 3y ago
This article is certainly making the rounds. I tried to google the title in firefox focus as I sometimes do to get around the paywall and found a weird youtube video of someone sleepily reading the article: https://m.youtube.com&
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by tcherasaro 4y ago
I like this one by “Lazy Boy” https://youtu.be/9vGwDUcBHbk
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by tcherasaro 4y ago
Same, Sudafed is a silver bullet for me. The 12 hour release absolutely works to clear my sinuses and relieves the sinus pressure headache (almost completely when combined with ibuprofen). My wife insists Phenylephrine works for her and th
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by tcherasaro 5y ago
Hey, guys. Looks like I am late to the show with my comment here, but I am pushing 20 years in FPGA dev experience and hoping that maybe I can share some perspective on what seems to be a reoccurring theme on HN: Why aren’t there any open
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by tcherasaro 6y ago
Not off the top of my head. I would definitely recommend trying to find a mentor with current experience rather than getting started by yourself if possible depending on your background. The last time I mentored someone and looked at begi
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by tcherasaro 6y ago
FPGA designer here. Just wanted to point out that “efficiency” is highly context sensitive in FPGA design. Everything is an area / speed / power trade-off. If you only need a ram that is 8-bits wide and 64 words deep then it mi
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“First Assembly” – Orbital Assembly Virtual Event(youtube.com)
2 points by tcherasaro 6y ago|1 comments
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by tcherasaro 7y ago
FPGA Pro here. I checked out the README.md to see if I could pick up any tips. It is a good guide for a first time through, but I recommend also reviewing the Xilix documentation on this. There's Xilinx App Note 1165 [Circa 2013] whi