willangley

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by willangley 5y ago
I'm excited to see this and signed up for the preview. It's just in time for M1 Pro MacBooks. I spent hours stuck on the very first thing I tried coding on my new laptop because of a missing linux-aarch64 binary wheel on PyPI an
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by willangley 7y ago
(Also not the parent) I've seen this in robotics; a lot of code in that space has been tested for a long time on x86 computers [^1], and only more recently been looked at on ARM. I think this is also common in industrial embedded syste
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by willangley 8y ago
IPsec is pretty much universal in networking hardware and cloud provider networks nowadays. There's a better chance it'll work for you if you can't or don't want to control both ends of the connection. Hardware: * Cisco:
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by willangley 8y ago
+1 to OpenWRT 18.x / Netgear R7800. It's one of the only WiFi routers I've ever worked with that has a fallback flash mode in the bootloader, and the only one that I know you can buy today. This is invaluable when you're
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by willangley 8y ago
> could you have a remotely-operated lunar rover? Yes. The Soviet Lunokhod program built and flew two successfully in the early 1970s. I don't know the details of how they did this, but it would make sense to use more automation tod
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by willangley 9y ago
pyrasite can make the child process slow down markedly; this came up for me when injecting profilers into cinnamon-screensaver to try to root cause a memory leak ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/linuxmint/+bug/1652489 )
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by willangley 10y ago
The link didn't work when I tried it. I found "Robust Predicates and Degeneracy" with a search: http://groups.csail.mit.edu/graphics/classes/6.838/S98/meeti...
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by willangley 10y ago
The Alpha paper, "Genetic Fuzzy based Artificial Intelligence for Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle Control in Simulated Air Combat Missions" is open access and available online: http://www.omicsgroup.org/journals&#x2