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Neywiny
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Comment #49218019
I just had a board come in (domestic) after I think a few months. We're repeatedly running into issues with quoting and manufacturing taking ages. Especially quoting. We do our ass…
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Comment #49205100
So they made the battery, arguably the most concerning thing to replace as the vehicle ages, ridiculous to replace? At least they're not reusing names for entirely new things. Must…
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Comment #49184670
Depends on the field I guess. Some smaller companies I've seen have dramatically lower leadership costs, so ICs get more of the share of the gross revenue. Even with perhaps a disc…
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Comment #49160790
Which is interesting because most autoconf programs I've seen do the opposite. They have all these defines and then don't use them. Just seems like a waste of time. Cmake has been …
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Comment #49139760
I mean this in the nicest way possible. Do you see all these cloud photo/video leaks like from robot vacuums or whatever and think they don't know it can be done locally?
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Comment #49138230
Because there would need to be some automated service and you best believe it'll be flock 2.0
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Comment #49135374
What I remember was they said it could come back if people needed it but it was broken for looking (months, years) at a time. So even if they didn't remove it, 6.12 might be the la…
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Comment #49134862
It would have to be done by weight. If you had a button to not allow stopping for others, people would abuse it. If it was a camera, security issue. Presumably if somebody is movin…
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Comment #49134638
I think I've seen it the other way. I told an AI I had data coming in at some fixed, slow rate that I wanted displayed. It did the job but only for that case. It literally put a po…
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Comment #49134569
So even other AIs recognize that AIs are gently coaxed at best, and that's not really good for the team. This is why I don't understand things like rule files or in-context boundar…
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Comment #49133755
I'm not connecting to drives. What I'm connecting to has that speed of interface. And I think that's all I can say about that.
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Comment #49127496
I'm using the sonnet at work. Work paid for it. Yes it's more expensive. I have gotten over 25 gbps bidirectional, but not by much. Maybe 27. A big downside is that it only support…
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Comment #49111774
Not one mention of air fryers?
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Comment #49104871
I made it I think a decent way through the article before giving up. It's such a dumb stance. The bugs don't exist because AI found them. Chaining vulnerabilities has been around f…
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Comment #49086196
Isn't this already done? Don't they send narcotics back to a lab? And do sobriety tests back at the station if you refuse a field test?
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Comment #49043216
Huh. On my device it shows up as 0 AED. I wish it could be in $, I don't know how to exchange all that money
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Comment #49043189
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Comment #49000671
It's funny. Sometimes it's very confidently accepting any and everything, but then other times it'll fight me to the death that something dumb like idk symlinks don't exist and it'…
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Comment #48998258
Jeff Geerling has some videos about that. It's a hardware thing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twoAW0eLiXY
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Comment #48971241
Funny because I've had lots of difficulty with LLMs writing code for AMBA AXI stream interfaces
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Comment #48922984
Other comment says no wifi but even if it did, those antennas don't radiate in a straight line
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Comment #48915296
Good to see a recognition that power tools are powerful. Too many amateur videos of people experimenting without nearly enough control and messing up projects
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Comment #48875457
The way the article is written, I thought there was a language between C and C-- called C-
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Comment #48806710
To be clear though that's GB/s. Which is 2 terabits/sec
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Comment #48776026
Assume slow