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anmorgan

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    Unfortunately many links are 404. Would have liked to have seen them.

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    Comment #39009421

    Let me rephrase that. A toaster is functionally simple, but designing, engineering, manufacturing, and creating a business selling toasters is not. Also I'm making the assumption i…

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    Comment #39009271

    To mix in with other's comments. It's always good to have a target in sight, but building a physical product with no experience will be a long, expensive journey. I make physical a…

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    Comment #24091671

    I would disagree that example is a slippery slope, but more of a leap across a vast canyon. Going from providing information and requesting an action, to making an automated decisi…

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    Comment #23700694

    Are you being specific about the word darken? Because LCDs are design to either allow or block light. So technically an LCD can "darken" incoming light. But I think the point of in…

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    Comment #20815699

    Okay, I think this reply helps frame your stance much better. You are not necessarily proposing no C ever, but saying at least start a new project with a C++ compiler / IDE and if …

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    Comment #20805206

    On Arduino, from my experience, it is easy to run into memory constraints, especially when using dynamically allocated memory like strings. And I'm taking about both the flash memo…

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    Comment #20805035

    An 8-bit microcontroller where memory is constrained and all the vendor libraries are written in C, is a good example. Your 32-bit ARM M3/M4 cores are probably crossing that line w…

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    Comment #20641241

    This is geared towards qtquick (not widgets) applications, but to create a general theme you can use this pattern: https://doc.qt.io/archives/qt-5.11/qtquickcontrols2-flatstyl... T…

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    Comment #19835192

    I find your comment very similar in tone as the article: someone who is a interface designer that has had bad experiences with UX designers. I think this is unfortunate, because I …

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    Comment #19711713

    From my internet researching a while ago the main difference, and why MLMs are legal, is that an MLM sells a product, whereas a pyramid scheme sells people. That is, you can make m…

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    Comment #19703951

    I think it really depends on what you want to do. If you want to work with physical systems, computation, or data-science, then I think engineering physics is a good path. Where I …

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    Comment #19696180

    I have a degree in Engineering Physics where I concentrated in Electrical Engineering. I also minored in Industrial Design. I currently work at a product design firm as an "Embedde…

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    Comment #19659578

    Unfortunately this comment is conflating two ideas. Nothing in this article conflicts with the idea that a UX designer knowing how to implement their designs in code would be a ben…

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    Comment #19017043

    Mainly because of the extensive Hardware Abstraction Layers (HAL) libraries available from most mcu vendors

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    Comment #17964979

    I am excited to see this come out: https://www.nordicsemi.com/eng/Products/Low-Power-Cellular-I... Seems promising, but I don't see the current consumption documented anywhere yet.…

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    Comment #17889802

    It would not be more signal. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wave_interference The goal of noise canceling is to fully use destructive wave interference to create a 0 amplitude "si…

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    Comment #17262173

    Depending on the application, I'll use a Finite State Machine pattern, but if I need something more complex I'll use QM QP/C (which is uses a hierarchical state machine pattern). S…

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    Comment #15812661

    What I assume IncRnd is referring to is the deterministic behavior of an RTOS. Here is a good white paper from National Instruments: http://www.ni.com/white-paper/3938/en/

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    Comment #15272393

    > Software is so complex that nobody really understands it. Unless this statement is trying to imply something deeper than what it states, I would disagree. I work with embedded sy…

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    Comment #15071771

    Is running software/application in the Linux environment deem it a derivative work? Does Honeywell have to adhere to a GPL if they aren't modifying the Linux kernel? It's not clear…

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    Comment #15057011

    Though we do have 4K tvs now.

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    Comment #14761532

    I would actually say it is more of a game engine, especially when compared to three.js. Babylon.js supports physics plug-ins and collisions. They also have an action manager and ot…

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    Comment #14341130

    Fair enough, his description seems misleading. To me a pixel is a discrete RGB value, which is made up of physical components, for example: https://google.com/search?tbm=isch&q=clo…