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Comment #48191286
MN is the reason I'm there. It's pretty fun.
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Comment #48160846
Sadly, that's not a great answer where most banks are going towards the same direction. It's also convenient to use a phone for banking.
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Comment #47874987
There are farmers who join agricultural co-ops to do similar things. I've seen few operate differently - the co-op owns the machines and maintains a bunch of operators. These are r…
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Comment #47872036
That's untrue. I know a farmer, who buys a John Deere combine before harvest. It stays unused until his harvests are done, and returns it by end of harvest season incurring $30k on…
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Comment #47871764
This is a great initiative. However, I feel that "no-tech" shouldn't be a target and that isn't necessarily good. Ex. Precision tech helps reduce operator fatigue and increases eff…
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Comment #46843627
> However, I don't like new files as patches. I really prefer to have my device tree be a dts file that I bring in instead of bundled into a patch. Maybe I'm not following the guid…
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Comment #46216466
https://rust-for-linux.com/ shows a list.
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Comment #45989025
I'd start from this - https://www.coursera.org/specializations/advanced-embedded-l... I studied under him at the university. He's also active in open source communities around embe…
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Comment #45989014
A lot of work here is working on vendor provided BSP (which can range from esoteric mix of ancient kernels/bootloaders to top-quality community maintained mainline kernels) to work…
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Comment #41671760
> I just cannot see trading away these to maintain software. That's fine. Not everyone has to do OSS. It's similar to volunteering for charity (weak analogy).
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Comment #41467046
Recently, I was browsing an open source project I use a lot. "Sign in to search code on GitHub" was kinda discouraging to see. Sure, I can clone it and run grep/ripgrep - but somet…
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Comment #41057145
Curious: What does "writer's mind" mean with respect to deepening meditation practice?
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Comment #39274017
Thanks for this thread. It's sad that I will have to switch to another keyboard.
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Comment #38921145
Thanks a lot! :)
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Comment #38616315
Thanks, that's valuable
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Comment #38578663
The day Altium ends up running properly under Wine - is the day I remove the Windows installation on my device.
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Comment #38556444
This is true. I think I stopped pirating games - as soon as I could afford Steam games. Only rarely pirate games to "try" them out - then buy it on Steam. It also helps that they'v…
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Comment #38394582
I think that's one of the important features why I LOVE Rust! I recently wrote a Chip-8 emulator and creating an enum with all commands = AMAZING! (I come from C/Embedded world)
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Comment #38153543
I'm curious if open source TPM would mean easier side-channel attacks. What's the reason everyone is super hush-hush around how their Hardware Security works?
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Comment #37998465
and boredom, so the kids would venture into the field of interest on their own vs forced to do.
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Comment #37778329
eMMC usually has csd and ext_csd registers that tells information regarding wear level and such. It's easy to access these from Linux, but not sure how we would do it on Android.
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Comment #37018927
That man is really good at teaching/explaining SI concepts. He was my professor at my university and taught High Speed PCB design class. Lots of learning like the one you described…
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Comment #35943060
There's a yocto layer for Jetson - which gives you highly customizable OS. Yocto does have steep learning curve, so that's a showstopper.
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Comment #35639959
ADD: in short, it happens for "any" frequency. This is how a voltage signal propagates. However, for DC it happens once because you see "change" in voltage only once and that's it.…
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Comment #35639649
This is probably a good video for understanding - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icRzEZF3eZo