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hannesfur

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About hannesfur

I am CTO of Stillwind. We make AI tools for Electrical Engineers. I have a background in decentralized systems and networking. Contact me at hannes[@]stillwind.ai

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    Comment #49211064

    With that going on, it's hard to imagine there once was a time where the news paper publishers hat little to no signal on what actually sold news papers. Given that papers were onl…

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    Comment #48924179

    We have a focus on more complex ICs as we see them most relevant for this task. In that area we have ~95% of all components that are active (not EOL & recommended for new designs).…

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    Show HN: Stillwind – PCB part selection as constraint solving

    Hi HN, We run an electronic parts search engine, and Stillwind Builder is our attempt to automate the selection step itself: it turns a project description into a PCB bill of mater…

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    Comment #48751412

    Having worked on libp2p‘s DHT (Double Hashing for rust-libp2p) for a bit two years ago, it’s really great to see that there are improvements. To get to CDN level speeds though on d…

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    Comment #48587177

    It says 8 Arm Neoverse N2 cores in the blog post. So not directly ARM Cortex, derived from ARM Cortex-X3 but same family as NVIDIA Grace, Google Axion and AWS Graviton4.

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    Show HN: Stillwind – High Resolution Electronic Component Search

    We’ve spent the last couple of months building Stillwind Search, a search engine for electronic components that helps users find parts that fit even the most complex set of specifi…

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    Comment #47633099

    Not across all features, but certainly in specific ones. There are more advanced WiFi 6 chips, more advanced Bluetooth chips and faster MCUs. But they are all separate chips or com…

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    Comment #47633070

    It has become limited. Some have WiFi, some have Bluetooth but rarely both. There is the SiWx917M ( https://www.silabs.com/wireless/wi-fi/siwx917-wireless-socs ) by SiliconLabs tho…

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    Comment #47632999

    There is an ESP-C5 ( https://www.espressif.com/en/products/socs/esp32-c5 ) that supports 2.4 and 5 GHz dual-band WiFi. And unlike the ESP32-S31 you can buy it today.

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    Comment #47632675

    From the EXIF we can infer that every setting was left at the default. No exposure comp, no contrast, no HSL, no lens correction and a linear tone curve. Just the default Adobe Col…

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    Comment #47632457

    Looking at the EXIF (with exiftool) for the image uploaded by NASA ( https://www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/art002e00019... ), apparently this was taken by a Nikon D5 with…

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    Comment #46548137

    That’s fair but when there is an async version of the driver or Hal available it should be pretty straightforward to port it to synchronous, right? Maybe Claude code can even do it…

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    Comment #46548122

    I am a big fan of the embassy project and it’s a great example of why async Rust is so great: Because this is possible. It works without a heap, is a really low cost abstraction an…

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    Comment #46548079

    Maybe stuff has changed a lot in the last year but I didn’t experience that problem so far. For me it was the other way around mostly. Where did you encounter that?

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    Comment #46445289

    Interesting thought but you would need a lot of these gasses on the one hand and on the other hand it doesn’t help in working against the greenhouse effect. The greenhouse effect d…

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    Comment #46237046

    Maybe they felt the increase in capability is not worth of a bigger version bump. Additionally pre-training isn't as important as it used to be. Most of the advances we see now pro…

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    Comment #46100334

    This course is actually mandatory in the first year of the CS undergraduate program here at ETH. I remember it very fondly for its great (and passionate) lecture and the hands on e…

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    Comment #45602781

    These seem like the first features that Rust in Linux bring to the Rust language that are not almost exclusively useful to the kernel. In my perception the focus on bringing featur…

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    Comment #45602750

    It's great that they finally target all three mayor platforms! Let's see how developers using Windows treat them. I used to be a Neovim purist, spending days on my config and I hav…

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    Comment #45595430

    It's great that they finally target all three mayor platforms! Let's see how developers using Windows treat them. I used to be a Neovim purist, spending days on my config and I hav…

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    Comment #45594901

    That's sadly true, over in x86 land things don't look much better in my opinion. The corresponding accelerators on modern Intel and AMD CPUs (the "Copilot PCs") are very difficult …

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    Comment #45593857

    Edit: Foundation Models use the Neural Engine. They are referring to a Neural Engine compatible K/V cache in this announcement: https://machinelearning.apple.com/research/introduci…

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    Comment #45593843

    You probably wouldn’t with a Pro but you might between an iPad Pro and an MacBook Air. With the foundation models API they basically said that there will be one size of model for t…

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    Comment #45593799

    Very cool! Since it’s possible to train foundation model adapters, is a library for user fine tunes possible?