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Comment #47556458
Many airlines are going much further than this, for instance Virgin Atlantic ban you from either charging or charging from any power bank, and you can't keep them in the overhead l…
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Comment #46406642
TFA does directly mention the NPU "Arm-China Zhouyi: 30 TOPS (Dedicated)" "you cannot simply use standard versions of PyTorch or TensorFlow out of the box. You must use the NeuralO…
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Comment #46253363
Really neat clean code! I like the single C file, but Docker if you want all the examples approach, that's really convenient for embedded. Test coverage looks good as well, be inte…
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Comment #45404329
It would be operating off rectified DC (like an induction hob) or using a SMPS operating at ultrasonic frequencies to deliver a lower DC voltage, you wouldn't get the 50Hz buzz eve…
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Comment #45322648
The best part I find about ChargerLab teardowns is identifying all the passive and discrete components. Western distributors tend to only stock western/japanese brands of these, bu…
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Comment #44844893
It can, it just needs the two resistors, which is the cheapest possible thing the standards committee could have asked manufacturers to do. USB-C gets complicated at the high end, …
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Comment #43802022
I think the most recent surge is due to LLMs, the only way to (easily) apply them is to have some form of code like textual representation of your problem domain so "circuits as co…
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Comment #43509220
The article links to a Linux implementation that does it with off the shelf WiFi hardware. You do need specific features in the hardware/firmware, but there are consumer devices th…
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Comment #43397745
The cable is cooled by a mix of water and glycol, which runs through the cable and also cools the connector pins. Tesla use this in their supercharger cables, as without it the cab…
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Comment #42688080
Marimo does this for python, by tracking dependencies. https://marimo.io/
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Comment #42584200
This is really well documented with lovely schematics, and the link in the github to the proper "korg style" toggle switches [1] on AliExpress is worth the read. The code [2] is ve…
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Comment #41337893
Smallest Swissbit do is 512MB, but that's as it's SLC flash so far lower capacity. https://www.swissbit.com/en/products/product-finder/products... Looking at pricing, 1GB is only a…
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Comment #39914513
Brushless drone motors suffer from too high a kV (~operating RPM), needing a lot of gear reduction for this kind of application, but I take your point about volume. Gimbal motors (…
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Comment #39011206
Reducing the RAM requirement to 8GB to fit this on my Macbook Air M2 (with room left for other running apps), I get the same figure (66 GB/s) regardless of the number of threads. I…
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Comment #37805040
You can "freeze" micropython modules and have them saved in flash with Micropython, where flash only stores the precompiled bytecode. If your module contains stored data in the for…
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Comment #37373079
Some other existing options in this space (not all web based) are - https://pymeasure.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ python Framework for running science experiments, getting hardware t…
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Comment #36355070
If its "just storage", how is it any better for this application than a zip file?
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Comment #36352564
This sales pitch ignores cloudflare workers, which sound pretty similar to me, with both webassembly and key-value storage. The distinguishing part of the articles option seems to …
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Comment #36175212
Texas Instruments has also done interesting work in this area with "Compute Through Power Loss" where they use the non volatile FRAM in some MSP430s as working memory [1] I don't t…
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Comment #35076213
There is the mikrobus, grove, and qwiic connectors, all of which will be GPIO, I2C and likely (for Mikrobus) SPI as well. The reason the SoC says "up to 170" as they are multiplexe…
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Comment #34594562
Its (presumed) competitor, MIPI-CSI is not open source either. SLVS-EC looks easier to interface with an FPGA at least, presumably the voltage levels are closer to standard, unlike…
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Comment #31260337
For production,its best to specify the important properties as you say, then let the contract manufacturer figure it out, rather than spend ages finding the cheapest 100nF 10V X5R …
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Comment #25986907
There is hardware available with the same microcontroller (ESP32) in a thick watch style case, but I don't know if anyone has ported meshtastic to it yet. On the face of it, power …
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Comment #25493199
Very interesting how they made this work on iOS, given so many failed (before the Apple/Google protocol was released). A lot of the design documentation references the UK market, I…
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Comment #25398552
The DDC interface, which is an I2C bus that allows for bidirectional communications to read EDID data, so you know what you are plugging into. Hot plug detection via the HPD line, …