People have been arrested for far less. I dunno what the least offensive conviction has been though tbf. Anyone know?
Nah I think modern architecture is popular among many architects and unpopular with almost all of the public for the same reason modern art is: it justifies their existence. It gives them some clever thing to know that…
Right but that's not because modern architectural style has made the interiors better. It's mainly technological improvements that allow larger windows, bigger space, better insulation, etc. You can totally have a…
8MB is huge compared to the stacks we used to have when address spaces were 32-bit, but it's tiny compared to how much memory we can actually make use of now. The only real argument I can think of for having such a…
Those are x86. But yeah it does sound like it will be open.
Is that confirmed? Arm devices tend to be awkward to install your own OS on in general. E.g. look at Android phones. I mean Valve definitely are very open-source friendly but I wouldn't just assume.
Do any widely used languages guarantee tail call optimization? It's a pretty niche feature.
nRF5x also has completely configurable pins, and if you're worrying about awkward pinouts making PCB design slightly more annoying then you're definitely not in a cost sensitive project.
> Almost any embedded application needs mixed signal interfaces. For the vast majority of embedded applications you can simply pick an MCU that has the hardware peripherals they need. That's why XMOS was never very…
It's a stack overflow which means it's using recursion and for historical reasons that don't make sense any more, stacks are teeny tiny on 64-bit Linux - apparently only 8 MB on Linux! I'm not sure why they don't raise…
I mean, that should work... but you can see why that would be considered low priority right?
Yeah I agree - how would you ever know if this is real or if it's just some people saying "sure of course I can visually imagine things, just like dreams" and other people saying "omg I can't visually imagine things at…
> We already had big claims of the Turing test being passed in 2014 Nah there was that bullshit Loebner prize or whatever, but that was just shitty chatbots being "judged" by people asking questions like "how are you…
> Also, JPEG XL is two codecs bundled into one, That's an internal detail that doesn't really matter to anyone outside library implementors, or when you're choosing encode settings though. It's the same in Opus.…
It did that long before Elon took over. He's made it worse, sure. But it was never really usable at any point.
I assume this is at least partially vibe coded, but this is the first good vibe coded website I've seen. Amazing work.
Overrated surely? It's a pretty bog standard MCU, no wireless support, mediocre deep sleep. I don't know why you'd pick it over an ESP32 or nRF5x. The only standout feature is PIO which is definitely interesting but…
Well they'll still sell the data but "anonymised" like with phone location data. Better, but not fixed.
Presumably they scale the photo to the actual measured dimension though, so at worst it will make the car look a bit weird.
I'm sure this is right about all the technical things, but the stuff about the requirements of a format for the web misses the mark IMO. Normal people don't pick an image format based on whether it is suitable on the…
I disagree. This may be some niche thing that I've never heard of but a) it's still non-trivial; it still would have been science fiction to solve it a few years ago, and b) have you already forgotten the Navier Stokes…
I definitely think AI is going to change this. Astra is shockingly good at reverse engineering. I was working with a proprietary software library and I just asked it how some (poorly documented) function worked and it…
Safety is just an excuse for control, let's be real. Also your "best way" doesn't always work - often there are monopolies or oligopolies (e.g. in smartphones). Though I think for e-bikes that isn't the case, so yeah I…
You don't have to fully vibe code it. Most of this stuff doesn't take massive brains, it is just super tedious - especially the reverse engineering. I've never really had the patience for that (except one USB devices…
I'd say so. Do you want your results in a week or a day?
People have been arrested for far less. I dunno what the least offensive conviction has been though tbf. Anyone know?
Nah I think modern architecture is popular among many architects and unpopular with almost all of the public for the same reason modern art is: it justifies their existence. It gives them some clever thing to know that…
Right but that's not because modern architectural style has made the interiors better. It's mainly technological improvements that allow larger windows, bigger space, better insulation, etc. You can totally have a…
8MB is huge compared to the stacks we used to have when address spaces were 32-bit, but it's tiny compared to how much memory we can actually make use of now. The only real argument I can think of for having such a…
Those are x86. But yeah it does sound like it will be open.
Is that confirmed? Arm devices tend to be awkward to install your own OS on in general. E.g. look at Android phones. I mean Valve definitely are very open-source friendly but I wouldn't just assume.
Do any widely used languages guarantee tail call optimization? It's a pretty niche feature.
nRF5x also has completely configurable pins, and if you're worrying about awkward pinouts making PCB design slightly more annoying then you're definitely not in a cost sensitive project.
> Almost any embedded application needs mixed signal interfaces. For the vast majority of embedded applications you can simply pick an MCU that has the hardware peripherals they need. That's why XMOS was never very…
It's a stack overflow which means it's using recursion and for historical reasons that don't make sense any more, stacks are teeny tiny on 64-bit Linux - apparently only 8 MB on Linux! I'm not sure why they don't raise…
I mean, that should work... but you can see why that would be considered low priority right?
Yeah I agree - how would you ever know if this is real or if it's just some people saying "sure of course I can visually imagine things, just like dreams" and other people saying "omg I can't visually imagine things at…
> We already had big claims of the Turing test being passed in 2014 Nah there was that bullshit Loebner prize or whatever, but that was just shitty chatbots being "judged" by people asking questions like "how are you…
> Also, JPEG XL is two codecs bundled into one, That's an internal detail that doesn't really matter to anyone outside library implementors, or when you're choosing encode settings though. It's the same in Opus.…
It did that long before Elon took over. He's made it worse, sure. But it was never really usable at any point.
I assume this is at least partially vibe coded, but this is the first good vibe coded website I've seen. Amazing work.
Overrated surely? It's a pretty bog standard MCU, no wireless support, mediocre deep sleep. I don't know why you'd pick it over an ESP32 or nRF5x. The only standout feature is PIO which is definitely interesting but…
Well they'll still sell the data but "anonymised" like with phone location data. Better, but not fixed.
Presumably they scale the photo to the actual measured dimension though, so at worst it will make the car look a bit weird.
I'm sure this is right about all the technical things, but the stuff about the requirements of a format for the web misses the mark IMO. Normal people don't pick an image format based on whether it is suitable on the…
I disagree. This may be some niche thing that I've never heard of but a) it's still non-trivial; it still would have been science fiction to solve it a few years ago, and b) have you already forgotten the Navier Stokes…
I definitely think AI is going to change this. Astra is shockingly good at reverse engineering. I was working with a proprietary software library and I just asked it how some (poorly documented) function worked and it…
Safety is just an excuse for control, let's be real. Also your "best way" doesn't always work - often there are monopolies or oligopolies (e.g. in smartphones). Though I think for e-bikes that isn't the case, so yeah I…
You don't have to fully vibe code it. Most of this stuff doesn't take massive brains, it is just super tedious - especially the reverse engineering. I've never really had the patience for that (except one USB devices…
I'd say so. Do you want your results in a week or a day?