The extra 30 minutes will be spent chatting with the AI as if it's your best friend.
Abstractions are one thing, not putting any effort into learning is another. People worry about the latter.
Sounds like a good usecase for WebNFC.
You probably don't need any Web hardware API for that, just WebRTC.
Having WebUSB and WebBle everywhere would allow me to ship my IoT application via web only. That would be a win for my productivity, no more messing about with app store shenanigans.
Are you really asking this? For real? You're shooting the messenger.
Low cost ARM M series microcontrollers are ubiquitous, and they're all immensely more powerful than the lunar lander computer.
I distinctly remember how it was the bare minimum. You'd mount a disk or open a plain text file, and there'd be a lot of strange characters that weren't decoded properly.
Professional embedded developer and Arduino afficionado here: the amount of misinformation and hot takes here is astounding. First, Arduino is aimed at making technology usable for non-engineers. The ease of use makea…
How is asking for user consent insufficient? I smell Apple propaganda.
Sweet, WebBLE and WebUSB on iOS let's go.
I've taken a few graduate courses at Stanford MS&E through their non degree program, and I give the experience three thumbs up.
He tweeted every step of the way though the airport. The tweet timestamps do not match with his tall tale. When asked about it in several interviews recently, he claims he doesn't remember the details too well,…
Hasan's story is totally fabricated, so that's a bad example.
Destiny fan?
Under parts selection.. Even considering the PIC 16F. Why.
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This seems to come up in every discussion of quantum entanglement. It doesn't travel faster than the speed of light. Information can't travel faster than c. No need to worry about Trisolarans.
If this is the lesson where you're introducing pointers to students, you're probably doing them a disservice. Reminds me of my engineering professors who were bored with the material, so they dove straight into…
Just putting it out there for people who care about the quality of information they consume.
I made a hearing aid app for the iPhone nearly 10 years ago. It was nearly impossible to get anybody to pay $10 or less for it.Also, there is/was a FDA exception for mobile apps, which kind of obviated the need for the…
I paid for the futo keyboard, and it has been mostly fine so far. My only gripe is that there isn't a chinese input method yet.
You've bought into the propaganda. China orchestrated a massive disinformation campaign to deflect responsibility. They played the race card when flights to China were stopped. This all worked masterfully on left…
The most surprising IR controlled device I've seen lately is a butt plug. Avoiding FCC testing for the win.
Assemblies with a lot of screws require manual labor, thereby increasing cost. I think what you actually mean is stuff that is specifically designed not to be serviced by being held together with glue, etc.
The extra 30 minutes will be spent chatting with the AI as if it's your best friend.
Abstractions are one thing, not putting any effort into learning is another. People worry about the latter.
Sounds like a good usecase for WebNFC.
You probably don't need any Web hardware API for that, just WebRTC.
Having WebUSB and WebBle everywhere would allow me to ship my IoT application via web only. That would be a win for my productivity, no more messing about with app store shenanigans.
Are you really asking this? For real? You're shooting the messenger.
Low cost ARM M series microcontrollers are ubiquitous, and they're all immensely more powerful than the lunar lander computer.
I distinctly remember how it was the bare minimum. You'd mount a disk or open a plain text file, and there'd be a lot of strange characters that weren't decoded properly.
Professional embedded developer and Arduino afficionado here: the amount of misinformation and hot takes here is astounding. First, Arduino is aimed at making technology usable for non-engineers. The ease of use makea…
How is asking for user consent insufficient? I smell Apple propaganda.
Sweet, WebBLE and WebUSB on iOS let's go.
I've taken a few graduate courses at Stanford MS&E through their non degree program, and I give the experience three thumbs up.
He tweeted every step of the way though the airport. The tweet timestamps do not match with his tall tale. When asked about it in several interviews recently, he claims he doesn't remember the details too well,…
Hasan's story is totally fabricated, so that's a bad example.
Destiny fan?
Under parts selection.. Even considering the PIC 16F. Why.
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This seems to come up in every discussion of quantum entanglement. It doesn't travel faster than the speed of light. Information can't travel faster than c. No need to worry about Trisolarans.
If this is the lesson where you're introducing pointers to students, you're probably doing them a disservice. Reminds me of my engineering professors who were bored with the material, so they dove straight into…
Just putting it out there for people who care about the quality of information they consume.
I made a hearing aid app for the iPhone nearly 10 years ago. It was nearly impossible to get anybody to pay $10 or less for it.Also, there is/was a FDA exception for mobile apps, which kind of obviated the need for the…
I paid for the futo keyboard, and it has been mostly fine so far. My only gripe is that there isn't a chinese input method yet.
You've bought into the propaganda. China orchestrated a massive disinformation campaign to deflect responsibility. They played the race card when flights to China were stopped. This all worked masterfully on left…
The most surprising IR controlled device I've seen lately is a butt plug. Avoiding FCC testing for the win.
Assemblies with a lot of screws require manual labor, thereby increasing cost. I think what you actually mean is stuff that is specifically designed not to be serviced by being held together with glue, etc.