Left school in Boston. Got a job in Rhode Island. Nine months in and I got bored. Started looking at jobs on Craigslist. Didn’t find anything local. Started scrolling down the cities in the right column. Made it alphabetically down to Seattle. Never been.
Got the job, moved.
Lived here for 15 years. Bought a house, met my wife. Found a place where I feel like I always belonged.
If they close the strait while you’re in the middle of it, are you stuck?
Every search result I found links back to this exact screenshot.
I’m going to assume 90% of this is ragebait. Like tide pods or whatever.
It takes 29 microseconds for sound to travel 1cm. That’s eons in electronics world. The phone you use is probably doing an operation every .0005us or faster.
Also, that style of headphone is a lot less complicated than ANC headphones. They just have a microphone/speaker pass through and an envelope-follower that detects peaks in the audio wave. If the peak is over a threshold, shut off the speaker. The headphones block the sound just like classic hearing protection.
They also may potentially benefit from a small buffer, so everything you’re hearing is a little delayed. Gives the circuit more time to react, though I’m not sure that’s necessary.
It has been an “imminent threat” for the past 40 years. Not sure they understand the meaning of the word “imminent.”
I don’t understand, why wouldn’t the AI simply write its own version of whatever software it needs to license?
Have I got a video for you!
Edit: with narration https://youtu.be/fPF4fBGNK0U
My camera has a prime lens. Thought I had cropped it enough.
I legit heard a news anchor say “and what it could mean for your weekend” on the TV at a bar recently, so they’re keeping it alive.
Bought it in 2018. Tried to convince him to buy a Kia.
Guy randomly stopped me to ask me how I like my Model 3 when I was getting out of it in a parking lot last week. First time that’s happened in like 6 years.
Thanks for the extended write up! I’m starting to get more of a feel for what the conpiler is doing behind the scenes.
I was going to ask a follow-up question about why there are instances of generics in traits that are never used:
// I2C SDA pin
pub trait SDAPin<I2C> {
fn setup(&self);
}
But I think I get it. This allows multiple nearly identical implementations of this trait that vary only by the concrete type used.
This lets the macro implicitly tie certain hardware pins to certain register banks while maintaining a common setup() function for the SDAPin trait.
Neat!
Watching video: Wow, that’s long! Oh…it covers multiple topics, so it’s just the first section…oh.
Thanks for the link! It seems like I need to read up more on the object oriented stuff. I’ve never even worked with trait objects nor dynamic dispatch.
Pizza place nearby in college had a wrong number listed on their website. Fortunately the site’s header was a photo of the restaurant which included a neon sign of the correct phone number.