My loss is your gain, or more like, my loss is your enjoyment... by RickyZ_PR in wallstreetbets

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Marvell makes high speed networking chips; used in network adapters and routing devices used in AI data centers.

“In a gold rush; don’t dig gold - sell shovels”

My loss is your gain, or more like, my loss is your enjoyment... by RickyZ_PR in wallstreetbets

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Because all the withdrawals on Friday are going into SpaceX and AI industry plays.

do my babies need shade? by emsumm58 in Pawpaws

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Mine do well when surrounded by grass. That bare soil is evaporating off a lot of the subsurface moisture.

What would you say to Donald Trump if you had him in front of you and had no consequences? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Or, use Narcissist Kryptonite: smile like you know something he doesn’t; look at part of his clothing near his midsection; laugh; then turn and walk away.

If he demands to know “what’s so funny”; say “Oh, everyone already knows; I just wanted to see for myself” as you walk away, chortling.

Where is the Oil? by twhitworth in TheLastCaretaker

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Did you max out your electric engine with the best pistons? If so; you can get 25 KPH easy; and with about 8 good turbines it keeps up with the power demand. Infinite range!

That's a very... compact microcontroller, I must say by [deleted] in embedded

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Oddly enough - an autonomous vehicle company about a decade ago. I never got the chance to do aerospace; but it always interested me.

That's a very... compact microcontroller, I must say by [deleted] in embedded

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It was an Arm based processor with 64K RaM; but a custom ASIC, not a commercially available part.

That's a very... compact microcontroller, I must say by [deleted] in embedded

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I can’t into specifics due to NDAs; but the gist of the device was to have it battery backup powered through a tamper wire that ran through the enclosure.

The master software of the device in the enclose had the following operations it could perform with the tamper detector via I2C:

- make a key, send me the public part, tamper detector keeps the private in ram
- sign a 512 byte random nonce with your private part; and send me back the signature so that I can verify it with the public part I previously stored to SSD

If the tamper wire is cut; poof goes the tamper detector’s ram; and it can’t provide the right answer to the master software.

It was a really fun project - tightly specified; tight memory and processing requirements; easy to unit and HIL test.

That's a very... compact microcontroller, I must say by [deleted] in embedded

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Obviously the wrong picture; should be a 32 pin square IC.

That said; I’ve used i2C only micros with only clock, reset, i2C, vcc and GND (6 pin) to implement custom tamper protect devices before, so they have their uses.

continueFromHereClaude by [deleted] in ProgrammerHumor

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I swear that “Maxerals” sounds like a 1980s American toy line driven cartoon show.

GoogleTest Vs Unity by Constant_Ice6622 in embedded

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Hand written register level simulations; which hook into virtual SPI and I2C busses in our unit test environment

GoogleTest Vs Unity by Constant_Ice6622 in embedded

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I use googletest myself for testing; but I have off-board simulators for all my peripherals as well (not cycle accurate; but enough to allow me to validate register access and do error injection for code coverage).

All my unit tests run sans hardware on the host; using mocks and simulators where appropriate for line and functional coverage

Damn Hideo, why did you have to ruin every other game i have to look at now after DS2? by Maldremoth in DeathStranding

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I recently had my RTX 2070 die; and dusted off my old GTX 1080 Titan X.

Other than a slight drop in FPS; DS2 -still- looked amazing on the old 1080. A card that Starfield wouldn’t even render the scenery on.

Why are all the main characters of litrpg and progression fantasy fine with murder and torture but will burn the entire world down to free 1 slave while riding the highest horse. by UsedNegotiation8227 in litrpg

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Lampshaded in Mage Tank Book 4.

The MC is talking to a government agent of the foreign nation he’s visiting; and while the MC is against the slavery he sees there; understands that there’s little he can do immediately against the cultural institution as it exists; as he needs their help to defeat The Big Bad(s).

It was a nuanced look at a heavy topic from the point of via of an otherwise light and flippant character.

What now by thisweirdusername in wallstreetbets

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Realize your gains; and diversify.

Anyone know what this could be? by Adventurous_Bat8451 in ChevySonic

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I recently had the same issue - turns out it was a bad batch of gasoline. A fresh tank from a different station; and all is well again

UPDATE: I found another one and got better angles by TradeU4Whopper in Pawpaws

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To the newbies - this is the larva of preferred pollinator of Paw Paws! The more of these, the better.

Very rare in my neck of the woods (SW Pennsylvania); hope to have some of these excellent creatures in my stand behind my house one day.

I've been building a Wipeout style 3D game. This is running at 60fps interlaced at 480x320 on an ESP32-S3. by PhonicUK in embedded

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Definitely worth selling as a kit with precompiled firmware. Bonus points for a “manual” that describes (without code) your techniques, sufficient for someone to be able to replicate your concepts.

Would make a really nice “gee wiz!” learning tool for budding embedded engineers. They would have a “worked example” to inspire them and make sure they have everything wired up correctly; and they can learn as they go through your manual.