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Where can a poorfag like myself get a 1060 for cheap? I've had it with this shitty AMD card
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>>61255619
Stop being poor
Wait for free market to fix poverty
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>>61255619
get a job
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>>61255619
Looks like a barge to me.
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What does /g/ think of the RED phone announcement. Are you poorfags still using a 2D screen?
tl;dr Expensive cinema camera maker announces £1000 phone with magical revolutionary holographic display that also attaches modules to become a full fledged cinema camera
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What about battery life?
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>>61255643
Battery modules will definitely be a thing, no word of the internal battery but with a 5.7" screen it ought to be pretty sizeable.
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What is the easiest and cheapest way to power a 45W monitor in a place with zero electricity for about 4 hours a day?
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>>61255410
Probably a gasoline alternator, they are cheap (about 200€) and give 1-2kW
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Great chance it has a 12v power supply. If it does you could use a lead/acid battery
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Just got one of these bad boys to start learning some ARM assembly.
Microcontrollers, Arduinos, whatever.
What're your latest projects?
Why is AVR better than PIC?
Has ARM obsoleted all other microcontrollers to legacy?
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>>61255419
>Why is AVR better than PIC?
thats where youre wrong kiddo
but foreal tho no one would use that shit when you can get an stm32 on a board with power supply for $2 off ebay
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RISCV DOA. Why would anyone buy that inferior shit when you can just buy an equally capable ARM cortex for half the price?
If RISCV started putting out their first chips 5-10 years ago, it'd be a different story, but BTFO by ARM cortex.
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For 1980 yen or 17.47 US Dollars, you, too could temporarily become the Elf of your Dreams by buying these Elf Earphones.
http://www.thanko.jp/shopdetail/000000002828
What do you say, /g/? Are you up for it?
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They look like bat ears
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>>61255150
Fuck off, weeb
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>elves
>white
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code monkeys making useful application 2017-07-07 07:37:49 Post No.61254972
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>2017
>not programming in MATLAB
Try translating this into one of your inferior languages: (protip: you can't)%% initialize
syms a1 a2 r1 r2 % declare symbolic variables
a = [a1; a2]; % 2x1 vector, contains two angles
r = [r1; r2]; % 2x1 vector, contains two lengths
%% position of end point
x = [r1*cos(a1)+r2*cos(a2); r1*sin(a1)+r2*sin(a2)]; % 2x1 vector
% / r1 cos(a1) + r2 cos(a2) \
% x = | |
% \ r1 sin(a1) + r2 sin(a2) /
%% jacobian
J = jacobian(x, a); % 2x2 matrix
% / -r1 sin(a1), -r2 sin(a2) \
% J = | |
% \ r1 cos(a1), r2 cos(a2) /
% how the jacobian is made:
% J(1,1) = first row of x is derived with respect to a1
% J(1,2) = first row of x is derived with respect to a2
% J(2,1) = second row of x is derived with respect to a1
% J(2,2) = second row of x is derived with respect to a2
%% substitute angles
angle = [deg2rad(0); deg2rad(90)]; % 2x1 vector
J1 = subs(J, a, angle); % replace symbols from 'a' with doubles from 'angle'
% / 0, -r2 \
% J1 = | |
% \ r1, 0 /
%% substitute lengths
radius = [1; 2]; % 2x1 vector
J1 = subs(J1, r, radius); % replace symbols from 'r' with doubles from 'radius'
% / 0, -2 \
% J1 = | |
% \ 1, 0 /
I am aware that most of you are simple code monkeys without any formal education in basic mathematics, so you can ask me if something is not clear.
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matlab is great for matrices and signal processing. Use the tool for the job.
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>>61254972
umm.. numpy exists sweetie
talk to me when you can make SVM classifiers in matlab
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>>61254972
it's mostly bulshit and very slow but noone actually cares, it doesn't even have many important built in functions like Remez
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How do I become an ISP?
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>>61254643
get money/investment
So, in your NEET case, not going to happen.
...NEXT
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1. be romanian
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>>61254643
>54643 [Reply]▶
i, also would like to know
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Can someone redpill me on LastPass? They've been around for a long time now and never had a leak where actual passwords were compromised. KeePass is fine but kind of a pain to constantly update a Dropbox file and find extensions that work.
Is it really a big deal if I use this to store bullshit like my passwords to online stores and Dominos?
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>>61254446
>They've been around for a long time now and never had a leak where actual passwords were compromised.
That's not true.
Anyway, just write down passwords on a piece of notepaper if you want. It's safer.
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>>61254446
Our company uses it and I think it's great atleast for organizations. Started using it myself and it has a lot of cool features. I use 2FA on all important accounts anyway so a leak could not damage me drastically even if someone got all my passwords.
I have not explored any alternatives though.
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> a pain to constantly update a Dropbox file
Wait, do you upload it manually or what? Install Dropbox client.
> and find extensions that work
Works on my machine.
The only possibly useful benefit of highly centralised password storage like LastPass is "secure" password sharing.
Just solve the captcha 7 times or pay me every month lmao
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>being this poor
No excuse anon
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>>61254841
Honestly, good for him.
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I need a new router. Preferably has *bsd as a base and a good firewall
What are my options?
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>>61254351
bonus points: no backdoors
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pfSense is your best choice. You can buy the hardware from them with pfSense installed or build your own.
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>>61254377
Is the SG1000 a good option? How does if fare against a RasPi or a BananaPi?
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What happened to the god of comfy OS's, Windows Mobile?
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>>61254246
who cares
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>>61254246
you should ask
>what happened to the god of comfy OS's, Windows CE?
instead.
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Its not like people were ever going to chose windows when they finally had a choice for once
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http://www.pcworld.com/article/3190137/computers/prices-of-ssds-and-dram-will-crash-in-2019-gartner-predicts.html
>The prices of PCs, smartphones, and tablets are going up, with higher component prices to blame. Shortages in DRAM, flash, batteries and displays are hitting buyers in the wallet.
>Minor relief is in sight next year when prices of memory and NAND flash—which is used in SSDs—will start to gradually decline. But prices will plummet big time in 2019, predicted Jon Erensen, research director for semiconductors at Gartner.
Wew lad. I can('t) wait.
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>>61254298
wew lad
I'm glad I didn't fall for the meme
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Not gonna be building my rig for a while but I literally bought my ram today. The prices are already high and I don't want to wait for them to get even higher.
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>>61254343
>have to wait 2 years for proper 1TB SSD to hit <$100 price range
I just hope my current HDD/SSD lasts long enough.
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Where does Terry lives? It seems he lives in a deserty area
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Arizona
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He mentally lives in Zimbabwe, but physically, Arizona.
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>>61254124
You fucking faggots need to get a general going so you can jerk each other off at tormenting a mentally ill man.
>>>/kys/
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X does not have a type? 2017-07-07 05:46:28 Post No.61254064
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>>61254064
scope
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20458720/how-to-access-a-global-variable-within-a-local-scope
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Looks like a compiler quirk. Declare x with a value.
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>>61254079
it's not a problem with the main function's access. the compiler doesn't even make it that far.
>>61254081
supposed I wanted to define x in another cpp file?
Anonymous
ITT we laugh/cry at shitty computer/tech deals 2017-07-07 05:26:22 Post No.61253897
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ULTRA-FAST-Gaming-PC-Quad-Core-i7-Computer-SSD-16GB-Windows-10-Intel-Desktop-PC-/172732565223
>GT 710
>help
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>>61253897
This thread wasn't worth killing another.
Why waste breathe on stupid shit that's just not worth it?
You should've posted this on reddit/facebook and the retarded mass would've bought into this.
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>>61253897
desu to sell these on ebay you need to cheapout a lot. ebay, paypal and shipping fees probably take up 25% of that computer.
Nevermind the retards who buy these things and then try send it back when it stops working after they download coolwallpaper.exe
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>>61253897
>Intel Core I7-2600 3.40/3.80GHz