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The reasons were the chronic lack of wheat, especially hard varieties, lack of milk and cheese producing culture and technologies, lack of fresh vegetables and culture and storage and logistic technologies, lack of meat, lack of customers, lack of common sense etc.
Who needs pizza when you can stand in line for six hours and buy a blue chicken carcass consisting of bones and bones?
It's not the answer to the question that's interesting, but the questioner himself.
However, he was not the only one, and in the end there were no others at all.
In any translation, his texts lose their meaning; now he is interesting only as another example of the work of the totalitarian selection of the “new useful people”.
https://bartovation.com/product/other-lab-supplies/diffracti...
The other thing is unclear:
Why gnaw on diffraction sheets?
Will this make chocolate taste better? Will this improve your health? It's all very exciting and mysterious.
Google, of course, is very big, angry and bad, but there is no need to search for what is on the manufacturer’s website:
And the hardest things are in peripheral.
Any modern microcontroller it will give you the opportunity to learn a lot of useful things about peripheral devices. You can start with any really good modern 8-bits micro like Microchip's 2nd generation of ATTiny, so you'll have in your hands a lot of very powerful interesting smart peripherals: hardware event system, small programmable logic, different timers, good ADC etc.
The only rational additional consideration here is that your target platform should be popular, well documented and supported by the manufacturer.
Then will be time for some Cortex-M0 device with DMA.
Then you'll decide where to go further :)
"So we had them replaced, at a fair price, by a small local business. Which is something that modern capitalism is trying to make impossible"
And then there was lot of blah-blah-blah about small local business which thanks to those "modern capitalism" is possible and exists. But what is "fair price" is still unknown from whose point of view it is fair.
So, let use the same style (it is the style, yeah):
If you want to rise popularity of your blog in many modern capitalism countries, always start any blog record with any form of modern capitalism blaming :)
It's just that sometimes orcas don't like yachts :(
This is explainable and understandable at least.
Especially since this is a dogfight and not an air-to-air missile exchange.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controlled_atmosphere
And, yes, thanks to CA fruits and vegetables are really fresh at shelves, because a CA is about controlling of natural processes of ripening. Till CA adoption USA imported about 90% apples out of season. Now less than 5% only.
It's one of the greatest invention and applied science over the past 100 years.
So, it's good that the personal involvement of the illustrious Elon turns even obvious political influence operations into a circus with talking horses and scary clowns.
It's good :)
BLDC + motor control + sensorless
CORDIC is a de facto standard algorithm in the relevant application area.
Infineon explains algorithms compactly and clearly:
https://www.infineon.com/dgdl/AP1610510_CORDIC_Algorithm.pdf
Microchip gives an idea of where and what the algorithm is used for:
https://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/aemDocuments/documents/O...
CORDIC hardware accelerators are found in many microcontrollers designed to control electric motors.
256 means 1/4 of kilo- only.
Cluster? A cluster is basically anything. Take 100 bricks and stack them nicely, it will be a cluster of 100 bricks. But it won't even be a barn.
It's boring, girls :)
There is no point in hating such nonsense, but it is worth fearing.
I saw at the top in the comments "Skeeto is a legend", this is the best compliment.
My sincere gratitude to the author.
But this is not a conclusion in any sense. This is the premise of the entire RISC-V project. Because RISC-V is just an abstraction to teach and learn machine-level aspects of programming regardless of the specific processors available on the market. Donald Knuth has the same, MMIX. In addition it is difficult to say what innovations there may be in the RISС processor instruction system.
Well...
For professional embedded programmers, faith in silver bullets disappears with the growth of professionalism.
You can alt-tab between them on a single screen, you can switch or swipe virtual desktops with them, you can do anything, a result will be the same.
There are no advantages because of this sameness.
For example, https://ams.com/wireless-sensor-tags-interfaces
Yep, fingers are fat for sure, but the sense is different, it's a kind of fat greasy meat fingers.
Well, what to do now?
But at the same time, you need to feed snobbery so that you get a safe mixture of 80% immaturity and 20% snobbery.
Let’s add two drops of self-deprecation, that boring feeling of “I don’t have blue bubbles, I’m worthless and a loser.”
And now you can take a large bag for money and leave it open - they will fill it themselves, tie it and send it to the address :)
Well, the time has come.
Moreover, according to the ECPD's engineering definition (or to an any other commonly accepted and accepted by the engineering community definition) those fancy "prompt engineering" is pure anti-engineering at all.
This disdain for engineering is something of a tragedy. And it is also the result of the "washout" of engineering from post-industrial societies.
After all, it was possible to time such a large symbolic burning of logistics for the Elbakyan's EFF award.
Because The Absurdity must be brought to the limit.