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The tinySA® wiki provides information about the tinySA Ultra, also known as the tinySA4. These small spectrum analyzers and signal generators have some impressive features. The tinySA Basic includes a 2.8-inch screen, two inputs for frequency ranges, and switchable resolution bandpass filters. The tinySA Ultra offers a 4-inch screen, a wider frequency range up to […]
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Late last year, the author came up with the idea for a novel CSS compressor called cssfact. This program takes CSS input and outputs compressed CSS with fewer rules. The level of compression can be adjusted based on the desired number of rules. The program only affects style rules and leaves non-style rules untouched. The […]
At our company, we prioritize security and ensure the protection of our systems from potential vulnerabilities. Our dedicated team of experts works tirelessly to identify any loopholes and rectify them promptly. We believe in staying one step ahead of any potential threats or attacks to maintain a secure environment for our customers. We are committed […]
Merkle CRDTs are a class of CRDTs that use Merkle Trees and DAGs to track concurrent edits. The Merkle-DAG model represents CRDTs as a growing DAG of Merkle nodes, while the Merkle Search Tree (MST) maintains an ordered set of keys. These structures have advantages such as reducing data sent over the network, immutability for […]
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Celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D is facing a trial over allegations of copyright infringement in the tattoo industry. Photographer Jeff Sedlik has filed a lawsuit claiming that Von D used his iconic photo of Miles Davis without permission for a tattoo she inked on her friend. Sedlik’s case is the first to consider whether […]
The content discusses a bug in the shim software that retrieves files via HTTP or related protocols. The bug occurs when the code mistakenly uses header information for buffer allocation, but uses protocol metadata to copy the data. This results in an out-of-bounds write. To fix this issue, a patch has been introduced that adds […]
Steamboat Willie, one of the earliest cartoons with synchronized sound, has recently entered the public domain. The cartoon’s soundtrack has an interesting quality when listened to on YouTube – it sounds distorted due to flutter, an unstable playback or recording speed. The author explores this flutter distortion and attempts to find a solution to reduce […]
In the world of vector databases, it seems like there are countless options available. But when will we reach the point of having too many choices? While the field can be overwhelming, the real challenge lies in solving the problems surrounding vector retrieval. There are issues like intent classification, inference and reranking, diversity, and lexical […]
The author begins by questioning the necessity of using LaTeX and suggests alternative options such as Markdown+MathJax or textile+MathJax. They emphasize the importance of producing HTML output instead of PDFs, which may be difficult to read on small screens or inaccessible in the future. They encourage the use of tools like LaTeXML and tex4ht for […]