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Deeplight Technology Bluetooth protocol BQB certification services
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Bluetooth BQB certification is a routine projects now. Most of Bluetooth BQB certification are end product certification. For many end product BQB certifications, only the lowest layer RF testing +top layer application profiles testing are required, which is easy to testing.

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So, who will test the Buetooth protocol stack layer? Generally,Bluetooth chip companies\Bluetooth solution companies\Bluetooth protocol stack software development companies need testing Buetooth protocol stack layer.

Deeplight Technology has a case which Bluetooth product need testing profile and RF to protocol.

(1) The lowest Bluetooth physical layer:RF, RF-PHY.

(2) Intermediate protocol stack layer: BB, LL, LMP, L2CAP, HCI, SDP, GAP, SM, GATT, ATT, etc.

(3) The top layer application profiles: such as A2DP, HFP, HSP, AVRCP, GAVDP, OPP, FTP, HID, etc.

A end Bluetooth product contains controller part and host part. The controller part contains radio frequency and controller protocol, and the host part contains host protocol and profile part. The Bluetooth BQB certification types that can be selected End Product or Component or Subsystem (Host\controller\profile these 3 types), you can choose Bluetooth BQB certification type according to your needs.

In terms of testing, RF testing can be done by RF testing systems, and the host part can also be tested by PTS. But for the controller protocol part, currently only the sniffer Bluetooth Protocol Analyzers EBQ can meet all the testing cases requirements.

Through the Bluetooth Protocol Analyzers EBQ protocol analysis and packet capture and decoding tool, the communication data of 79 BR/EDR channels and 40 BLE can be captured at real time, and all the Bluetooth protocol analysis processing can be displayed, which can quickly solve the BUG that appears.

Email: Jl@dlcer.comOfficial website: www.dlcer.com
The strong asymptomatic spread of this virus, however, makes these decisions more complicated and less individualistic than “what happens to me if I catch it”.
This response is not quite right. "It's only completeness [...]" sentence does not make sense.

CH is independent of ZFC, period, as proved by Cohen. Talking about 'semantic level' does not make sense.

CH is an example of the incompleteness of ZFC. There are models of ZFC in which CH is true and models in which CH is false.
I know of a guy that owns 20% of TSLA that will use this liquidity event to unload some shares. You can count on it, I’m sure his creditors are!
Can you elaborate on all of that? I'm unfamiliar with "RTL", "iHDL", "740", "810", "815", I assume "LCD" is lowest-common-denominator?
So you haven't bought a smartphone, computer, camera, etc? Give me a break. You should boycott australian goods too. It's committed genocide and stole land/resources from the aborigines and got rich selling resources to china.
It is the bank's job to be doing due diligence and validating identities and authentication and authorizations(1), that is why they charge us for the privilege of keeping our money. They just figured it is cheaper to skip that validation and attempt to extort you for their losses caused by their incompetence.

In the US banks have managed to pass laws so they're entitled only to upsides of risk taking but pass on all downsides to customers and the public.

(1) standard security protocol stuff:
- identity: I am person X

- authentication: I prove that the person claiming to be X is actually X (in the US, this step is almost always skipped because, hey, they lobby government and you don't)

- authorization: the person that has been confirmed to be X has permissions to do the task they're attempting to do
Top spots might be for sale like supermarket shelving. IRL Ryzen 5 5600X reaches 1572 single core, and Ryzen 9 5950X scores 1639. AMD is king of both single and multi R23.
My biggest problem with this is the domain name. If you say "oh by", a vanishingly small amount of people will translate this to "0x". And you can't say "oh ex dot co", because the URL has both a 0 and a O in it - which will also always be ambiguous when written down. So you have to say something like "zero ex dot co", which I suppose is fine, but it has a lot of extra syllables.
If Docker can run on Raspberry Pi's ARM chips, it can run on Mac ARM chips. I expect we'll see this working very soon after the new Macs start to arrive.
Through QEMU
Sure. Their biggest production line is probably the robots that are at work in their warehouses. But it's all still a rounding error for the core Ecommerce & data center businesses.
There is no shortage of dry ice. The input (CO2) is a byproduct of industrial processes (ethanol in particular) and so the market is completely glutted. It is also used for a number of industrial process so there is plenty of infrastructure to produce it in any city.
Climate change is a global phenomenon and therefore impacts everything. Every event is impacted by our planet warming.
It means both:

Speak, friend, and enter.

Speak "friend" and enter.

Without punctuation it would be a pun in addition to being a riddle and the instructions.
> hesitant to share about my burnout publicly

Wish this weren’t the case! The more open and okay we are with it the less perceived stigma there will be. We should consider it as typical and normal as physical conditions like asthma or diabetes that many of us have experienced or live with today.
Excellent question. It implies an infinite number of statements. For if T is such an incomplete theory and X is a statement true in some models of T and false in others, then T+X is also a theory that satisfies the same requirements as T in Godel's theorem. Therefore there is another statement Y that is true in some models of T+X and false in other models of T+X. But any model of T+X is a model of T so Y is true in some models of T and false in others. And it goes on...
It would be great if mods edit the title. There's no mention of "Wouldnt wish this on my enemies" in the post, yet @bheni has added this to the title while posting to HN.

Aside from that, I think that's just your opinion. Many people and large-scale projects have been happy with Go error handling. I personally like errgroup package and it solves a complicated problem cleanly. Be careful for what you wish for your enemy. ;)
Right. if it is building it's own linux kernel and build container it defeats the purpose of having a docker....
isnt that linux specific?
The difference being you can buy VR and AR devices and use them right now. Maybe they’re not very good but it’s on the market right now, which is better than what fusion power has given.
Is that new with Big Sur? I wiped and reinstalled at the weekend (preparatory to upgrading) just by holding CMD+r on boot > disk utility > format.
Letters and emails are private. DKIM does not change that.

This discussion about DKIM is about non-repudiation and the ability to prove that a certain person sent the email.

If you send me a letter, I (or someone else who gains possession of that letter) should be able to prove that you sent the letter and hold you accountable for the contents. DKIM does that for emails.
Have considered brain to sometimes reflect cities and causeways and roads similar to how slime molds expand. Galaxies and their self-organization seem to be on another scale entirely, but maybe it is a conformal fractal geometry?
It's all about perception, sadly. Plenty of people who will judge you and gossip about you for what they deem to be slacking. (Often while they're having a "quick" cigarette break, just for the irony).

It's not ideal, but it's human nature, and I don't think any company, no matter how good their culture, can remove it.
Reason is not an attribute of human beings.
"True" in this context is a technical definition, not some hand-waving thing. A sentence X being true means every model satisfies X. Provable means logical deduction within the theory proves X. So actually, Godel's theorems are exactly about truth and provability.
"Centuries of adoration had left us blind to what was to come. This new land would later bring us to our greatest despair, as it was there that we met with the treachery of man, and thereafter struggled to survive against cruelty of a kind no other species has ever suffered. But we will leave the dark days for later in our tale."

Since the excerpt doesn't get that far, my guess is that the reference is to "The Great Cat Massacre" and other historical cases of cat burning.
They mention using Apple's Hypervisor Framework. On Apple Silicon, this runs ARM64 programs only (Rosetta 2 is unavailable to programs running inside Apple's Hypervisor Framework).

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple_silicon/abou...

Unless they plan to run an emulator inside the Hypervisor Framework (a seemingly unnecessary effort since you could run the emulator without Hypervisor) this implies x86 containers will not work.
Yes, there it is a valid objective in ensuring that elected officials' conduct is above board. However, abusing a spam-mitigation system for this purpose, drawing in every private individual with the dragnet, is the wrong way to go about it.

One key flaw in your argument is that you seek a system that works, "even if they have gone rogue and used non-government-approved communication channels", which, it should be plain to see, absolutely does not apply to DKIM.

I perhaps read a bit too much into your statement, "Blackmail related to embarrassing sexual proclivities or anything like that is unfortunate, but kindly asking politicians to be transparent isn’t a realistic answer."
'DDG' is mentioned too many times on HN. They will just get spam.

Maybe just a coincidence.
This is how you do it. They evaluated the ~90 that got covid. There were equal amounts who got the placebo vs the vaccine, so if the vaccine doesn't work you would expect ~45 of that ~90 to have got the vaccine. However only 5 of that ~90 got the vaccine, that implies that the vaccine works.

You can cherry pick it if you want: the full data isn't released so they can hide something. There is no reason hide anything though: all the data will be given to the FDA (and other national equivalents) so you aren't hiding anything for long. There is every reason not to: this release is legally binding to the SEC, so if they are hiding anything there are legal implications: CEOs go to prison for less.
Cult of the Dead Cow
No, although the KVM acceleration is (but there are others; I've used HAXM on NetBSD).

EDIT: Just realized that you probably meant for binary compatibility. That also is not Linux-only, but https://qemu.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/main.html#support... only talks about Linux and BSD, with no mention of Darwin.
For home-use, I think you could run your servers without issues (apart from that SD cards are not great at all for root or raft storage) on $20 RK3328 SBCs like a NanoPi NEO3. I may scale down to something like this at some point, given what I have now (Rpi4B-equivalents) is pretty overkill.

https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&...
Not Cognitive Science
Yellen, Summers Say Central Banks No Match for Savings Glut
People have a fascination with "This sentence is false" because it highlights the need to be precise distinguishing between the language of a logical system and a metalanguage to talk about the language. That discovery or 'invention' if you will is something that was not put into rigorous foundation until the 20th century.
Which mainstream language supports anonymous structural types? C# is the only one that comes to mind and it's not a standard pattern AFAIK.
> sufficiently anonymous

your name is in your profile
What would you consider a bad engineer? Are we talking about the utterly hopeless or those who might only have an attitude problem? If it's the former I've perhaps encountered only one in the last ten years. If it's the latter it's almost every month.
The problem is usually in-fighting between middle managers protecting their turf. Why can't the incentives for middle managers be fixed? Seems like if a company took anonymous performance reviews of Directors and VPs from lower-level employees it would prevent a lot of the bullshit.
While in general I agree with the idea of debating the strongest version of your opponent's ideas, I think it's okay to call out a clear motte-and-bailey when you see one, and require the other team to come back with a sensibly-phrased proposition to debate.

If you tell me "We should kill all the Jews, and by 'Kill all the Jews' obviously I mean that we should increase capital gains tax by two percent" then I'm not going to debate capital gains tax with you, I'm going to tell you to go away and come back when you stop using words in such a deliberately ridiculous way.
I'd also argue that looking solely at excess deaths is a rather narrow view of how Sweden's strategy has panned out, given what we're learning of "Long Covid"'s[1] impacts on the human body.

It's also distorted by accessibility to quality healthcare etc. Covid caused ICU bed nights would be an interesting metric, but again, distorted by that accessibility issue.

Indeed, I'd suggest looking at excess deaths is perhaps misleading for other countries like the US due to the access to care factor. Excess deaths ends up acting both as a measure of infection, and a critique of healthcare policies.

Something like deaths / cases would be interesting, but then you're introducing the variable of "how many cases were actually discovered via testing". I don't think I need to link to the head of the US government's claims that increased testing only causes rates to go up...

[1]: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/nov/15/damage-to-mult...
The author could have avoided all this pain by reading effective go and avoided panics like they recommend.
I think that the value of IQ is overestimated. IQ tests don't capture "nuanced understanding of the universe on a variety of domains". They measure something much more narrow, i.e., how good you are at the particular type of IQ tests.
but you cant run x86 containers...
https://blog.alexellis.io/5-things-docker-rpi/
I have sympathy for the "provably guilty", as I've seen plenty of places and times where that group includes many noble and good individuals.
Orbits of ancient stars prompt rethink on Milky Way evolution
Answer your own question: Can Docker on ARM run x86? Can Docker on x86 run ARM?

If not, then why expect Apple ARM to run x86?
Running docker containers on Darwin already required you to run a Linux kernel, though?
When I travel as a business user, I don't check any of the hotels apart from the top most brands. Sometimes, even if there is a 5 star hotel from a brand I don't know of, I wouldn't choose it over a 4 star hotel of a brand I do know of. The vast majority of business travelers behave (or book via their companies) the same way more or less.

When I'm choosing a place for a vacation, again, I'm looking at the top brands I know of, including AirBnB. Since the major hotels all resemble my business hotels, I'm more or less stuck looking at AirBnB rentals, simply because it's a more casual brand that I know of. I assume the vast majority of casual travelers are just like me.

I've had very good experiences using AirBnB in smaller towns, even in otherwise poorer places in Asia and Europe. On the contrary, I've had shitty AirBnB experiences, mostly in large cities in developed markets.
> his physical dimensions, his velocity, consumed power ups and so on.

Aren't his physical dimensions just attributes of the Mario instance (or class definition)?

Similarly, his velocity, consumed power ups and so on can all be attributes of the stage he's in. His extra lives can be an attribute of this current game session.
> How do they justify this when the keys may be locking doors that for example protect extremely sensitive personal information?

The locks for rooms that had extremely sensitive information, personal or otherwise, did not use the same master as was available to students, and used a different brand of lock that was more resistant to lockpicking. And, perhaps more important in practice than the actual resistance to lockpicking, the brand was widely understood as a signal that picking the lock was not acceptable. Presumably, they also had electronic security.
The question is: why even care?

Use an Arm image. For docker, it makes little to no difference
Docker is architecture specific though. The meaningful question is whether it can run the same docker images as it did on the previous Mac hardware or not.
Though note that it's his own post. Could argue that it's not editorialization since he's appending to his original thoughts, not introducing a third-party opinion or interpretation of them. :P
Show HN: Coloban – graceful hybrid app of Tasks Management tool and Messenger
Hi HN!
I am excited to tell you about Coloban which helps me and my team manage the tasks on day-to-day basis.

It's particularly built to remove the hassle of using multiple apps when collaborate with the team and it includes major Tasks management features like Kanban, Calendar, Gantt, Eisenhower Matrix and more and also allows you to chat and call without switching.

I am happy to hear any feedback and comments whether they are positive or bad and I am open to any conversations :)

The app is in early stages so there might be some problem with access.

Worth adding: mobile version (iOS/Andriod) is usually a bit behind the rest in the release queue, so the freshest version of the app is always either desktop or web - that's the ones I would suggest trying first :)

Cheers!
I got very excited at that link and then progressively more and more disappointed. Why do they have a slick animated ad reel with no example of the speech output? Why is there no example anywhere, even on YouTube? What's the point of this as a chrome extension when you can already say "ok Google, read aloud"?

Maybe I'm just salty that I'll never find a good solution for my favorite ebooks that never got an audiobook version.
A good book on Term Re-Writing is "Term Rewriting and All That".
It uses Standard ML for implementation of the algorithms, just an excellent text overall.
Also, there's a component of BAP, the Binary Analysis Platform, that uses term rewriting situated in lisp, for analysis of program state
I think you're too quick to dismiss what is widely considered to be one of the most important and profound results in logic and computability without taking the time to fully appreciate it.

Your procedure of repeated substitution in order to resolve a paradox does little to shed light on the situation since at the heart of the halting problem is that there's no formal system that can determine whether this repeated substitution will ever come to an end.

Sure in your trivial example we could prove that it never comes to an end and determine that the statement is a paradox and label it as such, but there are some statements where it's not clear whether there's a paradox in the first place and there are some statements that are a paradox in one interpretation but in another interpretation are perfectly sensible.

Rest assured, no mathematician is scratching their head wondering whether "This statement is false." is some kind of mysterious statement whose undecidability has profound consequences. The issue is with statements like whether there exist 3 integers, x, y, z such that:

x^3 + y^3 + z^3 = 114

That statement in and of itself may very well be a "paradox" similar to a statement such as "This statement has no proof in theory T." even though on the surface it looks like a perfectly reasonable equation that should either have a solution or not have a solution. I mean either three such numbers exist or they don't exist, right?

And yet... it's possible that for the equation I gave there are solutions only under some interpretations of what we normally call natural numbers and in other interpretations of what we call natural numbers there isn't a solution, and there's no formal system that can filter out one interpretation over another so that there is one and only one unambiguous interpretation of natural numbers that we can always rely upon as the "real" interpretation.

There are perfectly normal looking sentences and problems that on the surface don't appear at all to be paradoxes or self referential, but then become so when you try to pin the question more precisely.

That's where the fascination comes from, from looking at a seemingly normal looking equation or statement about numbers that should just be true or false and realizing that whether it's true or false depends on some very deep and as-of-yet unknown properties of what we even mean when we talk about natural numbers.
https://www.businessinsider.com/moderna-ceo-coronavirus-vacc...

"Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel told Business Insider that a coronavirus vaccine would be available to any American adult who wanted one by June."
Same thing with early laser printers. The original Apple Laserwriter had a faster clocked 68000 compared to the original 128k/512k Mac
You can also use Mozilla VPN to support Firefox and use the same service (it's done through Mullvad). Downside to Mozilla though is no Mac or Linux client
Sweet! I thinkg something similar could be achieved by just writing an nginx plugin.
My grandmother has a double-barrelled surname (Forename name1-name2), and it seems to be entirely random whether she gets name1-name2, name1name2, name1 name2, just name2, or on a few occasions name1/name2 from various companies.
this is the same argument for throwing exceptions vs returning Either. or similarly Future vs EitherT.

handling all the cases sucks but it does make it really clear what choices your code is making
While I never really had a bad experience with Airbnb I only consider them as a last resort. If there is an issue with a room at a hotel, I can get another room usually. If there is an issue with Airbnb it's a bigger hassle. Not worth the risk in my opinion.
Yes but this was possible through virtual machine(virtualbox)
I meant for capacitor dumps.
Most of the people in the hospital have been there for days or weeks. There is a small admissions of figuring out who needs to stay in the hospital vs just send home, but that is comparatively easy, just run a few tests and you will know. The real problem is those who need special care in a hospital bed. So long as there is a bed with staff to treat 80% will walk out after a few weeks. But as soon as there are not enough staff 100% will die in a few days.
Sounds a bit like Docker is at a loss. Caught between a closed source OS (rock) and an architecture change (hard place).

Ideally, they could leverage Rosetta2 to run x64 containers under macOS on Apple Silicon ... but I guess Apple isn't playing ball (because otherwise they would have probably announced it at WWDC).

At this point I see an Apple Silicon based Mac is just a consumer device, I don't think I'm going to be able to use it in anger for development work at the moment (other than for Mac consumer apps).

Not really sure what Apple have to lose here ... but if Macs with Apple Silicon are not a viable dev platform for "mainstream" containers, then that's going to drive developers to Linux (or Windows).
After a few years focused on those areas, with a solid understanding of computers and software as a foundation, it may even be possible for many engineers. The issue is the tech landscape shifts so quickly that you probably won't be using that exact stack in just a couple years. Swap jenkins with gitlab ci, docker with podman, c++ with golang. Functionality is still pretty close, but implementation details are different. And the road to mastering them is reset.
Yes, I understand and agree. It makes me sad as well but I've made my peace with it.

Nevertheless, I commented about this one in particular because when I saw the title card, I legitimately thought, even having seen many of his videos, that he couldn't possibly deliver on that. He got me; he did. I was impressed.
that mean you need to have an arm based server for deployment of your code / services.