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Lots of tutorials on using Linux: download a distro, how to install it... But how about: - Build the latest kernel from source - Adapt it to run on custom hardware ($5 hardware) - Make your own Linux board?! - Create USB gadgets with Linux - Hack your car! Follow me to learn!

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Hi, I'm Jordan Mechner, creator of Prince of Persia. I've written and drawn a graphic novel, "Replay," that tells my story of four decades making games... and the story of my family. jordanmechner.com

Over the past several weeks I've been doing weekly live coding sessions for implementing a 6502 in System Verilog. What I did not do is explain _why_. Until now. youtu.be/and5Sfoy9t4

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@cricketfan777 @JioCinema Today is his Final Game

India is exceptionally proud of @DGukesh on becoming the youngest-ever player to win the #FIDECandidates! Gukesh's remarkable achievement at the Candidates in Toronto showcases his extraordinary talent and dedication. His outstanding performance and journey to the top inspires millions.

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At the end of every year, I conduct a Personal Annual Review. It's a transformative exercise that everyone should try. 7 simple questions that may change your life: (bookmark this + download the PDF template) 1. What did I change my mind on this year? Finding the truth is more important than being right. In fact, the most successful people legitimately enjoy being wrong. They embrace new information as “software updates" to their brain. My Personal Annual Review starts here: What "software updates" did I have this year? If you can't think of anything, that's a bad thing. 2. What created energy this year? I have a framework I call the Energy Calendar: The idea is that you reflect on your calendar from a day or week and color code the events according to whether they created energy (green), drained energy (red), or were neutral (yellow). The Energy Calendar is a great, visual way to course correct on a weekly/monthly basis if there are specific activities that are highly positive or negative for your energy. Examine this on a macro annual scale: Review your calendars from the year. What activities, people, or projects consistently CREATED energy in my life? Write them down. Did I spend ample time on the Energy Creators or did they get neglected? Goal: Spend more time on these in 2024! 3. What drained energy this year? Continue your macro scale calendar examination, but with a focus on the negatives: Review your calendars from the year. What activities, people, or projects consistently DRAINED energy from my life? Write them down. Did I allow the Energy Drainers to persist or did I cut them in real time? Goal: Spend less time on these in 2024. 4. Who were the boat anchors in my life? Boat anchors are people that hold you back from your potential. They literally create a "drag" on your life. Boat anchors are people who will: • Belittle your accomplishments. • Laugh at your ambition. • Tell you to be more realistic. • Harm the quality of your environment. Identify who they are. Goal: Minimize or eliminate the energy you give them in 2024. 5. What did I not do because of fear? “We suffer more in imagination than in reality.” - Seneca We have to get closer to our fears in order to fight back against them. Fear distorts reality—this forces you to confront and reflect on it. Deconstruct the fears that held you back: • What was the downside of taking action? • What was the upside from taking action? Goal: Get closer to your fears in 2024. 6. What were my greatest hits and worst misses? Your natural bias skews how you see your year: • The optimist sees all hits. • The pessimist sees all misses. Take a balanced view. Write them all down. Reflect on why the hits hit and the misses missed. 7. What did I learn this year? “When you stop learning you start dying." - Albert Einstein It's easy to lose sight of growth in the trenches—zoom out to reclaim perspective. Take your time on this one. Reflect on the other questions from the exercise. Write down what you've learned. *** The Personal Annual Review is a life changing exercise. Experience + Reflection = Growth Download a beautiful (and free!) Personal Annual Review template to conduct your own here: sahilbloom.com/annual-review

@TheBengalIndex @ditewb @wbidc @GoWestBengal Trivandrum is in Kerela

In 2010, my best friend and I invested $200 in an unproven side hustle and turned it into a $130M exit. I'm super proud of the business we built while helping 600 global artisans make a living. This is the crazy story of how we built Pura Vida 🧵

@popovicu94 Raspberry Pi devices often require Device Tree Overlays (DTO) to configure certain hardware features. Ensure that the appropriate DTO is loaded for USB support. This can be done in the config.txt file. " dtoverlay=dwc2 " . After adding the overlay, reboot the Raspberry Pi.

@m3y54m Thanks @m3y54m for creating Embedded RoadMap updating on Time to Time....This really helps Newbie Like me...Big Kudos to You 🙏

This is amazing. I can now draw something in my phone and get a working app instantly. The video is sped up, but everything took me less than 1 minute 🤯 Notes and link in the comments.

Did you know that you can use the #RP2040 microcontroller as a #JTAG cable? In this article I use it to configure and #debug a Microblaze soft-core running on the CP SOM ONE. Check it out! controlpaths.com/2023/11/25/pro…

The 386 processor (1985) was pivotal for Intel, moving the x86 architecture to 32 bits and moving the design to CMOS. Everything in the processor is controlled by the clock. Some tricky circuitry on the chip (red) generates the clock; let's take a look inside the die... 1/11

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Your weekly reminder that FFmpeg powers all online video - Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, Disney+, Netflix etc etc, all run FFmpeg underneath

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My mom knows nothing about programming But watches every video I make That’s why I say “hi mom!” instead of “hello, world!” in every video. I even leave easter eggs just for her that nobody else would understand. She’s pretty funny and sends me text messages after every video. But those messages stopped coming recently. She got sick Then really sick Then passed away at 60 So don’t forget to say hi to your mom today It really sucks when you can’t anymore Bye mom

@jamiekaywilde If you scroll down the website the window becomes darker and dartker until full dark..the creator did great job 🤣