I don't know what this is, but clearly not Lisp...

Also, there are now several countries that sent positioning constellations (obviously to not have to rely on the US for positioning), and most receivers support several: GPS (US), Galileo (Europe), Glonass (Russia), Beidu (China).

Also I got bitten by parasitics in capacitors very early in my career: capacitors of different face value will resonate with each other to effectively kill the decoupling network at a specific frequency (resulting, for me, in an amplifier with a nice hole in its frequency response).

For accurate simulation, the actual board geometry needs to be fed to a simulator that'll compute the actual impedances. Last I checked only Very Expensive Software could do that in a user-friendly way (I had to route a DDR3 bus. I ended up being very cautious so that all traces had the same topology and the same lengths, and cross my fingers. It worked).

If anyone knows of free alternatives for that, I'd be interested to hear about it.

Did I miss it, or are the "base points" never explained?

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It is common courtesy to move over or match speed so they can merge more easily, but that's not the law.

I still use my old ICE though, because the price of vehicles went through the roof those last years, which means the money I saved to replace it only gets me 60% of a car.

My point is telling or convincing people is not enough. The desired outcome must be oviously practical and cheaper.

I'd be surprised if a compiler with -Wall -Werror accepts to compile this.

Trying to cast back the int to a char* might work if the pointers are the same size as int on the target platform, but it's actually Undefined Behaviour IIRC.

Multiplying/dividing by 1 million is way easier than by 86400 though.

To add to the general thread: the diverse color spaces are there to answer questions that inherently involve how a typical human sees colors, so they _have_ to include biology, that's their whole point. For example:

- I want objects of a specific color (because of branding), how to communicate that to contractors, and how to check it?

- What's a correct processing chain from capturing an image to display/print, that guarantees that the image will look the same on all devices?