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by 83 3y ago
On the other hand when a human driver causes an accident one driver learns a lesson (maybe). When a self driving car causes an accident all cars get to learn from it.
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by 83 3y ago
Here in Wisconsin the frames usually rust apart and become unsafe to drive well before the drivetrain fails. My last car made it just shy of 200k before the strut mount rusted through the unibody. Now that I coat everything underneath with
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by 83 3y ago
If it were allowed and available I bet a huge amount of Texans would be buying 155mm just for bragging rights.
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by 83 3y ago
I don't think it's difficulty in verifying, it's just not the right tool for the job in a lot cases on an airplane. Aircraft don't use much steel, and aluminum welds typically have a heat affected zone (HAZ) adjacent to
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by 83 3y ago
>> Wonder if we see outsourcing to information curating freelancers Isn't that Palantir's business model?
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by 83 3y ago
As I understand it this new antenna changes frequencies in the collapsed/omni states so you would then need multiple transmitters/antennas on the drone which would be weight prohibitive. Antenna tracking ground stations and divers
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by 83 3y ago
We already have helical antennas and most fpv is done at a high enough frequency that the antennas fit in your hand. Might be nice for 1.2ghz or lower but even there I can't see it folding down much lower than a VAS crosshair or peppe
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by 83 3y ago
Every year or two Ebay rewrites their UI and makes it slightly worse. I kind of wish they'd laid off a good chunk of their designers/developers three or four UI's ago.
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by 83 3y ago
You definitely are locked into a location. I went this route with a large basement lathe, milling machine, drill press, welders, etc and while I love them all if I ever move more than a couple hours drive away I'll probably have to se
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by 83 3y ago
I really appreciate Project Farm's reviews, and regularly watch them, but I often wish he had more of an engineering background. Some of the tests he comes up with fall in the worthless to downright misleading category. Not a lot of t
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by 83 3y ago
If you can pay that much for a stove surely your cleaning staff will take care of it :/
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by 83 3y ago
It's vague marketing speak, but I took that to mean now that you know the pan temperature you can monitor and not burn your garlic. Now I'm envisioning a stove with a stalk coming out over each burner with an infrared temperature
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by 83 3y ago
That's one of the main selling points I think. With a 3kw battery in there you could supplement the output using the battery to reduce peak amp draw, then slowly recharge it later.
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by 83 3y ago
Can you name the brand so we know never to buy from them?
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by 83 3y ago
I would buy the ugliest EV in the world if it was cheap and had great range. Sadly that vehicle doesn't exist yet.
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by 83 3y ago
The gyros in RC are misleading. They are a sensor (gyrometer) which isn't using mass to counter movement, the are merely letting the plane know when it has shifted so it can move the control surfaces accordingly. Gyros have mostly bee
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by 83 3y ago
Looks to me like mostly momentum and current carried him to a spot where his front tires touched bottom at which point he was able to spin around. He was pretty adrift until he hit that spot.
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by 83 3y ago
Im actually pretty impressed at how much electric has caught up since i shopped for these a couple years ago, ego commercial 800 claims 800cfm at 190mph which isnt bad. I was thinking electric was still maxed out around 500cfm. Stihl gas bl
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by 83 3y ago
Its pretty well documented someone is producing cfcs. https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-48353341
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by 83 3y ago
The cfm from electric leaf blowers are so far off from commercial gas blowers that I'm not confident they'll ever reach parity. Plus if you use high end commercial blowers you'll find that their effectiveness is somewhat exp
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by 83 3y ago
You can ask them to look in a computer to find out which stores have an item?
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by 83 3y ago
"Deep Cuts"
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by 83 3y ago
Thank you, this is the kind of insight I was looking for.
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by 83 3y ago
Surely NSO doesn't say "hand over your exploit and if we don't already have it we'll give you millions - you can trust us". And I would argue most trade is not based on trust, except for maybe trust in the legal sys
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by 83 3y ago
I'm curious how selling a multi-million dollar 0-day to a shady company actually works in practice. Like how does the seller demonstrate that their exploit works and isn't already in ShadyCo's catalog without giving up how i
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by 83 3y ago
State and federal governments are almost entirely this case, at least for technical positions.
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by 83 3y ago
Man, they seized people's land and tore down their houses for those. Some of those people fought back hard and lost, can't imagine how they feel about this.
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by 83 3y ago
I run into this with tools at auctions. Want a small milling machine you can move into your garage on your own? $2k. Want a giant one from the 60s that takes a crane to move in? $400
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by 83 3y ago
Seems like that would be trivially managed with a firewall (canbus security gateway). Is it purely cost that they don't lock down or segment off the canbus? Being able to steal a car by talking to the immobilizer through the headligh
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by 83 3y ago
For those of you watching ebay - the M22520 tools are DMC (Daniels Manufacturing Corp) AF8 and AFM8 crimpers. As someone who just got into using these for an automotive application, there is a great set of lessons on wiring/crimping us

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