AnarchismIsCool

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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
They're pipe bombs so quite low yield. They're typically based on smokeless powder so they're "low explosives" meaning they don't really detonate, they deflagrate at below the speed of sound.
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Couldn't you do better with 2x AGX Orin 64gb?
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Im aware but I apologize, we're in a thread about passports and I forgot I was on pendant news.
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
What if we just didn't do borders instead? Seems like it worked fine for the EU.
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Slavery has existed a lot longer than either of those but you don't see many rational people using that as an argument in favor of it
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
I'm a flaming atheist but holy fuck do I get uncomfortable with universal IDs and the growing drumbeat of identity verification. Borders, passports, IDs, personal documentation, it's all just a modern caste system. Yes, it's
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Lots of people who spend time working with livestock on a farm describe a certain acceptance and understanding of death that most modern people have lost.
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
I didn't want to get into a huge aside so I just left it there but imo the NEC et al are absolutely great. In a lot of ways current building standards actually make things easier and cheaper, they remove ambiguity and offer a set of b
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Their arguments for "won't go up much" are reasonable but their arguments for "will actually fall enough to allow two generations to finally own homes" are pretty fucking nonsensical. They're comparing to hosti
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
I can't wait to see TP-Link being sold rebranded on amazon as "ANDORBEST FASTEST PRO ROUTER ACCESSPOINT CHAINSAW WEEDEATER PINEAPPLE YOGURT"
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
I have some of their stuff and really like it. It's not fully plug and play, but it's some of the best kit on the market for tech people.
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Commodity hardware that you can replace in the field. When they're saying 3nm-whatever node chips, they mean "We put a $250 Jetson SOM in the car, but fuck you, you can't replace it without replacing a $5000 "Ai CoNtRoL
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Non-compliance is a weird way of saying "refusal to install US backdoors"
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
What would a defeat device look like for an electric car?
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Maybe we could do what we should already be doing for a high reliability system and build the vehicle so it can be: A) redundant, a chip failure will not cause the car to brick/be un-drivable, spacecraft have been doing this for deca
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Yeah, article is full of shit. It's just another evolution in The Game . You'll probably see subs get slightly smaller and more automated though, also probably able to control larger formations of unmanned systems. We see this
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Also, we need to be more specific about what ML actually means. I see a lot of people thinking that Kalman filters/CFAR/wavelet transforms/super-res/DSP correlation/whatever are all just magic AI bullshit that can
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
I assure you, you realize very quickly that most of military procurement are also brainless morons when you have to talk to them. There's a big disconnect between the military and actual engineering. Yes, that one magic Xilinx part is
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Honestly, there are a bunch out there at similar price points to the big names, but I think the critical mass of the ham community is too geriatric to understand what IQ means and just wants to ragchew on 20m. Based on what I've seen
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
I think part of the problem is it's still difficult to find a $200 or even $1000 radio that has those features. There's a bunch of KISS TNC integration starting to happen at that price point but it's still rare and for that
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
You can also "hack" Plutos pretty easily to essentially be a USRP. The 9363 is just a derated 9361 which can go down to 70mhz, so they'll usually work if you swap the FPGA software load.
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Ultimately what you're probably looking for is Meshtastic. No to minimal UI, integrates with TAC among others, can just pair to a phone and turn it into a long range p2p or mesh device for whatever use case you want. A Pluto sdr would
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
The pluto is the inspiration for about half the devices used in the government world. They're all just the pluto design ripped with a PA+tx switch and marked up 100x.
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
I don't mean to be a downer, but I'm so fucking tired of these things. We don't need yet another way of doing AF sound card injection into shitty walkie talkies, we need an open, accessible, quality SDR transmitter that can
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Spectrum is shown as a log scale for convenience but in reality it's linear so all those combined are less than the the 6ghz band
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Uh are you a psychiatrist because it doesn't sound like it? This definitely looks like it could meet DSM criteria as an eating disorder. To the muggles out there, generally speaking non psychiatric doctors (and many older, out of date
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Within the bounds of standard gravity you can get the vast majority of shots with 2, Z and elevation but this assumes the subject is in the right place. The idea here is that it doesn't need the person to be in the right place so you
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
No they're definitely evil. Maybe not broadly, but they keep trying to force long-standing public RF spectrum into the private domain just so random companies can have a very slight trading edge. I have a hard time believing that the
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
I remember reading this around a decade ago. Still holds up though
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by AnarchismIsCool 2y ago
Lets be clear on how all this works. Someone made a drug, and they want all of the money for their work. Maybe that's justified, maybe it isn't. But because we use money as both our dopamine reward and also the entire basis of h

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