DarmokJalad1701

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by DarmokJalad1701 11mo ago
It is legal. I still have to pay attention to the road. There is attention monitoring using the in-cabin camera which falls back to steering wheel torque detection if the cabin illumination is too low.
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by DarmokJalad1701 11mo ago
> Who chooses to turn off FSD? The driver can at any time. And they do if it seems like it is going to do something stupid - which is getting rarer and rarer as time goes on. As a Level 2 system, the driver is always supposed to supervis
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by DarmokJalad1701 11mo ago
> and this page is quite light on details of what they’re comparing to what In the page: "If FSD (Supervised) was active at any point within five seconds leading up to a collision event, Tesla considers the collision to have occurre
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by DarmokJalad1701 11mo ago
I use it every single day and it is amazing! I have had my car for 6+ years now and it has only gotten better. Starting with "Navigate on Autopilot" when I originally got the car in 2019 which was pretty janky, it has only gotten
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by DarmokJalad1701 11mo ago
> Reaction wheels can "saturate" if they compensate for rotation more in one direction than the other on net, so propellant is needed to get them back down. Torque Rods can be used to desaturate wheels without needing any prope
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by DarmokJalad1701 11mo ago
Non-paywalled link: https://web.archive.org/web/20251112125138/https://www.newsc...
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
RETVRN to mx'' + cx' + kx = 0
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
Holy emoji batman! Shirt shells? Tree stump solids? Knot rods? I have no idea what any of those mean.
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
People in Europe spent years walking to the store everyday for food until they discovered that mechanical refrigeration exists...
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
The author of this book is the same Lanczos that the "Lanczos Resampling" algorithm (used in image resizing for example), is named after: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lanczos_resampling
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
Have you tried using Bevy? I have used it for some pretty non-trivial use-cases (not open source), and I have found that I did not have to use the typical "RefCell<Vec<Rc<RefCell<Item>>>>" stuff you talk
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
Do you mean kW? A 3kWh system (assuming that's the annual production), is minuscule.
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
You're absolutely right!
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
In LEO, pointing at deep-space just means away from Sun/Earth. You don't have to be in deep-space to use it for radiating heat away.
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
> 10-100 line numerical experiments There's plenty of satellites, rockets, re-entry vehicles whose guidance and control code were designed and written using MATLAB/Simulink and then "autocoded" to C using "MATLAB
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
I switched to self-hosted "ActualBudget" after YNAB became subscription based. The interface/workflow is extremely similar to YNAB. I also have CloudFlare tunnel set up that lets me access it from anywhere (while it runs on a
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
Did your buttered bread fall to the floor on it's buttered side? That was also because of 3I/Atlas. Also, aliens. This guy has zero credibility.
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
Same thing happened to me. I wanted to get "Fit Notes" - a free and ad-free app. I searched for it and the first result is some adware/subscription-based crap. I skip over. I scroll down part the "Sponsored: Related to y
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
This random comment just saved me several hours of work. I had no idea I could pass in ssh URLs to -H. It turns out that this also works with the docker python library!
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
> If the total sales of a market = 100 and Tesla has 20% share then it has 20 in revenue. Okay. And if the total sales of a market = 1000 and Tesla has 10% share then it has 100 in revenue. That's how percentages work. Losing market
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
Hilarious! So much for everyone "concerned" that they were spending too much money on the Starship program to be sustainable.
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
The money is not "burned up" - it is spent right here on Earth. It's paid to extremely skilled engineers, technicians and scientists. The technology developed for doing such a difficult task will inevitably benefit all of hum
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
> We didn't get to the moon with a refuelling station did we? No. We did it by throwing away ~98% of the vehicle on the way there. > How come we need one now? Because building a new gargantuan tower and tossing that majority of i
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
> Can you imagine if to make a sightseeing trip to another city you had to stop in the middle of the highway and then make 14 round-trips with a second car to fill your first car back up? If the alternative was throwing away and building
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
> Wild what NASA did 40 years ago… You can do that when you have $1b/flight to spend on refurbishing.
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
> We’re not learning new physics are we We are - at least in terms of model fidelity. There's limitations to how much CFD/simulations you can do. That kind of data (+other sensors) is used to refine models - thermal, aerodynami
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
That's a blast from the past - We used BlueJ in high school ~20 years ago!
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
> I could care less about your explanation! Maybe you should care less about it then.
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
Sick flight sim setup! I basically never sim now because of how much of a hassle it is to get the whole thing setup. And then it just sits taking up space on the desk and I don't use the desktop for anything else for a while.
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by DarmokJalad1701 1y ago
Fascinating experiment!

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