FaradayRotation

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by FaradayRotation 9mo ago
~10 years ago I remember how shocked I was the first time I saw how many people were trying to probe my IP on my home router, from random places all over the globe. Years later I still had the same router. Somewhere a long the line, I fired
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by FaradayRotation 10mo ago
Absolutely, very good of you to add. The idea of using a drying/boiled linseed oil did not occur to me till now, and the idea is equal parts funny and scary to entertain. Would a wood utensil soaked with wet drying oil even survive t
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by FaradayRotation 10mo ago
As a hobbyist woodworker, I've been wondering how to protect my projects. I need to try this, great idea, thanks for sharing.
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by FaradayRotation 10mo ago
Sorry for the delay friend, I missed your message. The number of issues that a semiconductor factory stoppage would cause stretches one imagination, worse if you cannot bring the material to a "safe" spot on the line. I will try t
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by FaradayRotation 10mo ago
In many ways I agree with you, but the problem statement (constrained/exhausted gas supply from vendor) makes it seems like this was not just line down, but the whole factory stopped for a few hours. Line down is a miserable migrane bu
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by FaradayRotation 11mo ago
I nearly spit my drink out. This is my kind of humor, thanks for sharing. I've had a decent experience (though not perfect) with identifying and understanding building codes using both Claude and GPT. But I had to be reasonably skeptic
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by FaradayRotation 11mo ago
Almost the same happy story here on my end. I had an Ubuntu home server, but with windows as my main. Then Win 10 --> Win 11 hit. I was already annoyed at MS for many reasons, and then I realized just how much money I would need to spend
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by FaradayRotation 1y ago
This. A quick scan of the wikipedia page for diamond material properties suggests you are very correct. It appears very chemically inert, with some outstanding exceptions: "Resistant to acids, but dissolves irreversibly in hot steel&qu
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by FaradayRotation 1y ago
Caveats: My understanding of the Raptor Lake mess is pretty limited, mostly because Intel has been fairly closed lipped on what specific issue caused that. My personal suspicion is that it was a pareto plot's worth of issues. Also, whi
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by FaradayRotation 1y ago
Heh, my glasses were actually quite dirty when I wrote that. More seriously: I did see that, and your idea is interesting! My intent was to communicate the minimum threshold we would need to hit to make that future a reality.
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by FaradayRotation 1y ago
Putting on my frowny-faced principal engineer hat: we need someone to do the calculation of cost of manufacturing vs the amount of money saved by increasing energy efficiency.
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by FaradayRotation 1y ago
Oh man, the integrated problems this will cause for the manufacturing engineers will be of nightmare level. You wont really get to properly test how well you made the heat pipe network until end of line! Hopefully they will be able to drum
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by FaradayRotation 1y ago
These are gigantic and interesting questions packed into some pretty tiny boxes :) I will try to capture some of the issues involved. Caveat: For older processes, built on a larger scale (>1 micron), these kinds of details may not matt
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by FaradayRotation 1y ago
It is genuinely impressive to grow thin film polycrystalline diamond at 400C, but my understanding is this temperature is basically at the ceiling of what the circuits will tolerate in the course of manufacturing to still get a good quality
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by FaradayRotation 1y ago
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