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by Hasz 8y ago
Probably doable, but for some small features, I imagine getting sufficient flow would be difficult. Molten glass is super corrosive, and the rheological properties vary widely. It's difficult to work with and highly temperature sensiti
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by Hasz 8y ago
There's some huge roadblocks ahead. First -- joints need to be ground. That's a physical, subtractive process that I see no way of getting around. Second, have you ever seen 3D printed glass under a microscope? It's full of v
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by Hasz 8y ago
Having recently purchased some glasssware, there's no way I could have afforded the American made stuff. Chinese glass is just insanely cheap. I bought 1 1000mL RBF, 1 500mL RBF, a 300mm distillation tube, T, vaccum takeoff adapter, th
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by Hasz 8y ago
Why can't we treat diamonds like the commodity they are? Don't give me a story, give me a MOQ, spec sheet and a quote.
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by Hasz 8y ago
That's really neat. It looks like the company is defunct -- what happened?
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by Hasz 8y ago
From the article "Since refinancing his debt with the federal government in 2015, lowering the rate to 7.25%, Mr. Meru’s balance has grown by $148,948. It will keep growing through the 25-year life of the repayment plan until it reache
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by Hasz 8y ago
Guy is using a government loan forgiveness program. He'll pay "10% of his discretionary income, defined as adjusted gross income minus 150% of the poverty level. Any balance remaining after 25 years is forgiven, effectively covere
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by Hasz 8y ago
This is painful. If, as an employee you're so engrossed in technical jargon that you can't explain it at an understandable and reasonable level to a competent adult, there's a problem. Likewise, as a manager, you memorized so
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by Hasz 8y ago
Anyone who tells you can "learn" math and pyhsics by just watching videos is lying to you. There is no substitute for actually doing lots of problems. Pick a book, pick a pace to work through it, and spend a few months going throu
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by Hasz 8y ago
A couple of counterpoints and expansions. kinda of true, assuming you want to be more than a fabless company. But spinning up a fab 1 gen behind can be profitable, especially if it means higher yields (and thus lower costs). true * Still
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by Hasz 8y ago
Netlify is an awesome service, it's amazing that it doesn't cost anything. I push, they build. I can specify versions, build parameters, etc, easy SSL certs, never noticed any down time, etc. Granted my site sees like <100peopl
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by Hasz 8y ago
They would have never figured this out had the idiot just had someone else claim the 16.5M prize, or simply picked a state that allows winners to be anonymous.
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by Hasz 8y ago
From the article "“These sales of counterfeit operating systems,” Microsoft lawyer Bonnie MacNaughton wrote to the judge, “displaced Microsoft’s potential sales of genuine operating systems.” But Lundgren’s disks had no licenses and we
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by Hasz 8y ago
Sharp internal corners are hard period. CNC milling machines have the same issue -- the usual way to to just use a smaller end mill. You either need some type of punch or an (actual) shaper.
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by Hasz 8y ago
On a differnt note, is this level of backup a common thing? 30TB is a stupid amount of anything for any one person -- I've always used wayback if I wanted to see an old page
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by Hasz 9y ago
I believe the apathy you express is more dangerous than words can describe. What we see in the article is the most healthy, highest functioning form of government -- disparate interests working through the system to resolve their interests.
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by Hasz 9y ago
I've been putting together a better lab and it's pretty tough. On eBay, most sellers are very optimistic about their prices, making it a bit tough to put together a lab as a student. There are few resellers like WeirdStuff around,
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by Hasz 9y ago
Fair enough. Looking at an item is no substitute for feel in hand.
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by Hasz 9y ago
Realistically, very few things are totally passive. Even index funds, probably most people's idea of totally passive, still take work -- taxes, reading statements, etc. For most people, I think passive is reasonably defined as less tha
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by Hasz 9y ago
I'm going to disagree and say I don't like the wood. Personally, I think glass fiber reinforced nylon -- the kind of plastic you see in high end power tools -- would be a much better aesthetic, as well as being far more durable th
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by Hasz 9y ago
I've actually been playing around with designing one, but lack the free time to do so. I have a couple of Fusion360 models set up with commercially available parts, but I don't have a physical prototype yet. I'm planning on s
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by Hasz 9y ago
I think a low cost EDM would be perfect for fabricating small watch parts. Stupid accurate, no forces on the cutting head, could easily be desktop sized (at least for a work area of a few cm) and very quiet. Can only cut metal, but that&#x2
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by Hasz 9y ago
The 2001 Honda Insight was built with NiMH cells -- not quite NiCd, but still doable.
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by Hasz 9y ago
Every time Pythagoras is brought up, I can't help but think of the cult of Pythagoras as well. One of the tenants is the refutation of beans. For what reason, I have no idea. I've always found it strange that a mind so capable was
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by Hasz 9y ago
Any chance you can fit a 4x8 sheet of plywood into a Honda Civic?
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by Hasz 9y ago
Crashing with a very large vehicle (semi scale) is still incredibly dangerous. Most SUVs are not even close to semi scale though. Large pickups (1-ton) are about ~7000lbs, more if loaded. A semi maxes out (by law) at nearly 80,000lbs, fully
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by Hasz 9y ago
No idea why anyone would want to use this. There's dozens of SBCs with 2x better specs than a Pi, but the Pi is arguably the most dominant board out there. For makers (for anyone really), documentation is king. Working code, lots of e
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by Hasz 9y ago
I cannot stress the importance of working problems yourself enough. There is literately no substitute.
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by Hasz 9y ago
Honestly, for small boards, autorouting just isn't worth the time. Once you do a few layouts, it's very easy to see how everything can fit together. Also, for some sensitive designs (boost, buck, high speed clock, memory interface
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by Hasz 9y ago
I wouldn't exactly characterize it as misleading -- "Finance has become untethered from productive work" is the subtitle.

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