Karliss

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by Karliss 1y ago
A lot of diy/custom lure makers are are already doing something very similar. The process involves a plastic mix called Plastisol https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastisol which is initially liquid but after heating
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by Karliss 1y ago
Are you suggesting to do the 3d rendering on client side, which would require a beefy GPU for the client? The whole point of game streaming is that the game can run on the big noisy, power hungry computer located somewhere else, but the dev
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by Karliss 1y ago
Naming is hard but if there really were 2 different AI IDEs with nearly identically name that's no accident. But it seems like traeide.com is in the best case someones extremely misleading web design demo, worst case a scam. One the tr
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by Karliss 1y ago
Universities provide various specializations for the computer related programs: actual computer Science (math and algorithms with focus on research), computer networks and other IT infrastructure stuff, computer hardware, software engineeri
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by Karliss 1y ago
That's how the blender open movie projects have been organized for a long time. If enshittifaction was coming it would have happened 10 years ago. In few of the earliest ones it was a bit different with more of the files being publicly
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by Karliss 1y ago
For similar price you can get a metal nibbler. Which is a handheld powertool designed for cutting metal sheets using a similar mechanism. They should definitely have more than enough power for leather although the cleanness of cuts will dep
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by Karliss 1y ago
> they need to have videos The video demonstrating exactly that is pretty much the only thing on the linked page beside few pictures and less than 1 paragraph of text.
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by Karliss 1y ago
That's the thing you don't need to enforce anything if there is no law which forbids you from doing things. It's the copyright law which restricts you from doing most of the things that GPL license gives you permission. GPL g
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by Karliss 1y ago
Isn't SBUS receiver<->autopilot electrical/data protocol instead of transmitter<->receiver radio protocol?
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by Karliss 1y ago
In case of commercial systems you are paying manufacturer to do the integration work and provide polished solution anyway, so setup UX not being user friendly isn't a major concern. In my opinion bigger factor for why most commercial U
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by Karliss 1y ago
Considering that the author considers math below his pay-grade not a huge surprise that it is wrong.
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by Karliss 1y ago
The main keywords here are high gear ratio and cheap parts. I am not making universal claims about all use cases. For most sane designs, sure electric motors are great at converting energy into torque. Normally you would want most of the el
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by Karliss 1y ago
Qr codes have some redundancy but nowhere near "repeated lots of time". Not even twice. More realistically there is 5-30% of redundancy and some very clever math to allow any individual part of data (not neceserily any part of qr
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by Karliss 1y ago
There is no way to join 2 nodes without introducing new edge, unless there is some hidden shortcut. Also the "connect paths" ignores selection and instead randomly picks one of the two ends with matching direction. Even if you kno
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by Karliss 1y ago
Inkscape LPE is exactly that - non destructive path modifiers. Graphite.rs editor in some ways has even bigger focus on nondestrictive effects.
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by Karliss 1y ago
This makes me wonder is a there a programming language which has separate data types for locale aware and locale independent strings. I know that rust has OsString but that's a slightly different usecase. Problem with the current widel
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by Karliss 1y ago
But that's not how the article says it. It says "in dimensions 2, 6, 14, 30 and 62" instead of "in 2,6,14 or 30 dimensions". The later sounds fine, but "dimensions 8 and 24" to me sounds too much like some
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by Karliss 1y ago
If you read more it was border control making a security theater (2months after they were aware of the situation), instead of calling appropriate government agency that are actually qualified to deal with radioactive material. If there was
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by Karliss 1y ago
Search for "numerical integration" in the context of physics simulation/game engines. You can use https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numerical_methods_for_ordinary... as a starting point. From what I understa
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by Karliss 1y ago
Scale, its always question of scale. Whatever youncan easily and cheaply host yourself will likely be only good enough for you and your friends or family. Anything more will require more hardware and dedicated people for maintaining that h
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by Karliss 1y ago
I call BS on this one. Placing a penny on top of skyscraper doesn't make you a builder of highest building. Still an interesting (more than) weekend project but not a meaningful record. Time required to compute next range grows very sl
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by Karliss 1y ago
The modified engine someone else is selling could have a potentially important extra features. For example a company might try to sell a version of engine which has been ported to a console which original engine doesn't support. Game p
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by Karliss 2y ago
Few versions ago GCC added `-fdiagnostics-text-art-charset=[none|ascii|unicode|emoji]` so feel free to disable them. https://godbolt.org/z/bYc7EqYWE
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by Karliss 2y ago
Not surprising that shop links are broken, the whole point of open sourcing was that those products were getting discontinued. I hate when companies erase any traces of legacy products from their website. But that doesn't seem to be th
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by Karliss 2y ago
I doubt there was a direct inspiration in either direction beside contributing to overall pool of ideas around wearable input devices. Only commonality I see is that they are both handheld/glove like computer input devices. Nerds and s
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by Karliss 2y ago
All the pictures for shop listing of PCB are also AI generated/modified. LEDs look completely wonky, the magnet sensors are not there, hole pattern for through hole parts is inconsistent between pictures and none of them match gerber f
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by Karliss 2y ago
For a DIY project the problem with scaling up is that ordering 50x50cm PCB is going to be quite pricy. Taking into account minimum order quantity of 5, that's ~$300-$600 according to https://pcbshopper.com/ . And that&
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by Karliss 2y ago
BFS with priority queue isn't BFS it's called Dijkstra's algorithm. Are you sure it works correctly for shortest path to all points in set not just "we need one of them" case? When running in reverse I would expect
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by Karliss 2y ago
If you have mixed edges you don't use BFS you use Dijkstra's algorithm preferably with a heap and the example you said is still not a problem. The short path made of many edges would be pulled out of heap first ensuring first time
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by Karliss 2y ago
No you don't have to search whole graph with BFS (it might happen if source and target is on opposite corners), first time you reach a node you know 100% that it is the shortest path. That's one of basic invariants allowing BFS to

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