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by R0b0t1 4y ago
The containers for the hydrogen can be made to vent safely for a lot of impacts. Fiberglass, carbon fiber, or other composites.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
There are iirc substances like graphite(?) sponge that will take in more H2 at a given pressure. It's still high, but it's better. The tanks can be made long and thin and stacked. Is the extra tank material too much in either cost
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
> unfortunately I'm not at liberty to be more specific. Gun to the head change your mind?
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
I think it's more likely it was astroturf/COINTELPRO related.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
Yeah. I tried locking some of my older CPUs to, say, 700MHz. Still entirely usable unless I started compiling something, say. Issue is Intel tries to race to halt which demonstrably saves more power on average. The power consumption of your
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
You've got it backwards, pretty much all cartridges were developed off of cartridges originally available to US hunters.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
> if I can't get to the office in time by 8am then it means I am not free to do whatever I want off work. Er, yes, that's exactly how it works? You can't take a vacation in the middle of the week and expect no reprimand. T
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
Disagree, as do others. If my movement and activities will be restricted then it is full employment/utilization, not some quasi-employment or utilization. I didn't pull this out of thin air. Someone has conned you into accepting l
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
Oncall is working. I expect to bill oncall hours at at least time and a half.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
Even more boring of a nitpick: There's no good reason to assume there's extra space in cells. Where does this stuff go in the quantities suggested? As well, could you simply not notice a malfunction and keep going until you ran ou
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
Power electronics gain surface area from small feature sizes, allowing the electrons to diffuse more efficiently seen as lower loss and higher switching frequencies. Same with gate design.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
> but at least that you get to vote for). Unbridled optimism.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
It is possible to make useless tests.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
Fitting, overwork is a coping behavior for some people. Just like taking drugs is for others.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
It's a tech related political matter. Extremely tech related, and misguided based on assumptions about tech. You may think it is irrelevant but the average tech professional I am very sure does think it is relevant.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
Those companies sold American manufacturing overseas and are now demanding money to bring it back. I like the idea of an independent organization, though I'm not sure it will succeed.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
A CPU built around the Gentoo philosophy would look like https://github.com/SpinalHDL/VexRiscv ;). Don't want an MMU? Fine. Need a larger RAM interface? You got it. Barrel ALU for DSP? Sure. Interpreted languages
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
That doesn't mean you should dissuade posters. This issue is very serious.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
Just go all the way. Handheld adaptive optics because lol.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
If you assemble it from a kit it becomes legal. No parts requirements iirc, specific cutout for homebuilt machines.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
Yeah, or have them still need to "buy" tickets and redeem them/scan them to get on.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
> Yes, this is inefficient. Yes, academic bureaucracy sucks and the publication game is easily corrupted and early advances are more relatable than later ones. How would you promote teaching and knowledge transfer while not needing to
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
Your other comments indicate you agree with involuntary holds. These usually do no good and remove agency form the person. What actually works is a more tender individualized intervention, but of course that is expensive and family may not
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
not with that attitude that said I've seen signal recovery from LVDS
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
It's not that. It's more that it's just... obvious.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
Unfortunately various studies have shown that people who are involuntarily committed are more likely to commit suicide. This is not a benign association: it is clear that psychiatric holds and the ensuing care at the very least are likely p
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
I've seen some very limited discussion about new modes of analog processing. For example, you can generatively produce an FPGA bitstream with a genetic algorithm that does strange things. E.g. totally disconnected logic components evol
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
Fair enough. That last bit is a really good point.
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
the interfaces are also not really "good" the cameras supported for example are quite small
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by R0b0t1 4y ago
They can intentionally mess up the trial, or refuse to prosecute. There are people who get swept up in some old but reopened case investigation launched by a DA that wants to look tough. Trail might have died 10 years ago with essentially a

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