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by _fizz_buzz_ 5mo ago
Even ExxonMobil scientists came to the conclusion. They made an internal study in the 70s and it was actually incredibly solid: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abk0063
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by _fizz_buzz_ 5mo ago
Just look at any glaciar in the Alps (or almost anywhere in the world really). Over the last 50 years, your liftime, there have been enourmous changes.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 5mo ago
Lots of opensource project use the Linux Foundation to handle their funding. My understanding is that e.g. corporate sponsors for the KiCad project will actually transfer the money to the Linux Foundation but the money is then earmarked for
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by _fizz_buzz_ 5mo ago
But Google did move into a lot of spaces: maps, mail, docs, etc.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 5mo ago
It makes sense just like 22 people kicking a ball around a field makes sense. I repair electronics as hobby. This past week I repaired my daughters $15 toy tablet. It took me a few hours to do that. Economically completely unjustifiable. Th
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by _fizz_buzz_ 5mo ago
How about marraige based green cards when residing outside the US? Any indication how long this takes and how complicated the process is? My wife and daughter are both US citizens and we live in Germany. I am a German citizen and have no ty
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
What hardware do you use? I want to experiment with running models locally.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
Yeah, taking the spice list as the starting point works much better, imo. I also prepopulate the CLAUDE.md file with some information like the pinout/pinmux of the MCU otherwise claude might run in circles trying targeting the wrong pi
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
Spicelib really just makes calls to the selected spice engine (in my case ngspice). In this setup spicelib‘s main job is to parse the raw spice data and have a unified interface regardless which spice engine is selected. But to answer the q
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
Oh, I remember seeing Jumperless a while ago, but completely forgot about. Combining this with something like Jumperless does sound interesting. What does your setup look like? Does Claude tell you: "try 1k resistor in parallel here&qu
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
I haven't tried it with codex yet. But my approach is currently a little bit different. I draw the circuit myself, which I am usually faster at than describing the circuit in plain english. And then I give claude the spice netlist as m
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
Claude can absolutely correct itself and change the source code on the MCU and adapt. However, it also does make mistakes, such as claiming it matched the simulation when it obviously didn't. Or it might make dubious decisions e.g. bit
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Show HN: SPICE simulation → oscilloscope → verification with Claude Code(lucasgerads.com)
121 points by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago|35 comments
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
I have a feature request: I build an mcp server, but now it has over 60 tools. Most sessions i really don’t need most of them. I suppose I could make this into several servers. But it would maybe be nice to give the user more power here. Li
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
If only 100 people in the world are using this language, who are you even merging code with, lol.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
Can agents not checkout different branches and then work on them? It's what people also do. I have a hard time to understand what problem is even solved here.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
Sure, and negative prices will send a strong signal to the market to hurry up with adding storage. So, this will probably be more of a temporary situation and in the future there will be very few days with negative prices, however there wil
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
The grid is not unstable and it was also not unstable the last view days when prices were negative. Germany has one of the most stable grids in the world. Negative prices are good when you need to buy electricity and they are bad when you a
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
Although I have to say I am sometimes surprised how much people burn through their usage. I was briefly on a Claude Max plan and then switched to a pro plan and still almost never hit my limit.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
AI is here to stay. But learning to copy-paste homework into a chatbot is not really a skill one needs to learn.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
They probably have statistics on it and saw that certain phrases happen over and over so why waste compute on inference.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
Doubt it. You have to pay these mathematicians once and then you can deploy to millions of sites.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 6mo ago
The article specifically says the opposite.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 7mo ago
Obviously 48VDC has been around and internally they will probably still step down to 48V. But these 48V islands are nowadays inter connected by regular AC grid. They want to replace that interconnection with a 800VDc bus. I kind of assume t
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by _fizz_buzz_ 7mo ago
Maybe not, but more than 99.999999% of humans would also not come up with that.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 7mo ago
5mins is really as good as it has to be. Almost everyone needs a bathroom break or gets a drink/snack after 400miles.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 7mo ago
Sounds like the trick is to use 1.5MW chargers. I guess that'll do it. I suppose the question is how they handel this thermally.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 7mo ago
Huh, I also got exactly 7342 with opus.
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by _fizz_buzz_ 7mo ago
There is still a lot of legacy software out there. I worked on something for a little bit (probably around 10 years ago).
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by _fizz_buzz_ 7mo ago
LTSpice is awesome, but the user interface is an acquired taste ...

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