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by achr2 3y ago
The UX looks amazing. What makes this a 'Logo' design tool? The intro video, and many of the examples appear to be artwork, not really logos. Is the output a vector image (a definitive prerequisite for logos)?
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by achr2 3y ago
I have been a paying Kagi customer for the past year and could not be happier. It is a small sliver of sanity showing what the internet could be without the cancer of ad driven anti patterns.
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by achr2 3y ago
Always fun when you go to upvote an answer you found useful, only to be told you can’t upvote your own answer… definitely a pensive moment!
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by achr2 3y ago
There might not be any diodes required if the driver uses a very high frequency DC chopper, the smoothing could be purely reactance + momentum.
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by achr2 3y ago
I found that funny from the perspective of it invalidating the claim that the bridge was disused. It’s like a Yogi Berra adage.
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by achr2 3y ago
A moment of rage followed by laughter. Well done.
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by achr2 3y ago
I live this life too - my La Pavoni has been going strong for over a decade! Multiple shots a day. Maintenance every once in a while. My additional recommended simple upgrade is to add a momentary switch to bypass the sensors, allowing you
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by achr2 3y ago
I would be worried about carbonic acid production. What about a nitrogen charge instead? Could even improve creama.
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by achr2 3y ago
Isn't calcium production one of the major contributors to atmospheric CO2 - something like 8% globally due to cement? Would this process be a net benefit or just move the footprint further back in the chain?
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by achr2 3y ago
Marianne est peut-être pas la meilleure source..
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by achr2 3y ago
Thanks for the correction - yes of course!
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by achr2 3y ago
We need @bkraz to fire up the Applied Science lab.
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by achr2 3y ago
The new video doesn't show anything convincing either - Pyrolytic graphite behaves the same way at room temps due to strong diamagnetism.
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by achr2 3y ago
Pyrolytic graphite looks exactly like this and behaves in exactly this way (without being superconducting) as long as one side is anchored. With a careful array of magnetic poles, graphite will levitate at room temperatures.
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by achr2 3y ago
This is almost certainly a sham. I had hopes before watching the videos, but the only effects shown are normal paramagnetism (from the copper substrate) and diamagnetism (pyrolytic graphite).
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by achr2 3y ago
Not if a corner is anchored, as is visible in their video. This is an obvious scam.
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by achr2 3y ago
Amazing! It’s a good differentiator also as this was removed in safari.
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by achr2 3y ago
I love this. My number one ask is to add a context menu action to open an image in a new tab.
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by achr2 3y ago
> All sequences within the Aria Digital Twin Dataset have been captured using fully consented researchers in controlled environments in Meta offices. The requirement and boastful nature of this heading is a frightening tell against the c
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by achr2 3y ago
I greatly appreciate Jetbrains' software. But the only thing that I care about in a code font is balancing legibility with maximizing columns of text. Their overlay comparison to consolas fails on my main concern.
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by achr2 3y ago
The game that I cared about most when doing the mod was originally Japanese and then only released in the UK and Australia in English. So the resolution was NTSC compatible. I think there were some PAL exclusives, but I never ran into one t
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by achr2 3y ago
Yes it was the sole driver for the mod, but I did end up getting a few other carts - Tintin, and I think a Dragon Ball game. I still have this modded SNES somewhere, I should pull it out and have a nostalgia fix.
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by achr2 3y ago
Later SNES games also used a timing check to identify PAL vs NTSC clock frequencies. The mod I did nearly three decades ago was to add a toggle switch with a second crystal that would change the clock frequency and allow the PAL game to be
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by achr2 3y ago
I am willing to bet that statistically (with the number of mattress companies offering X night returns) that a recent mattress purchaser is more likely to purchase a different mattress within X days than the random public.
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by achr2 3y ago
This is an amazing reference, thanks.
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by achr2 3y ago
I know it is irrational - as compilers already perform optimizations that are non intuitive - but my lizard brain really doesn’t like the idea of ML possibly changing semantics at a layer that is unobservable.
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by achr2 3y ago
Is there a chart with more recent data?
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by achr2 3y ago
What dig? I think your insecurities are showing...
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by achr2 3y ago
“Won’t you think of the poor corporations!” That’s a new one for me. I would find it a lot less condescending to be told a straight “this made us the most money” reasoning. Anything else is obviously BS or incompetence.
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by achr2 3y ago
Maybe I am misinterpreting the tone, but this is an incongruous belief. Nothing about a chaotic system precludes a *trend* in that system. I think it is quite objectively clear that while extremely chaotic, the trend of recent human impac

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