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by araes 2y ago
There was some awareness reading the article, yet "we're warping through the quadrant in our tensor accelerator" is pretty Trek. Have had that thought occasionally with some of the other articles. What it must read like to s
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by araes 2y ago
Apparently it ended up selling for the cost of the CPUs at $480,000. Also, guess my math was low, and it was a 47 ton computer. https://cowboystatedaily.com/2024/05/07/cheyenne-supercomput...
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by araes 2y ago
From Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fine-structure_constant and following further links: 4*π*ε_0*ħ*c*α = e^2 e is the charge, h is the Planck constant, ε_0 is the electric constant However, h is heavily
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by araes 2y ago
Maybe I don't understand what you're describing. That sounds like a system where you'd prefer slow, and really heavy lift capacity?
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by araes 2y ago
Thanks. Figured there might be something, why the "might" have a use. Maybe it's implied, yet the author didn't seem to care about fast, and mostly appeared to be counting whole numbers for greater lift. Guess most of
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by araes 2y ago
It might be the hygdata set which can be found here: https://github.com/astronexus/HYG-Database It currently says it has the "Hipparcos-Yale-Gliese" database, with 119,614 stars and the "Tycho-2/Gai
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by araes 2y ago
This article was such a confusing read. I got to the end and could still barely tell what the result was. Had to search back just to find out the officer was really collecting troves of child porn. Apparently the woman also collected tha
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by araes 2y ago
Maybe "crapple" ...
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by araes 2y ago
Cool, thanks. Why I said "appears". Figured I was probably missing something. Author has spent way more time on pulleys.
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by araes 2y ago
If the author reads this, since it's from 2020. The author appears to be currently investigating knot physics and drop tests. However, the author does not "appear" to have the Luff Tackle variation. [1] I think it's cl
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by araes 2y ago
Had that thought too, twice as much work just to steal the money. Yet, if you look, America often rewards (or at least encourages) thieves, rogues, scoundrels, ect... Santos? Mostly encouragement if anything. Probably run for Governor. B
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by araes 2y ago
The situation with kids is an issue. However, about the mean attacks online mentioned in the article, the American Library Association president, unfortunately made a rather poorly chosen quote at almost the inflection point they're d
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Cost of Constructing a Home- 2022 (NAHB)(nahb.org)
2 points by araes 2y ago|1 comments
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by araes 2y ago
Provided as an article submission because: 1) Global housing shortage (apparently now hinders world immigration according to Bloomberg) 2) Official study that provides reference numbers on actual costs (at least for America). 3) It's a
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by araes 2y ago
Yes? In any form of hash function, cryptography field, or information warfare, five years is an enormous length of time. That means "somebody" in humanity has been brute force algorithm generating improved integer hash functions f
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by araes 2y ago
Like MurmurHash, I expect these are meant to be non-cryptographic. However, that said, I feel like the Avalanche + Bias idea is missing quite a bit. Example: This function as the last listed function. // exact bias: 0.0208885
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by araes 2y ago
I find this notable, only that Linus Torvalds appears to have trolled you, or somebody reffing directly to Linus.
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by araes 2y ago
Appears there's no confusion about the number of possible other clothing design packages from current comments... However, as an OSS project thing, the video of a pillow/cushion getting made was pretty interesting for the auto-edg
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by araes 2y ago
I don't need my clothing to fit that well. With the rise in scraping, impersonation, identity falsification? Not even slightly interested in full body scan tech. Driver's License? The crooks will probably have a much easier time
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by araes 2y ago
This is pretty neat, and cool as a design style for doing "tilesque" types of drawing. Would there happen to be a way to add your own tileset, font, or tile atlas? Would then allow for rather quick tilemap creation (GB, NES, SNE
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by araes 2y ago
No comment on the CO2 uses, just seems like something's going on with Meta / FB lately. Who releases a framework/demo where you click the "Download ODAC23 Data" [1] or "Try ODAC ML Models" [2] links and g
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by araes 2y ago
And I thought the conclusion was going to be nearly the exact opposite result. That our constant exposure to machines, and machine patterns has ingrained an expected compliance and obedience of order following, and not needing to argue with
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by araes 2y ago
> Rule number one of being a rebel. Don't work for the Empire.
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by araes 2y ago
If somebody has the money, and the resources required to house the system, seems like decent value for the money at the reserve (apparently $100k) The range of, I'd buy if I had the money and a valid use case. Even partial resale lik
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by araes 2y ago
Javascript has a Much larger user community. You get much different behavior and discussion when the community's enormous, it's one of the most used computer languages anywhere, and it's available on almost every device with
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by araes 2y ago
A bit ago (7 months) I asked a related question, that may have ideas for fields or technologies to be excited about working on. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37473795 (Ask HN: Tech that seems to have vanished?, 189 c
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by araes 2y ago
The technical part was kind of interesting, yet the commentary on general Microsoft was pretty funny. Conjures images that they're all fighting to the death with spears over at the Microsoft offices. > It was an early attempt at an
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by araes 2y ago
As shitified as the world wide web has gotten over the last few years, that's almost a feature these days. Now you have lots of chaff / ablative / imposter emails to divert away all the robo-mailers, spear fishers, destitute
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by araes 2y ago
If all you need is normal and bump maps, then https://github.com/azagaya/laigter is pretty good for quick creation. (Free) Spriteilluminator is not bad also https://www.codeandweb.com/spriteilluminator
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by araes 2y ago
While resources are listed as 1k, 2k, and 4k, and download with files like: https://images.sharetextures.com/u/pavement_16_normal.webp They can "mostly" be fairly easily reduced down to 512, 256, ect... if yo

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