auspiv

7 ms·

61.
by auspiv 2y ago
The point is that the verbiage ("To prevent abuse we ask you to sign in before chatting with AI.") implies that only the AI won't work if you don't sign in, not the entire product/site.
62.
by auspiv 2y ago
double check that math - olympic pool is 50x25x2 meters, or 2500m3. 1 m3 of water is roughly 1 metric ton (1 g/cc = 1 kg/L = 1 t/m3) depending on temperature and such. 57000000g / 5.9 g/cc = 9661017 cc = 9.661m3
63.
by auspiv 2y ago
There are three related headlines that have been popping up for the last few years, that somewhat contradict each other: 1) "Wind and solar are super cheap and continue to get cheaper" https://cleantechnica.com/202
64.
by auspiv 2y ago
The Boeing Starliner craft has had multiple issues (IIRC 5 separate thrusters not working and at least 2 separate helium leaks) since docking with the ISS. NASA continues to stress that Starliner is authorized to return astronauts to earth
65.
by auspiv 2y ago
128GB DDR5 module - https://store.supermicro.com/us_en/supermicro-hynix-128gb-28... It is of course RDIMM, but you didn't specify what memory type you were looking at.
66.
by auspiv 2y ago
On a somewhat prominent /fit/ness forum, they consider the pinnacle of lifting to be 4/3/2/1 plates for the big 4 lifts. The bar is 45 lb. Each plate is 45 lb. This equates to 405 lbs for deadlift 315 lbs for squat
67.
by auspiv 2y ago
22600 oil/gas wells drilled in 2022 in the US [1]. Fervo is proposing to do ~20 MW per injector/producer pair [2][3]. that's 11000 potential pairs per year x 10 years = 110000 pairs = 2200000 MW = 2200 GW. total US usage is 4
68.
by auspiv 2y ago
UUID7 basic information/examples - https://uuid7.com
69.
by auspiv 2y ago
"Synthetic oil is a lubricant consisting of chemical compounds that are artificially modified or synthesised. Synthetic lubricants can be manufactured using chemically modified petroleum components rather than whole crude oil, but can
70.
by auspiv 2y ago
Fervo Energy is making great progress in this area. They've drilled a injector/producer pair, frac'd between them (exactly like oil/gas), and pump water at ~60 L/s. Whatever goes into the injector comes out the prod
71.
by auspiv 2y ago
"The deepest man-made hole, which extends 12,262 meters below the surface of Siberia, took nearly 20 years to drill. As the shaft went deeper, progress declined to less than a meter per hour—a rate that finally decreased to zero as the
72.
by auspiv 2y ago
Considering it takes 8x A100 GPUs (80GB VRAM) to train GPT-2, I think it'll take far more than a single 4090.
73.
by auspiv 2y ago
Intel has been doing "tick-tock" for almost 20 years - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tick%E2%80%93tock_model
74.
by auspiv 2y ago
Many US states also have their own (free) CORS networks, primarily from transportation departments. NOAA helps keep track of them all. Not many of these are realtime unfortunately. https://geodesy.noaa.gov/CORS/ US ove
75.
by auspiv 2y ago
The customer isn't exactly small either - "UniSuper is an Australian superannuation fund that provides superannuation services to employees of Australia's higher education and research sector. The fund has over 620,000 member
76.
by auspiv 2y ago
I see, yes controlling at 2 Hz will not be easy no matter how you slice it. What's preventing you from doing more? At one point I experimented with mine. I think below 5 Hz things got choppy. Greater than 10 didn't do a whole lot.
77.
by auspiv 2y ago
Austin from the referenced post here - always love to see the shoutout! What you did is pretty much what I wanted to do when I set out. But definitely not in JS haha, not a huge fan of it Anyways, I chose to go with PID control for my contr
78.
by auspiv 2y ago
The previous mixtral is 8x7B
79.
by auspiv 2y ago
Also used in oil/gas downhole in corrosive environments (primarily CO2/H2S). Typical tubing size is 2-7/8", which is ~10.4 lb/ft x thousands of feet. Not cheap. https://super-metals.com/news/inc
80.
by auspiv 2y ago
And Sept 2022 - https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/01/us/california-heat-wave-f... Couldn't find a 2023 news article though
81.
by auspiv 3y ago
Incredible work. Crazy that this could be done by a single person. Stick it on a rotating pedestal and you've got a planar radar detector. Add some tilt and then it's not much different than aircraft/weather radar I suppose.
82.
by auspiv 3y ago
Yep, I've got plans. But other projects that compete for time, including raising a 1.5 and 3.5 year old. And working on a Tinder for Restaurants ( https://monchmatch.com ). Plans include: Direct to, navigating from waypoint t
83.
by auspiv 3y ago
Is this what became Xavion or did Xavion turn into this?
84.
by auspiv 3y ago
The numbers coming from X-Plane are indeed super "clean" and very mathematically expected. No lag on VSI, etc
85.
by auspiv 3y ago
Austin from Austin's Nerdy Things here - super stoked to see my blog's traffic at 7x the daily average at 7am! Thanks to all the visitors! I actually revisited this series a few weeks ago. I added a Flask/html frontend to con
86.
by auspiv 3y ago
I'm currently messing around with a u-blox timing chip, the LEA-6T. It (and many other slightly-above-consumer grade u-blox chip) has a "survey-in" mode, where you tell it "yes, you are stationary" and it essentiall
87.
by auspiv 3y ago
Nice headline but batteries do not generate electricity
88.
by auspiv 3y ago
I was listening to it on audio book and after the "5000 years later" I paused it and didn't pick it back up for a long while. Slogged through the rest. Won't read/listen to it again. The ending was ok. This was my f
89.
by auspiv 3y ago
I work for a US subsidiary of a very large oil company. We are migrating from Azure to AWS for many things (it is deemed "OneCloud"). A very large number of our new EC2 instances, and even our EKS instances, were provisioned withi
90.
by auspiv 3y ago
These exist. I am on the fence about buying the $600 one for experimentation and repurposing it to heat/cool garage. Many have heat/cool functionality. You can put the air side either inside or outside. https://www.amaz

More ›