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baybal2
5y ago
Which will not tell you anything without knowing the body bias voltage on CMOS, which is set relative to power rails.
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baybal2
5y ago
> would have its own local power regulation circuits such that a system level voltage reduction wouldn't impact it. How do you know if external voltage is low if you check it against... a voltage derived from it?
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baybal2
5y ago
> I wonder if it will be mitigated by requiring a larger minimum voltage? How would you detect low voltage without a reference voltage?
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5y ago
> There are rumours going around that the GeForce 4090 is going to have a max TDP of 650W. You will need a small DC welding machine for a power supply.
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5y ago
And that's the point, they are testing a missile against targets at much higher orbits. 14A042 is pretty enormous for a mobile missile. They are aiming to take out US missile target discrimination system, the weakest link in the new US
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India police charge Amazon executives over online marijuana sales
(dawn.com)
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5y ago
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baybal2
5y ago
Tesla drivetrain is certainly not leaps, and bounds ahead.
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That's the point. Don't let people just close eyes on this.
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5y ago
SCA will not do a thing. SMSes are hackable, and SS7 network is routinely exploited. Google has made things worse by making confirmation SMSes very easily identifiable, and interceptable at scale with their SMS verification service which is
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The Spam Is Back (2017)
(theoutline.com)
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5y ago
I see even diffusion bonding still being cheaper than 3d.
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I advice HN readers to go, and to participate. Besides actually cleaning the streets, it brings very big spotlight to the problem. And in some rare cases, if activity like this may go viral, some people in charge of public sanitation might
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5y ago
Because, if such parts were really needed, people would've gone to any length to make them for things like missiles. High performance heat exchangers for applications where every gram counts for example were hand made like a jewelry wo
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5y ago
Soon I bet, we will see the time, having your car stolen will mean seeing 404
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5y ago
I believe Wuling MiniEV is exactly that. Current MiniEV ships with a display for instrument cluster, earlier ones had dials.
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5y ago
Most drivers today in the West don't realise just how much they are reliant on non-disableable electronic stability control on most FWD cars, which quietly entered cars along with ABS.
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5y ago
What I don't like HHKB is exactly the inexact trigger point. These capacitive switches were originally designed for the need of extreme reliability, like for buttons in power station control panels, industrial equipment, etc. Switches
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5y ago
You don't need these unreproducible parts for a rocket
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5y ago
Even without a machinist, 3D printing is still very expensive, which makes it even worse comparatively.
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baybal2
5y ago
3D printing is expensive
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5y ago
3D printing is likely not to do a single thing about the cost.
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5y ago
Not US as a nation, but US elites, some of whom developed rather ghastly fascist sympathies, if not tendencies. They drank the China koolaid. I will refer to a very insightful description of the state they are in by api ( https://
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5y ago
I knew a Saudi student who went to a hunting trip in Canada, posted a video of them speaking Arabic with guns, and got permabanned on fb. It was in 2010. Social media companies were said to be making a lot of employment in North Africa just
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5y ago
Chrome used to have an option of a blank page, but it was removed "for user convenience"
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It's rare to see a mobile device these days working on 3.3V. Most of it now comes at 1.8V, and transition to 1.2 seem to be looming.
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5y ago
Because of voltage drop. You will have less loss if you correct for some voltage loss midway. You lose more electricity if your line drops from 1000kv to 600kv than if it drops from 1000kv to 800kv twice, even if you count up conversion los
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5y ago
Versioned merge requests anyone? This is a solution looking for a (solved) problem.
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That is something which is supposed to be a norm, not a pity from the vendor.
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5y ago
To up the voltage
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China's fixed prices for lithium batteries is preventing the competition
(digitimes.com)
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