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by bobim 2y ago
My family comes from a village in Belgium where the 12th panzerdivision SS committed mass murder, I therefore don't glorify these people, thank you. But you have to recognize what your modern comfort has to do with these people, and lo
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by bobim 2y ago
Interesting, that's the equivalent of me unilaterally calling New York "Nouvelle Amsterdam" then. But it was simply to tickle Geneva's people.
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by bobim 2y ago
Yes because otherwise they would have fact checked that there's no lake Geneva.
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by bobim 2y ago
A large chunk of our western innovations are rooted in "1936" german research. US space program? From Mr Von Braun who was allowed on US land through operation paperclip. Axial jet engine?From Junkers Motoren engine propelling the
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by bobim 2y ago
ok, it seems I need to play this game, just have to convince the bosses.
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by bobim 2y ago
That's effectively the question: what is the buffer size needed to insulate two unit operations without introducing penalizing ramp up and ramp down phases. If one could get such answers from Factorio that would be very funny for the 1
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by bobim 2y ago
This is tickling my curiosity... Anyone knows if Factorio is time-accurate and could be used for production line design/balancing? Is it implementing things like locks on shared resources (e.g. operators), and random stoppages? That wo
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by bobim 2y ago
Nice to cross your path, I got the first one to kickstart myself some years ago (and still struggling with evaporation / condensation). Would you recommend the second to introduce a colleague to OpenModelica? He is into gPROMS but will
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by bobim 2y ago
Ah! You're the author of Modelica by example?
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by bobim 2y ago
Ok it's enabled by default on iPhones, but once disabled it stays disabled. What is silently enabled exactly?
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by bobim 2y ago
Ok, I see, maybe these cores are managing things like i/o and hardware monitoring. Thanks for the opening.
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by bobim 2y ago
The article says single-tenant, so that would be a waste of 32 cores for just one VM? Seems a lot.
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by bobim 2y ago
Sure, implicit finite elements analysis scales up to two cores per DDR4 channel. Core density just grew up faster than bandwidth and it makes all those high cores cpus a waste for this kinds of workloads.
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by bobim 2y ago
"there's no bugs in there!" a chick with a star on the cheek probably.
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by bobim 2y ago
And you could use a utility called umr (unreal media reaper) to extract the songs. It was mind blowing to then understand how the game switched patterns to suit the pace, a very clever use of this technology.
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by bobim 2y ago
The maintenance must be seen as per the service value, not the car value. If it's in good condition then maintain it and drive until pistons goes through the head. Keep this gray energy off the scrapeyard.
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by bobim 2y ago
Specifically which model? People at work were stretching their old HPs to avoid getting a Lenovo replacement that were just failing in the hands of their coworkers in all sorts of ways. Genuinely curious to understand the mismatch between e
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by bobim 2y ago
I agree, sorry, I just have a grief against scammers jeopardizing kids education.
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by bobim 2y ago
Montessori has nothing to do with this, my triple experience is that kids figure out the method allows them to derp around, and they will derp around. The school tells nothing as keeping the cash coming in is more important than kids educat
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by bobim 2y ago
Started to use a monorepo + worktrees to keep related but separated developments all together with different checkouts. Anybody else on the same path?
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by bobim 2y ago
These are at least capable of thermomechanical with fluid-structure coupling. Not all-physics but still multi. True that things with multi species diffusion or electromagnetics are missing, but maybe Elmer can fill the gap.
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by bobim 2y ago
It's infuriating that high compensation comes with zero responsibility. Broken system.
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by bobim 2y ago
You're probably correct about the design, so that would be a question of retrofitting existing old hardware. The example you're giving shows that the transition to these new fluids is already there. Thanks!
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by bobim 2y ago
Thanks, I had a look at the datasheets and it seems that I have to upgrade my knowledge. But why are transformers fire still a thing then? Cost?
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by bobim 2y ago
The dieletric oil in transformers is both toxic and flammable, causing a lot of damage when they start burning. If an alternative, safer fluid existed it would be a massive market.
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by bobim 2y ago
And power limits. And bumper height compatibility. And guardrails that respect motorcyclists body integrity.
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by bobim 2y ago
Not sure 3 did anything to the number of circular permutations of encode and decode one need to fiddle with until that damn csv is pulled in correctly.
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by bobim 2y ago
It's not a download, it's a blessing. It's not corrupting, it's purifying. It's syntax highlighting for your strained eyes and block commenting for your sore fingers. It's peace. Take care.
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by bobim 2y ago
Use scite please, it's a match with your brutalist approach to development, but with some goodies. You won't regret.
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by bobim 2y ago
Ha nice! They should start to enforce then, because what you get is "accept" and "configure", and if you select the latter here starts the click galore.

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