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by butvacuum 1mo ago
It is already difficult to get most aftermarket parts in california- especially things in the combustion path. Can't even buy them off ebay.
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by butvacuum 1mo ago
the one opening in 2028 predates LLMs as we know them. It even predates CHIPS- because Micron got the appliction submitted in a couple months: which included the location. Say what you want about AI- but we were already at peak "need m
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by butvacuum 1mo ago
they're not banned- they're just behind the counter.
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by butvacuum 1mo ago
thus this inuendo thread ended prematurely.
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by butvacuum 1mo ago
literally anything that's better than paycheck advance ursery is a win.
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by butvacuum 1mo ago
A more accurate one: Comanche Peak Unit 1 SCRAM'd because the 2021 snowpocolypse caused a feed water issue... Good luck finding that as more than a footnote. source: https://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections&#
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by butvacuum 1mo ago
what have you been smoking? So I can be sure to avoid it.
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by butvacuum 1mo ago
The willful ignorance on this topic has always been absurd. Valve skims the same 30% off a game sale as apple DID... Apple switched to 15% for below 1mil revenue. If you have only free apps you can apply for the annual developer fee to be w
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by butvacuum 1mo ago
Messy personal branch, pushed to a feature branch, squashed when merged with dev, bugs found in dev squashed when merged with main. Seems to be the standard in shops with competent git users and no culure established around other version co
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
look into "dragnet"'s as that's the term (afaik) and the issue at hand.
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
I'd never thought about it till a knee jerk scoffing at the title: But do they need the TBM to be milimeter accurate the whole way- or do they just need mm accurate surveying and very high accuracy when merging the tunnels? It might se
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
a bit rich since california is probabaly a major reason the systems are expensive to begin with.
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
It'd be better as an ashens video.
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
It probably was NRND on mouser/digikey by then... not that there was much choice in 2013- you went with what you had instead of $1000+ dev boards.
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
No-Load losses on the power conversion seems to be the real issue and is rarely mentioned and understood even less often. Plus the conversion eff. curve. Eg: I shaved ~40W off the idle load on a server (250->210W) by doung nothing more t
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
self reply: I didn't mean to sound dismissive, just that it's way older than 3d printers. Overall I'd classify this as a "Gutless wonder": Something Engineered that seems like it'd be complex, but has been clev
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
It's been a standard method for decades. Theres a lot of cases where even the center post isn't required as the zero radius 180 won't fit back through the slot.
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
I couldn't quite remember vitalism- so I used aether. I think it shows a lot of vitalism's issues to a much wider group anyway- since aether theory is among the discarded theories studied/mentioned in US primary school scienc
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
so what part of the aether is needed for consciousness then?
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
I turned focus time off- and have'nt heard from it in so long I had to look up what you were talking about.
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
watching car repair stuff- it's more EPA requirements. an electronic thermostat and fan clutch on an econobox?
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
also: citrus- wash your hands after.
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
Have a look at Electric impedance spectroscopy- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dielectric_spectroscopy Theres a handfull of Tier 1 BMS chips that support it already. though, half of them are meant for traction/EV p
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
most of them are populated thanks to explicit efforts from the government.
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
is it just me or is it about once a decade somebody gets publicised for this and the government *really* throws the book at them.
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
Desktop DDR rarely exceedes 64bits(you have to combine more than one dimm). Since RAM is a parallel bus that means 64 conductors that have to be impedance and length controlled. GPUs use >192bit busses, with 512bit in the high performanc
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
Very interesting. I don't see it mentioned so I'll ask: Would being able to alter voltage levels on the fly (eg, cells x y and z get 1.25 while abc get 1.2) expand the ability here?
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
Is there really a use for this(temporary adhesives) outside of Fixturing?
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
This is freqently, dangerously, wrong- and is missing critical information. I saw no discussion of: * C rate * fuse selection * inverter precharge (capacitive loads) * cell level monitoring not all batteries are series compatible. * fail mo
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by butvacuum 2mo ago
yea, eggs in a busy kitchen or when you haven't been out of bed for more than 5m is risky.

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