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by dtquad 2y ago
I think some Kerbel Space Program players have attempted to approximate the liquid sloshing as an inverted single or double pendulum problem inside the rocket that the control algorithm has to take into consideration in addition to the prim
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by dtquad 2y ago
MIMO and nonlinear control theories are probably some of the hardest topics in all of engineering. SpaceX control system also has to compensate for the fuel moving inside their rockets so the control algorithms probably involve some kind of
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by dtquad 2y ago
>Give it your openAI key if you want o1-preview. o1 sounds slow and expensive for the usual AI conversational coding and autocomplete stuff. But it might be the right model for scaffolding of new projects and do non-trivial ref
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by dtquad 2y ago
It's also useful as a solution architect. Claude Artifact can do non-trivial sequence diagrams and state machines.
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by dtquad 2y ago
Interesting. Some of the remote employees I manage and work with have some very mysterious commit times. But I don't think I have found any correlation with code quality and late night coding. The late night coders are sometimes more p
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"I'm getting fed up here Kent. These have commit times from last night."(lkml.org)
5 points by dtquad 2y ago|3 comments
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‪ Asianometry‬ & Dylan Patel – How the Semiconductor Industry Works [video](youtube.com)
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by dtquad 2y ago
There are some evidence that Ozempic/Wegovy actually cures more addictions than just food addiction. >The weight-loss jabs have apparently helped people kick habits from smoking to shopping, although scientists remain wary abo
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by dtquad 2y ago
Hilariously shortsighted. Big Tech companies have been a GDP-doubling runaway success for the US economy. It would be like if we here in Denmark started breaking up Novo Nordisk. Our economists would probably do a public lynching of any gov
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by dtquad 2y ago
>they're clearly learning on their job They are experienced software developers coming from $300K jobs at Coinbase. As experienced developers they know the requirements in the Apache License 2.0. As former employees at highly regula
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by dtquad 2y ago
Russia found out they had a faulty dangerous explosive ship under their control and instead of safely towing the ship to Russia and unload the Russian cargo they are instead using it to harass NATO countries as part of their hybrid warfare.
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by dtquad 2y ago
No, Russia is deliberately using this ship to harass NATO countries. The ship was recently unusually close to a NATO base in Norway before the Norwegian coast guard chased them away. Here in Denmark the Danish coast guard also had to confro
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by dtquad 2y ago
October 7th happened exactly because Israel was over-focusing on Iranian proxies like Hezbollah and underestimated Hamas.
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It's an intentional construct that benefits Hezbollah and Iran. Their Iranian funding has made them bigger and stronger than most nation-state armies but they can continue pretending to be a civilian Lebanese NGO with a strong politica
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by dtquad 2y ago
The militant/civilian fatality ratio was 11/2 yesterday.
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by dtquad 2y ago
How much will that help when the adversary has physical access to the live edge server and can intercept IO to and from RAM and CPU?
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Ask HN: Edge Computing and Physical Security?
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The original Qt-KDE agreement from 2000 was GPLv2.
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by dtquad 2y ago
Big companies like Autodesk and Tesla are using the LGPL version of Qt without paying a cent to the Qt company. It was a business mistake by the Nokia in 2009 to offer the non-commercial version of Qt as LGPL. They should just have continue
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by dtquad 2y ago
Most OR researchers and practitioners are on Mastodon.
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Chinese Apt Abuses VSCode to Target Government in Asia(unit42.paloaltonetworks.com)
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by dtquad 2y ago
The "Russia is just defending their geographical sphere of interest" argument for Russia's invasion of Ukraine only comes from Western isolationists and pro-Russia activists. The actual internal political communication within
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The Go Cloud Development Kit(gocloud.dev)
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by dtquad 2y ago
Annoying excessive coverage of US politics has been a thing in Denmark since 2008. Although nowadays we at least have the excuse that the US has replaced both China and Germany as our main trading partner and the Danish GDP probably fluctua
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by dtquad 2y ago
Microsoft's own FOSS multiplatform implementation of the .NET runtime is now much more performant and feature complete than Mono. However Mono is easier to embed into other applications and easier to port to new platforms. That is for
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by dtquad 2y ago
Does anyone know good best practices and software/DB patterns to model localized GDPR-compliance into global software systems? I know ASP.NET Core comes with some GDPR-related helpers but it's more interesting to know general best
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by dtquad 2y ago
Countries like the US and China are not afraid to subsidize strategically important industries in regions with proven capabilities. Meanwhile the EU likes to waste resources on failed hopeless regions. For example the new investments into m
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by dtquad 2y ago
Telegram within Russia and outside Russia are two completely different apps with completely different featureset and visible channels. The only "anti-war" sentiment on Russian Telegram is ultra-nationalistic whining about the warf
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Telegram also doesn't consider Sweden and Germany to be democracies for some reason and refuse to collaborate with either.
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Nobody from the "American leadership" said Russia did it. They pushed back against disinformation spread by Russian propagandists like Seymour Hersh who were baselessly blaming the US and Norway without providing any credible proo

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