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by edoo 8y ago
I think we are in a funk part where there are now so many people and so much info available it kind of washes everything out with no personal touch. The natural response to this will be to form ever and ever more specific communities. I ha
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by edoo 8y ago
I like that. A constraint means you have at least a starting point too. I've always struggled to keep on track when faced with seemingly infinite options. The first few decisions/constraints that define a project and allow it t
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by edoo 8y ago
Some good advice on there. I like the no shortcuts one. Another way to put it is the longest way is the shortest way. If you think you are taking a short cut you are likely taking a long cut overall.
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by edoo 8y ago
If you know of any groups that would actually pay me to point out fallacious logic I would love to know about them.
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by edoo 8y ago
Ad hominem attacks are the sign you have left logic at the wayside and are running on emotion. It is often a sign that your belief, true or not, has been reinforced with false logic, as when confronted with true logic you are unable to app
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by edoo 8y ago
I'm not sure what you mean about my view. Perhaps you can explain? It is a fact all atmospheric climate models have failed. The temperature rise predictions based on atmospheric CO2 have not materialized. It is a fact there are other
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by edoo 8y ago
If you have a falsifiable claim let's test it. Otherwise I win, you devolved to ad hominem attacks in the face of logic.
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Their claim is absolutely falsifiable. They have made predictions based on the data. Those predictions will pan out or not, just like all the current CO2 models have failed. What is irrefutable is their models are currently the most accu
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by edoo 8y ago
This is real science, we get to find out if they are right or not in the next couple years. It is rather weird to attack efforts at real science.
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by edoo 8y ago
They are doing real science. Their models will be proven wrong or not. All the CO2 based climate models have already been proven wrong. Odd that you would be so against finding out the truth.
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by edoo 8y ago
It is the research with the most accurate models at the moment. It used to be consensus that the world was flat. Consensus is not science. Only falsifiable claims are science.
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by edoo 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_yqIj38UmY The solar physicist community has the current most accurate climate models and they only crunch sun data and not C02 data in any way. Those models show lowering temperatures as we
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by edoo 8y ago
It is a pesky little fact that all the climate models have thus far been wrong and there is still no scientific proof that CO2 drives temperatures. The best research on the table at the moment shows we may be facing a super maunder minimum
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by edoo 8y ago
I mean more like his actual actions vs campaign promises. As usual the name of the legislation is the opposite of what it does. That bill allowed further restrictions on government employees, attempting to unshield them from the 1989 whis
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by edoo 8y ago
Interesting, but maybe not required. You can do a programmatic check of the crystal and PLL. I've had over 200k devices fabbed and deployed without ever directly testing a single crystal. What kind of error rate do you find?
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by edoo 8y ago
This reads like an advertisement for the FBI. A bigger story is how Obama removed protections and actively attacked whistle blowers after promising the most transparent government ever. That had true toll.
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by edoo 8y ago
It is always good to get to know your MCUs. When I first started using STM32s I would also scope the crystal and then toggle some pins as fast as possible to make sure. Many gadgets later I trust the programmatic detection of external crys
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by edoo 8y ago
Weird result. I guess it makes sense that it could use twice as much CPU to finish in half the time but looking at the numbers doesn't feel intuitive. I wonder how many shaders this would keep busy. There is probably a class of GPUs
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by edoo 8y ago
Impressive effect. I didn't realize openmp was so easy to use. It isn't realtime but you could bake up some cool effects with this. AMD FX8320 3.5GHz $ time ./tinykaboom real 0m4.176s user 0m28.631 sys 0m0.012s
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by edoo 8y ago
He only failed if the end goal was market success. It looks like he did what he set out to do. His latest model doesn't look too different from the Olympic blade runners. Maybe it should have been marketed as a prosthesis.
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by edoo 8y ago
Electrolysis to hydrogen and back to electricity is notoriously inefficient. It makes a great place to dump extra energy that MUST be burned off, but it would be more efficient to just not have that much energy that needs to be burned off.
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by edoo 8y ago
It seems like a much simpler solution would be to have dynamic rates based on demand needs. There would be a near overnight rollout of dirt cheap gadgets designed to help you regulate your energy use based on the pricing. You could have a
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by edoo 8y ago
If people's behavior can be modified simply by giving them the perception of their input mattering then I would expect the coming AI interfaces/assistants and goal oriented concierge services to pick up on this and leverage it, wh
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by edoo 8y ago
Architecturally speaking this should be a super simple script that pulls the sensor data into a database for any use instead of a custom written http server that manages the sensor.
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by edoo 8y ago
Spacex has proven NASA's only purpose is military industrial. It is a money pit with poor results per dollar spent. National security has been made the only excuse for the SLS.
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Haha, if you don't enjoy this you will enjoy it anyway.
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by edoo 8y ago
It is because formal methods rarely agree with the cost benefit analysis of doing so. At some point it is less expensive to just build the car and see if it rolls.
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by edoo 8y ago
This explains the full corruption of the food pyramid. Not all carbs are equal. Fast carbs damage you.
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by edoo 8y ago
A step almost. The price charged to direct payers will not be the same price billed to anyone else, so fraud is still abound.
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by edoo 8y ago
I only looked at Nokia but it shows an embarrassing solution to the problem of users not having enough control over their phones. It should be effortless for users to control what apps can run and how much power they can use in the backgrou

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