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by eximius 6y ago
And it would be difficult to 'aerosolize' the powder injection into the combustion chamber and all sorts of problems. It would take a fundamentally different design. But it's still a fun thought :)
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by eximius 6y ago
Very cool stuff, regardless of how it turns out. It claims 'good' energy density and 40% roundtrip efficiency. How does its energy density compare to existing liquid fuels? Naturally, I'm wondering what an iron powder fueled
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by eximius 6y ago
How does something like Redox fit into the microkernel-monokernel continuum?
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by eximius 6y ago
In the context of the Löwenheim–Skolem theorem and "Skolem's Paradox", what does it mean for 'the domain of a model to be countable'? My only guess is that the number of 'objects and/or relations' in
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by eximius 6y ago
It sounds like OP is keeping 25%, with 75% going to the three new guys. For 200k.
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by eximius 6y ago
I see. wf-recorder is specific to wlroots, etc. I suppose I'm sad that these things weren't upstreamed to the core protocol/reference impl sooner so there was less churn.
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by eximius 6y ago
What is holding Wayland back? Was the core protocol just not created with many basic features in mind?
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by eximius 6y ago
Hopefully the consequences are not the only thing.
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by eximius 6y ago
The core technology is in place and scales. We're drudging through the necessary steps of bank account, payment processor, account management, etc now. If we were working full time on it, maybe a month? But we're not and the holid
460.
by eximius 6y ago
I wish we were a little farther along so I'd have more to say, but we're hoping to solve this with https://hoppy.network/ . It's nothing you couldn't do yourself, but we host it for you so you don't
461.
by eximius 6y ago
Many, many projects will (in theory) unless there is specific licensing that open sources the APIs. If Oracle wins, laws will change because it is a fundamentally incompatible position for our industry.
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by eximius 6y ago
I think you're drastically overestimating how much money would be available per project and underestimating the cost of accessibility.
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by eximius 6y ago
Accessibility would probably be the biggest difficulty that might be legally required through poorly interacting laws. (Not to say that things shouldn't be accessible, but we've already seen good-will gestures ruined because of th
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by eximius 6y ago
I meant variant for the same instruction. Is expect a divide to be slower than an add but I wasn't sure if a single instruction would have a range.
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by eximius 6y ago
Are instructions typically variable in the number of cycles it takes? If, as the article claims, pop is truly aliased to ldm, then I'd expect it to be very fast.
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by eximius 6y ago
Imagine if you could sell to a company an accurate estimate for the number of times your brand is mentioned in a zip code in a month. I would imagine the profits from that dwarf the hardware costs of some antennas (that the consumer pays th
467.
by eximius 6y ago
Make more companies Public Benefit Corporations. Make Profit not the only written, legal goal.
468.
by eximius 6y ago
If it's multimodal, then averaging it out is the wrong thing to do. A histogram would be more appropriate to display the different modes.
469.
by eximius 6y ago
> attempts to counteract this problem were ignored or shut down. I think you misinterpreted this?
470.
by eximius 6y ago
https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/jou... It might be from 2019 so there may simply have not been enough time.
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by eximius 6y ago
It's not a coincidence because they put the lab there because that's where SARS jumped before. So there is a reason, but it's far less interesting.
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by eximius 6y ago
Heh, valid point.
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by eximius 6y ago
https://docs.rs/typed-arena/2.0.1/typed_arena/
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by eximius 6y ago
I can't recommend AwesomeWM enough. You don't really have to customize it at all for the workspaces + basic tiling to be incredibly useful. And the workspaces can be per monitor !!! Or you can tie them together! Or use them as ta
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by eximius 6y ago
I feel like at this point it'd be easier to send it to space and toss it out the airlock with a battery and just... See if it goes anywhere
476.
by eximius 6y ago
Maybe. Others have speculated maybe you have imposter syndrome. But maybe you're right. So? There is a wide spectrum of talent out there and you don't have to be in the top 1%, 10%, 50%, etc to be useful and successful. My go to w
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by eximius 6y ago
Somewhat different cultures, I think. There are oral traditions where we can compare the written and oral records and see less deviation in the oral records over even long periods of time. I acknowledge that requires examples and citations
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by eximius 6y ago
Has Redox explored any unique, new, or forgotten techniques around security and data sharing between apps and users?
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by eximius 6y ago
The OT was an oral tradition predating it's written recording...
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by eximius 6y ago
That sounds... worse?

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