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541.
by freemint 5y ago
Remove the head sink and reuse it for other projects, beyond that i had no use for mine.
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by freemint 5y ago
Can't Tesla having satellite maps, the position of the owner and the car make sure a line of sight is even possible?
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Ask HN: Developing open source “resting” on the social security net possible?
16 points by freemint 5y ago|10 comments
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by freemint 5y ago
The last time i did a similar fit with world GDP between 1920ish and now it came out as O(x^a) where a was between 4 and 5. Actually i fitted the ODE dx/dt = \beta*x^\alpha to data, the fitted looked nice. I wish i wrote a blog post ab
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by freemint 5y ago
JoD is Jakob Nordström. He gave a talk on the predecessor of Exact here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvXy7Nzn-IA My experience so far: Quiet good at finding feasible solutions when constraints are complex. Really young
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by freemint 5y ago
I use JuMP as modeling language. For MILP i am usually using Gurobi or SCIP. For ILP problems have have been looking in to the exact solver https://gitlab.com/JoD/exact which seems quiet promising. For NLP i usually go
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by freemint 5y ago
My advice is wait. There is much interesting silicon coming out this year. Wait till the end of the yearish and you will have much better options. Especially if some of your compute can happen on GPUs.
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Battery safety: NMC vs. LiFePO4 nail penetration test(youtube.com)
2 points by freemint 5y ago|0 comments
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by freemint 5y ago
That does not solve the problem at all. It just increases the number of "hyper threads", if a new process gets started and all cores are busy that process might never run.
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by freemint 5y ago
The article says this about it: > We could have a simple cycle timer switch on each core so that after the timer expires there an interrupt-like jump to a function to see what to do next. That jump would be perfectly synchronous since pr
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by freemint 5y ago
A flash loan is a risk free crypto loan. It works by releasing the money only on the condition that it is returned before the end of the block. If it is not returned by the end of a block, the block is invalid and can not be added to the bl
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by freemint 5y ago
Cybernetics was also deemed a bourgeoisie science for a while. This changed later.
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The 1936-1937 Purge of Soviet Astronomers (1991)(jstor.org)
101 points by freemint 5y ago|72 comments
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by freemint 5y ago
Compliance can be forced by law in a country which is capable of self regulation.
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by freemint 5y ago
LFP doesn't have as high cells densities, however on a packaging level (due to their higher stability) next gen LFP seems to be on par with this gen Li-Ion. Also quick charging and cold resistance of LFP is a big improvement. I would r
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by freemint 5y ago
> Step 2 Distributed Denial of Service of the Legal system by violating copyright distributedly.
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by freemint 5y ago
Newer Battery Electric vehicle of similar size are not really much heavier then combustion cars of the same size. That boost in weight savings (and poorer duty cycles) would make such more sense for airplanes than cars. The Nickel and Cobal
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by freemint 5y ago
Let's keep it down there in case we need it if we are flung out of the solar system or something like that. The sun will not send us a bill.
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by freemint 5y ago
Why Lithium Sulfur?
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by freemint 5y ago
And buy it from Rosatom that company that sells uranium and builds nuclear weapons. Oh, wait there is no profit in building nuclear weapons so they finance it with selling uranium. France payments enable Russia to stay a nuclear power.
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by freemint 5y ago
Either this or you need all the nuclear power stations to be in safe countries (and that definition might change suddenly) with an almost globe spanning grid. If you had a globe spanning super grid you could probably just do it with solar a
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by freemint 5y ago
I've yet to see an insurance that would insure against human incompetence.
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by freemint 5y ago
Just be aware that you very easily talk yourself into believing that someone does or doesn't have skin in the game on accident or to maintain a certain opinion.
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by freemint 5y ago
There are cryptographic attacks that can exploit things being compressed. If an adversary can control some part of the files you compress together with sensitive information the size of the compressed backup provides a side channel into the
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by freemint 5y ago
milliseconds precision triggering of mechanism is trivial. It just means you need a processor which clocks megahertz not kilohertz.
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by freemint 5y ago
> (of which there is near infinite amounts of because of the semi-constant sunlight) Unless you want to launch on the night side of the moon, then you have to wait up to 14 days. But yeah the moon with its lower atmosphere makes a lot of
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by freemint 5y ago
I am not saying that every panel is. I am just saying there are companies which do exactly what i claimed exists. In particular i was referring to Meyer-Burgers. This company was a developer of photovoltaic production machines which they so
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by freemint 5y ago
> How will Germany solve base load generation for power and heating without nuclear or fossil fuels in a country with weather as shit as Germany? Gas power plants which will be upgraded to burn more and more hydrogen distributed using ex
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by freemint 5y ago
Can you name him?
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by freemint 5y ago
> If that baseline isn’t high enough, then they need more nuclear - not less. Nuclear is really bad at reacting to swings in demand since it's ramp up and down speed is limited. Adding more slowly changing sources to a network makes

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