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godelski
9mo ago
I'm not asking for a parts list, I'm asking for math
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godelski
9mo ago
Maybe there's other people you should mention the guidelines to too
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godelski
9mo ago
Great, now do the math and let's talk
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godelski
9mo ago
> It shouldn't matter, because whoever is producing the work product is responsible for it, no matter whether genAI was involved or not. I hate to ask, but did you RTFA? Scrolling down ever so slightly (emphasis not my own
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godelski
9mo ago
No, running locally is pretty standard. Also what's weird is that this project seems to be primarily written in javascript. I can't imagine that's a pleasant user experience for generating tool paths...
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godelski
9mo ago
Considering the top comment is a joke about Bitcoin mining, another a joke about the Sun, April Fools, conspiracy, and a question about what homes (obviously local), it seems like quite a few. Or maybe I'm misreading and HN really is b
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godelski
9mo ago
People seem to be misunderstanding what's going on here. Running the particle accelerator generates a lot of heat and thus needs a pretty large scale cooling system. What this is saying is instead of dumping the heat into the atmospher
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godelski
9mo ago
Depends on your definition of simulation but yeah, I think you understand. I think it really comes down to dev time and adaptability. But honestly I'm fairly with you. I don't think this is a great route. I have a lot of experienc
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godelski
9mo ago
I think what confuses me is that Apple is taking so much profit that it reduces their profits. It's a classic direct-indirect management problem. Think about Android for a second. It costs nothing to put an app on their app store. Peop
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godelski
9mo ago
You don't need to but in a dark crater to use the ground as your sink. Also you need to consider that the thermal conductivity of lunar regolith is quite low. I'm not saying it's not possible but I am saying there's a lo
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godelski
9mo ago
That seems needlessly cumbersome, why not declare STDOUT_COLOR='\e[34m' declare STDERR_COLOR='\e[31m' declare COLOR_STOP='\e[0m' print_stdout() { echo -e "${STDOUT_COLOR}${*}${COLOR_STOP}&
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godelski
9mo ago
Here's something also useful that's portable declare GRN='\e[1;32m' declare RED='\e[1;31m' declare YLW='\e[1;33m' declare CYN='\e[1;36m' write_log() { echo -e "[$( da
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godelski
9mo ago
> Simple cooling sinks, dense I think you need to go back to physics class. You seem to not even understand the very basics of heat transfer. You need more than "cold". I'll give you a hint, the problem is the same
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godelski
9mo ago
> Why are they not training models to help write games instead? Genie isn't about making games... Granted, they for some reason they don't put this at the top. Classic Google, not communicating well... | It simulate
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godelski
9mo ago
We're on Hacker News... If talking techy is annoying to you, you're on the wrong forum
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godelski
9mo ago
FYI FreeCAD also has Python support And you're saying it would fail with a nozzle smaller than 0.8mm?!
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godelski
9mo ago
True, but also very few billionaires are getting only 5% back a year... The estimate was supposed to be conservative on purpose
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godelski
9mo ago
Maybe, but if you just jump to the answer people don't really get it.
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godelski
9mo ago
Kinda of a side note but a way I try to talk to people about how much a billion dollars is is "how many people can you hire each day at X dollars before you start losing money". Here's the setup: you have a billion dollars in
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godelski
9mo ago
> but requires custom Proton, some tweaked settings, launch options, etc I was not shocked that that top comment mentioned they used Claude because the config line is dumb. The line is PROTON_DISABLE_D3D12=1 PROTON_HIDE_NVIDI
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godelski
9mo ago
I'm also in my 30s so I get it. The only real advice I can give is that it just takes more work to maintain friends as we get older. I had to be the one reaching out rather than waiting for others to reach out to me. The other thing is
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godelski
9mo ago
This is HN, so don't write as if this was Twitter. We don't need to be shallow. I'm not AI, so I mean this with all due respect and not just because an AI won't say this: you can fuck off. > When the phone is take
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godelski
9mo ago
Maybe more interesting is that if you switch to looking at just America Linux jumps to 5.25% (unknown 7.4%) (Similar numbers for all of NA), and for Europe it is 4.32% (9.75% unknown). Again, not huge numbers but also not insignificant. But
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godelski
9mo ago
You're right to bring up the limits, but I think you're missing what I'm saying. I'm not trying to say that everyone can and should switch. But I am saying that the costs are probably less than one might think. The costs
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godelski
9mo ago
I apologize for misunderstanding your comment, but I hope mine still stands to help others recognize the issues you brought up aren't as large as some may actually believe. I agree with you, companies that abuse us, the users, want to
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godelski
9mo ago
I think you're oversimplifying. Those are hard questions to answer and have the impacts extend beyond the victim and perpetrator. There are social costs to each of those decisions. Part of the legal system is to ensure there is that ba
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godelski
9mo ago
I want to step away from the conversation about Linux Honestly, I'm disheartened to hear this. Frankly, those don't sound like friends, or at least close friends. If a friendship can evaporate by the simple act of wanting to try a
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godelski
9mo ago
> Signal's messages are encrypted at rest though? Because Android and iOS are both full disk encrypted. So just a point for people to be aware of, and that this isn't unique to Signal. Android and iOS can read your Sign
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godelski
9mo ago
> Having used Arch I can easily maintain almost any distro out there, but it doesn't work the other way around. I think this is an important thing to recognize. It's exactly why I tell people that want to learn Linux
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godelski
9mo ago
And it's worth noting that CS2 is still the most played game on Steam. It has double the players of the second most played game, Dota 2, which also works on Linux. And that has double the player base of the number 3 game, Arc Raiders
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