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by golem14 8mo ago
I think it is. I was wondering if it was Apr 1st reading it.
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by golem14 8mo ago
If you ordered 8M LIDARs, the unit price would quickly plummet. Thankfully, this is already happening thanks to Chinese efforts in that space.
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by golem14 8mo ago
What does “not particularly good actors” mean in this context? Actors as in theater? Or “Bad actors” plotting evil things?
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by golem14 8mo ago
You never applied for a grant, have you?
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by golem14 8mo ago
Hilarious - German users lecturing Google on how to interpret the English RFC? I say this lovingly, having significant German ancestry:) But taking a step back : did viva previously send message ids and pushed a change to prod to strip it?
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by golem14 8mo ago
A grad student hour is probably more expensive…
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by golem14 8mo ago
They are “frenemies?” I’m sure Apple is working like mad on their own system they control, and Google is trying very hard to lock out the competition like openAI.
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by golem14 8mo ago
All good advice in general. Could add others, like x-y problems etc. This feels like a handbook for a senior engineer becoming a first level manager talking to junior devs. Which is exactly what it should be. However, this will go horribly
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by golem14 8mo ago
You can always prune it down later (so the thinking goes, no doubt)
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by golem14 8mo ago
99 Luftballons
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by golem14 8mo ago
Healthy transplants from other organisms are also attacked…
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by golem14 8mo ago
It was common until fairly recently that physicians would taste a patient’s urine to diagnose diabetes …
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by golem14 8mo ago
I don't think anyone is disputing that this job is terrible, it clearly is. The counter argument is that many other jobs are also terrible, and it's not clear whether you can really stack rank them and this one is at the bottom of
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by golem14 8mo ago
Are we not talking about radiating away the energy used to run the DC ? I assume the solar panels should face the sun, radiate leftover energy away, hopefully as little as possible as solar cells get more efficient. The radiators are for di
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by golem14 8mo ago
Maybe you and I have vastly different experience with police. Disclaimer: From a rather small US state. Your other note is also well taken, it does however not imply that anything a kid or teen does is OK or automatically positive. Finally,
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by golem14 8mo ago
For instance, the local cops checking in on grandma, or those checking in on a troubled child are really not the bad guys. You WANT them when you need them. Not all LEOs are brown shirts, In my experience, few are, but they give the lot a b
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by golem14 8mo ago
Or build two 2.5MM DCs (if can parallelize your workload well enough) and in case of disaster, you only lose capacity. You need however plan for 1MM+ pa in OPEX because good SREs ain’t cheap (or hardware guys building and maintaining machin
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by golem14 8mo ago
How are the Chinese models in this regard? Qwen3 for instance?
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by golem14 8mo ago
https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/16/10/4010 40% isn't much in the grand scheme of things, but maybe they can reach higher reduction with more research/materials. Mass and power are pretty cheap for sp
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by golem14 9mo ago
Asking for a friend (who sucks at thermodynamics:) could you use a heat pump to cool down the cold end more and heat up the hot end much higher? Heat radiation works better the higher the temperature?
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by golem14 9mo ago
That’s the secret plan - cover LEO with solar cells and radiators, limiting sunlight on the ground, rendering ground base solar ineffective, cool earth and create more demand for heating; then sell expensive space electricity at a huge pre
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by golem14 9mo ago
Ohhh! I missed that! I guess I was too busy playing mail order monsters ...
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by golem14 9mo ago
IMO, the add-on value is the repository of decks that exist (and may or may not be free). So an app-store of sorts. As others have said, there are some provisions in place that make it allegedly harder to do a hard landgrab and keep people
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by golem14 9mo ago
And the racing destruction set, and the pinball construction set. Heady days …
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by golem14 9mo ago
How trivial is it, really? These are spread spectrum devices that could have very sparse duty cycles. If you sending only millisecond bursts a couple of times an hour, for telemetry and whatnot, it would seem pretty hard to get a good fix,
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by golem14 9mo ago
And here I was firmly believing I’d never hear of Data Becker again …
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by golem14 9mo ago
Should have named it “bot formerly known as Moltbot” and invented a new emoji sigil :)
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by golem14 9mo ago
Well, I sort of agree, it’s a thing of beauty;) and yes, still works like a champ. It’s hard to maintain though unless you really know your BAGS well. Before vibe coding, I had tried to rewrite it in python, I believe, and it turned out not
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by golem14 9mo ago
I hate to be that guy, but why not use pscal ? It has all you want, plus moon phases! It's admittedly harder to find these days, and someone should rewrite it in a decent language, but here it is: https://www.panix.com/
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by golem14 9mo ago
My experience has been that the transcriptions are way more detailed and correct when doctors use these scribes. You could argue that not writing down everything provides a greater signal-noise ratio. Fair enough, but if something seemingly

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