hatsunearu

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by hatsunearu 2y ago
I really really hope people saying this is a nothingburger is actually right, because I do have a P1S, use orcaslicer, and would like it to continue to work. Hoping this is just a miscommunication.
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
Conveniently left out that the Prusa definitely cannot do a lot of things that the popular Bambu models can do quite well, like filaments beyond PETG and PLA, multimaterial printing, etc.
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
I mean a reasonable ask would be why can't they push this off until all of that is taken care of?
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
The bambu cloud service has a very low value-add and they are trying to make it mandatory. the speculation is that they are trying to add a subscription model for print farms, which 3rd party slicers enable.
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/BambuLab/comments/1i548m9/this_is_p... Looks like it's not true?
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
If you actually have a tracking system like this (a lot of insurance companies will offer it), you'll find the bar for unsafe driving is ridiculously low. The truth is insurance agencies always want to find a reason to increase your pr
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
It's already kind of implemented.
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
Of note is that this is a high school paper.
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
there is utility in this. the motorsports world generally has converged to exactly two connectors: DT series connectors and AS series connectors. The former is made of plastic and very robust. The latter is made of metal and is extremely ro
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
Hi! I just messaged you.
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
usually even these academia hype pieces have some grain of utility but this one was so incomprehensibly bad that i was genuinely confused if i'm reading it incorrectly. what the hell?
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
I'm guessing the talent at SpaceX will leave and make their own company.
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
When my friend's car broke down on the mountain 15 minutes from both of our homes and I brought them a jacket and McDonalds while they wait for a tow, that was a rescue. Like it's not much, but come on.
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
Pretty sure it's just a way to get more expansion from the same air charge. It's a similar idea to the Atkinson cycle. You have dissimilar compression and expansion strokes. In normal engines, there's a limit to compression r
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
>Knocking happens from pre-detonation, that's usually caused by heat from compression causing the fuel/air mix to ignite before it's triggered by spark. No, it usually happens because the normal flamefront from the spark c
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
They have an internal school that's a few years long (?!) that teaches you a bunch of stuff. Or so I heard...
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
Wonder how mpv deals with backwards step in infinite GOP/long GOP situations.
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
What really sucks ass is mpv doesn't have features to show what the frame count of the frame you're looking at is.
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
Is the statement just that if you use a random value for a nonce rather than some guaranteed never-used-once value, it's possible to get a collision faster than the "natural" block collision complexity (half block size or som
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
that's really pathetic. they should own up to the mistake
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
not really related, but people say you shouldn't look directly at the sun. I don't understand why having the sun in your field of view at all isn't dangerous then. wouldn't that cause the sun to burn a hole somewhere ins
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
The heat dissipated on traces is significant, but not that significant.
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
Yup, all of what you said is correct.
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
The "Thundervolt" reference in that post is a project where they cut up a Wii PCB to leave just the DRAM and the processors on the PCB, and then they slap an external DCDC board on top of that cut up PCB to provide power to it, wh
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
oh shit!
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
Then are the null bytes just a coincidence? Why does deleting it fix the issue then, and why is it that it is missing the 0xAAA... file signature?
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
I see a paradox that the null bytes are "not related" to the current situation and yet deleting the file seems to cure the issue. Perhaps the CS official statement that "This is not related to null bytes contained within Chan
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
So was the totally empty channel file just a red herring?
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
Yeah, I re-read my comment and it sounds like I am understanding of them. But no, saying "channel files aren't kernel code" is just hilarious, considering the channel files define how the actual kernel code is supposed to beh
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by hatsunearu 2y ago
> It doesn't read to me as trying to dodge anything. It absolutely reads like this. They are getting blasted online for shipping kernel mode driver updates without proper QA and release engineering. Which just from face value just s

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