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by hengheng 1y ago
The century old tradition has set up a couple rakes for native speakers to step into. "Selbständig" (freelancing) is obviously derived like self-standing, but "selb" is archaic and completely unused, prompting native lea
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by hengheng 1y ago
My mind immediately went to organized crime. Money laundering for people who he rather didn't know his name.
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by hengheng 1y ago
I have been wondering the same, but slightly differently. Tier 1 suppliers have enough resources in both know-how and manpower that I have been wondering if they could do a platform car. Provide a basic frame that passes crash, provide a ba
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by hengheng 1y ago
That is the difference between "safety first" and "my personal convenience first", which again boils down to insurance liability. As long as you pay for the people you injure and kill on the way, you can let your Tesla d
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by hengheng 1y ago
To repeat a sibling comment: What are actually good alternatives?
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by hengheng 1y ago
> For all intents and purposes, it's self driving. Except that you're responsible for its faults and errors, because you are the one driving. "Self driving" means I can be drunk, or I can put a kid in it, or an elderl
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by hengheng 1y ago
So if it crashes, then it's Tesla's fault and they pay? Or do you pay?
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by hengheng 1y ago
Oh, that looks nifty. I'm going to take a closer look at this!
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by hengheng 1y ago
Fusion has CAM integrated, which is already a small revolution. Used to be that CAM was entirely separated software, operated by a separate person who usually spoke fluent g-code.(No seriously, old mills had pushbuttons where you could punc
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by hengheng 1y ago
The people I've talked to found it similarly unnecessary. But mainly because they weren't able to imagine a good implementation. "But what if I want to do x" is what I heard the most. Like, sure, if you want to make yo
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by hengheng 1y ago
Great article. This is all above the skill level of the average part on thingiverse or printables, but the good parts on there are going to follow similar ideas. Love the mouse ears, press-fit holes and step-by-step alignment of layers to
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by hengheng 1y ago
> women hate minimalism Please grant people their individual identity beyond "you belong to the class of women and thus I will treat you as such". Not going to tell you how to look at your wife, but random people you meet likel
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by hengheng 1y ago
Meaning that there is an intermediary?
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by hengheng 1y ago
The built-in overreach makes it look like a structure set up in a way that encourage corruption, even though it won't happen in this case and is likely not even intended.
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by hengheng 1y ago
So your cloud service intends to compete with on-premise hosted internal services on privacy ? We used to call that a honeypot.
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by hengheng 1y ago
If the benefits don't outweigh those minor inconveniences, you're just not rich enough.
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by hengheng 2y ago
Ah, the calming sound of a power supply humming in the background.
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by hengheng 2y ago
In any other industry, a 15% cut would be Bad News, and people would be talking about ripple effects, they would call it a "shock" and talk about the long-term consequences.
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by hengheng 2y ago
Ive had the same experience as you, and also rather recently. I had to learn two lessons: first, what I could trust it with (as with Wikipedia when it was new), and second, what makes sense to ask it (as with YouTube when it was new). Once
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by hengheng 2y ago
That ship sailed the moment the super-individualist hacker turned into the 10x programmer.
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by hengheng 2y ago
> Stacking the two rotors generates more thrust per unit area But that's not a thing, and that's also not how that works. Multicopter rotor design is incredibly subtle. (Two basic ideas for quad copters are that they need to sl
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by hengheng 2y ago
EUV has always been about achieving high enough power to be economically viable. It was never about making chips at any cost. I remember reading the tinfoil hat theory about three-letter agencies making low-quantity high-cost chips at incre
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by hengheng 2y ago
Trying to find the silver lining in this makes me God's advocate I guess? I was able to reflect a lot on my upbringing by reading reddit threads. Advice columns, relationships, parenting advice, just dealing with people. It was great t
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by hengheng 2y ago
I've been looking at it as an "instant reddit comment". I can download a 10G or 80G compressed archive that basically contains the useful parts of the internet, and then I all can use it to synthesize something that is about
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by hengheng 2y ago
> von der Leyen had ruined the German army Not on her own, and not during her time. From what I understand, she felt she needed those external consultants to cut through the noise of her own org. Which had become known as an ineffective,
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by hengheng 2y ago
As always with nuclear there are a few taboo topics. One of them being fuel supply. For European reactors that seems to be either Mali/Niger, or Russia. Both not excellent if the goal is geopolitical independence. Solar, wind and batte
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by hengheng 2y ago
This binary is known to the State of California to sell data.
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by hengheng 2y ago
This is completely all over the place, like it would be to listen to an 87yo, but I'm not too sure about the author or editor.
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by hengheng 2y ago
Oh whow, yeah I guess that makes a lot of sense. Around here people are still on bldc electric screwdrivers for the most part. Impact drivers around here are pretty much for loosening metal bolts, and as a sign that your car dealership hate
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by hengheng 2y ago
The cheap ones, not the good ones. If there's a box of two bits for the same price right next to this one, I know which one I'd rather buy. Good hardening is expensive.

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