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by hex4def6 1y ago
Sure. I guess I was pointing out in a roundabout way that one of the assumptions must be wrong. I don't think 2,300/hr feels realistic. 200 seems much more reasonable (or less). I'd be inclined to believe 1 nail per minute
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by hex4def6 1y ago
Here we go. Click away :) https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/4d0ddccc-e7fa-4589-94ca-f...
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by hex4def6 1y ago
Apples to oranges, but assuming the equivalent of (say) $10/hour, at 2300 nails / hr * 8 hrs, that would be $80 for 18,400 nails, or $0.004/nail. Quick google suggests iron was 1/300 the value of silver in the Roman empi
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by hex4def6 1y ago
The interesting idea to me was the idea of notating captions with stressing / emphasis. It would be really neat to have automatic transcription that could annotate the result accordingly.
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by hex4def6 1y ago
>Personally speaking, I've never cared whether someone "validates" my emotions (and I often view such attempts as a bit patronizing or insincere). There's a problem to be solved, so let's attempt to solve it or a
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by hex4def6 2y ago
Question -- why not go with liquid oxygen? Does that push the danger-meter too high? On the plus side, you're not dealing with 3000 psi compressed gas. I'm assuming the costs involved in making engines capable of withstanding cryo
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by hex4def6 2y ago
+ Bleem for your PS1 emulation needs :)
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by hex4def6 2y ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding, this solves for the problem in which someone wants to put a skyscraper in the middle of suburbia. In other words, based on the assumption that developers will always want to build bigger, but the locals don
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by hex4def6 2y ago
Do you emulate the ~1 sec latency a real moon rover would have?
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by hex4def6 2y ago
I assume you mean 2kW not 2kWh. And you can; look up "Non-export addition". These are solar panels that are set to zero-export; they will either charge a battery or the current house loads, but never backfeed into the grid.
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by hex4def6 2y ago
> The return current on the back is free to spread out, but in practice, it will prefer the path of least resistance — i.e., the shortest line between the two vias. This is a bit misleading. It does preferentially flow along the shortest
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by hex4def6 2y ago
I think it has its place. For 'background filler' I think it makes a lot of sense; stuff which you don't need to care about, but whose absence can make something feel less real. To me, this takes the place / augments pr
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by hex4def6 2y ago
I'm not so optimistic. Yes, you can never "plug the analog hole" completely, but you can definitely lock stuff down to the point it's impractical for 95% of people. For instance, imagine some sort of audio / video f
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by hex4def6 2y ago
Another good example of hilbert curves as visualization is this online bin file analyzer: https://binvis.io/#/view/examples/elf-Linux-ARMv7-ls.bin
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by hex4def6 2y ago
Supposedly they compensated for that. They have a "Limitations" section in which they discuss some potential pitfalls, including how most alzheimers deaths start after age 65. I will say, it doesn't inspire confidence when Fi
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by hex4def6 2y ago
I feel like I came across some similar research years ago. It brought up a question that I'm hoping someone in this field could answer: Does it make sense to speed up cancer cell replication while providing chemo drugs? It seems like t
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by hex4def6 2y ago
I agree with all of this, but would add: The "social media" we see isn't the entire landscape. There are lots of small communities hanging out in spaces like unpopular subreddits, random internet forums, discord servers. It&
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by hex4def6 2y ago
"While the all-aluminum body of the LLV has resisted corrosion exceptionally well over the years, the main powertrain components have been replaced multiple times and now must be sourced through aftermarket manufacturing. This has sign
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by hex4def6 2y ago
My kiddo has a couple of those, and I'm still in two minds about some of the choices that they provide in those kits. It feels a little like "Follow these instructions exactly" without requiring understanding in a lot of case
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by hex4def6 2y ago
The exercise left for the reader is to choose two countries that are not adjacent, and try to plot a path between them without crossing an undersea cable: https://www.submarinecablemap.com/
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by hex4def6 2y ago
This changes nothing, other than making companies replace all instances of "buy" with "add to account". What I'm more interested in are laws against "changing the experience". You force a mandatory update
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by hex4def6 2y ago
Wow. Ignoring the proximate cause of leaving that code in there, imagine being the poor schmuck that forgets to deploy a code update to 1 of 8 servers, causing $440 million in damages, basically destroying a company overnight. It's so
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by hex4def6 2y ago
I agree with the sentiment, but: To what level would the "source code" have to be published? Chip-level? Should I expect HDL code that allows me to reproduce the microcontroller? If not, expect a bunch of gadget companies to pay c
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by hex4def6 2y ago
Link seems dead. wayback version: https://web.archive.org/web/20240910031602/https://blog.stuf...
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by hex4def6 2y ago
I don't know if I read that as hubris. What else could they do? If they say "no," and this truly is something she's interested in, they risk losing her completely. I think it sounds like they were remarkably accommodatin
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by hex4def6 2y ago
In theory such a thing is possible. In fact, I've even sketched out what I'd need to do to my one to convert it. I may still do it as a science project -- it's an old unit (~2007), so if I destroy it it's not the end of
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by hex4def6 2y ago
I'm not sure being reminded not to slip would reduce my likelihood of slipping. Seems like things like making sure floor transitions are mild, adequate drainage, textured floors would be more effective. (polished stone and concrete are
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by hex4def6 2y ago
Because USB is not a multi-tap network. It's a point-to-point between host and peripheral, or host and host pretending to be a peripheral (OTG mode). That USB dongle was bodged on to the USB port D+/D- pins going to the tablet&#x2
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by hex4def6 2y ago
I question you "1 in 1M". I think it's probably multiple orders of magnitude more common that that. There is a continuum of how damaging that data leakage is, and/or who the data is flowing to. Just through personal anec
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by hex4def6 2y ago
Pretty sure that was laziness, not foresight on their behalf. Builders leave a lot of trash in walls. Not very useful to find once you've crushed up half the existing tiling. Breaking up the 50 year old concrete pad near my house, I fo

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