hinterlands

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by hinterlands 1y ago
A different type of prejudice. One of the groups is "merely" claimed to be inferior. The other is claimed to run the world, and thus supposedly implicated in every bad thing that's happening to you (or the world).
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by hinterlands 1y ago
I think you need to read between the lines here. Anything you do is a legal risk, but this particular risk seems acceptable to many of the world's largest and richest companies. QEMU isn't special, so if they're taking this p
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by hinterlands 1y ago
Vulnerability researchers? For public projects, there's a strong preference for prestige stuff: ecosystem-wide vulnerabilities, new attack techniques, attacking cool new tech (e.g., self-driving cars). To pay bills: often working for t
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by hinterlands 1y ago
Xbow has really smart people working on it, so they're well-aware of the usual 30-second critiques that come up in this thread. For example, they take specific steps to eliminate false positives. The #1 spot in the ranking is both more
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by hinterlands 1y ago
There are gel-like resins, but you'd have massive issues with air entrapment. There's really no shortcut for making these. Casting in layers is the most common approach, but as noted in the article, it's hard to avoid slight
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by hinterlands 1y ago
Just an orange-yellow tint. Here's a good example: https://preview.redd.it/k98iwl9flsk71.jpg?width=1080&crop=sm...
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by hinterlands 1y ago
We had UV-stabilized resins for the past two decades or so, but it just slows down the process. I used several UV-stabilized products and it just doesn't last. For the UV-stable options, you have polyesters (which are very smelly) and
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by hinterlands 1y ago
I've done some projects like that, although not with as many parts! I think the main disappointment that awaits the author is that within two years or so, the epoxy will turn yellow. These resins are unfortunately not UV-stable, even i
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by hinterlands 1y ago
Every person says this, but it's a massive industry for a reason. It's the same as with The North Face logo on jackets. You're never paying attention and you don't recall any specific person wearing the jacket. But someh
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by hinterlands 1y ago
I think this article is pretty confused. There are two ways to dim LEDs: linear regulation and some sort of pulse modulation. Linear regulation is wasteful and you're pretty unlikely to encounter it, especially in battery-powered devic
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by hinterlands 1y ago
It is AI-generated. I'm sure the author provided the prompt and liked the result, but it is the output of an LLM.