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by iliis 9y ago
But how? After about 6 hours of work my brain is mush!
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by iliis 9y ago
This isn't normal? ... f*ck. What kind of software job leaves you with enough mental energy at the end of the day to let you work and code on your own projects? (Serious question, I feel like it's either work or hobby for me!)
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by iliis 9y ago
How about this: http://www.pulp-platform.org/ ? It still in development, but the plan is to release the full CPU. You still need process/foundry specific data of course (things like flash-cells).
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Uncleftish Beholding(groups.google.com)
2 points by iliis 10y ago|0 comments
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by iliis 10y ago
Also quite cool: https://dashboard.congress.ccc.de/
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by iliis 10y ago
We have a Makerbot Replicator 1 in our Makerspace and it actually works well and is very useful. But we modified it quite a bit (mainly with an enclosed and heated print volume and also a more sturdy build platform). A lot of the quality of
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by iliis 10y ago
The legal database structure reflecting cultural norms thing is quite interesting. Reminded me of https://qntm.org/gay
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by iliis 10y ago
As soon as somebody figures out how to get the energy from the panels back to earth? Assuming we figure out how to economically put them there in the first place...
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by iliis 10y ago
True. I alluded to that further down, as even with the perfect strategy this means that "it is theoretically possible that the goal state never happens", i.e. the probability that the algorithm will terminate will never be 100% (b
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by iliis 10y ago
Ah, the Colored Hats is awsome (Haven't tried the other ones, thanks for those)! It gets even more interesting by using three colors instead of two. The solution stays the same in principle, but [guvaxvat zbqhyb guerr vf n ybg yrff boi
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by iliis 10y ago
My sister's solution: Send the ring in a box with a combination lock ;) Edit: Ah, charlesdenaul already proposed that. You wouldn't need cryptography, as the problem doesn't state that the postal service also monitors the Int
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by iliis 10y ago
Ah, I love these kind of puzzles! Here's another one, similiar to the first one (Names in Boxes). Apologies for any incorrections in advance. There are 100 prisoners. At random times one prisoner is chosen uniformly at random and led i
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by iliis 10y ago
To explain it in yet another way: As long as you maintain your height no energy is used for lift, as energy is equal to force integrated over distance. Like as standing on a table requires no energy ;) However, an airplaine isn't stand
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by iliis 10y ago
Interested in maps from Switzerland? They are of very high quality as well: http://map.geo.admin.ch/ There are a lot of different overlays as well as older versions available. I especially recommend the 'Dufour Map&#x2
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Diaries of Holocaust Architect Heinrich Himmler Discovered in Russia(smithsonianmag.com)
1 points by iliis 10y ago|0 comments
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by iliis 10y ago
True. There are some tools tough that try to help. E.g.: http://www.winprivacy.de/english-home/ https://github.com/10se1ucgo/DisableWinTracking Now if only they could be incorporated into the stan
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by iliis 10y ago
One of the most backwards compatible technology I know of is railway signaling infrastructure - altough it's not a consumer product like a telephone: There are still fully mechanical control centres where you have to switch the switche
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by iliis 10y ago
Thank you, that was very beautifully put! Have you seen "Inside out"? In that movie, joy and sadness are depicted as two characters cooperating whereas depression sets in when these two are absent and the infrastructure starts to
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Copenhagen Suborbitals: Livestream of Nexø I launch(copenhagensuborbitals.com)
4 points by iliis 10y ago|0 comments
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by iliis 10y ago
https://img0.etsystatic.com/000/0/6136922/il_fullxfull.22504... ;)
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by iliis 10y ago
Not sure if this helps anyone and slightly OT, but reading all these people noticing their Tinnitus and thinking it was normal I had somewhat the opposite experience: I thought I had (weak) Tinnitus for a long time as I often heard some hig
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by iliis 10y ago
Because having a right to something and actually getting said thing are sadly two quite different things.
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by iliis 10y ago
Another interesting case apart from spaceflight where radiation hardness is important: Particle accelerators. CERN for example has a lot of material, a quick search leads to e.g. https://lhcb-elec.web.cern.ch/lhcb-elec/
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by iliis 10y ago
Mostly, but there are always cases where this is not pratical. For example, the detectors at CERN (or any other particle accelerator probably) contain a lot of electronics (to capture and pre-filter the data) which cannot really be shielded
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by iliis 10y ago
I'm in ;) (Even though I probably would spend the time figuring out how the fuck you teleported us across the world.)
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OMGYES is a video platform that helps women achieve orgasm(techcrunch.com)
6 points by iliis 10y ago|0 comments
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A Cloaking Device for Transiting Planets(mnras.oxfordjournals.org)
1 points by iliis 11y ago|0 comments
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47 year old television signals bouncing back to Earth(rimmell.com)
1 points by iliis 11y ago|2 comments
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ON Semiconductor to Acquire Fairchild Semiconductor for $2.4B in Cash(onsemi.com)
36 points by iliis 11y ago|16 comments
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by iliis 11y ago
Awesome, I would never have tought that this is/was an actual product! We tried to do something like this as teenagers with an old (normal) LCD, but some ribbon-cables were in the way. Still, there are people building projectors themse

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