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by immmmmm 4y ago
> In the early 1800’s the Lépine calibre was adapted to factory production by French watchmaker Frédérick Japy. This development favoured Swiss watchmakers more than it did the French as Swiss farmers and peasants would spend their winte
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by immmmmm 4y ago
Spent my teenage years in a workshop with a dozen of cam swiss lathes, these are impressive machines and still used today!
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by immmmmm 4y ago
I am a Swiss from Jura mountains and approve your message https://www.museedutour.ch/machines-documents/
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by immmmmm 4y ago
also highly recommended is This Old Tony: https://www.youtube.com/@ThisOldTony
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by immmmmm 4y ago
> in places such as fish farms, which tend to acidify the water, so this could be a way of helping to counter that effect. so basically overeating fish is to be offset by miracle technology. brilliant.
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by immmmmm 4y ago
Oh! there's Swiss watchmaker joke about a US drill bit manufacturer that goes along those lines too!
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by immmmmm 4y ago
Cadabra does that extremely well: https://cadabra.science/notebooks/tensor_monomials.html did publish an article with a Lagrangian of order 40 in the fields with it. 10k pages of calculations.
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by immmmmm 4y ago
the gr_qc list on arXiv is quite vivid, it's pretty amazing what this system of equations yields as solutions. https://arxiv.org/archive/gr-qc
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Leading Earth System scientist, Will Steffen, passed away(twitter.com)
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by immmmmm 4y ago
> Maybe I'm missing something, but besides reducing the Earth's temperature, vulcano eruptions have also caused famines, because reduced solar light impacts crop yield. There is already around -0.9W/m2 of radiative forcing
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by immmmmm 4y ago
if you need more specific MIPI CSI sensors RPi compatible you can check this company: https://www.vision-components.com/ their support wasn't exceptional in the past but kinda improved recently. the modular camera mod
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by immmmmm 4y ago
because sport EV for the rich is "net positive environmental impact"???
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by immmmmm 4y ago
do you really trust someone who is pushing MAGA conspiracies and inciting to violence against 'woke' people?
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by immmmmm 4y ago
finally a plane that can bomb climate change away.
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by immmmmm 4y ago
as a former physicist and quake engine modder, your joke is very nice:) more seriously, having spent countless nights thinking of QM, it feels a bit like Nature is playing w you and your nerves.
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by immmmmm 4y ago
You apparently didn't heard about ocean acidification nor the fact that the latter provide half the oxygen you and I breath. Oh sorry, i forgot we can techno-fix that with iron-seeding and massive alcali dumps. So to make it short: the
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by immmmmm 4y ago
maybe less fancy, but my old 15 inchs, mat screen, i got second hand maybe 12 years ago, handled 5 years of intensive work, live acts in forest rave parties, fell several times on the floor, got splashed many time and was mostly upgradable.
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by immmmmm 4y ago
we can't rule it out indeed, but then sending a receiver in another galaxy would require more energy than saving our civilization. it's a matter of priority i guess
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by immmmmm 4y ago
it's not easy keeping a wormhole open, while they are correct solutions to the General Relativity equation, they are widely unstable, if memory serves. also gravity is very weak and need a significant amount of mass/energy to sour
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by immmmmm 4y ago
are they still using the same chip in server and gaming ranges and crippling f64 by a fuse or software?
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by immmmmm 4y ago
latest paper on the topic: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41558-021-01092-9
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by immmmmm 4y ago
the second time it cured me from depression, the healing process happened in around 10 minutes where i was taken from the worst to the best. felt like 100's of simultaneous orgasms and was in shock for the next three days. i have read
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by immmmmm 4y ago
i. can't. agree. more. been building sensors for research for 5 years with all kind of SDKs, even a 30k camera is a nightmare (that one got decent support tho).
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by immmmmm 4y ago
a sheer nightmare yes: did this for a research project (3 mipi modules on jetson tx2) -> worked 6 months 80 hours per week getting the setup working. ah the joy of guessing device tree parameters (support from the sensor vendor was al
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by immmmmm 4y ago
yes swiss tools are amazing, at least the single function ones. disclaimer: im swiss.
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by immmmmm 4y ago
i can't find the papers now but it's also very well organized disinformation campaigns. "The New Climate War" by M. Mann talks of this too.
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by immmmmm 4y ago
we are already in fact: sulfur aerosols from ships is a quite huge negative radiative forcing. sulfur reduction technologies thus lead to an effective warming on top of the rest.
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by immmmmm 4y ago
Are there diffusion models trained on face datasets only?
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by immmmmm 4y ago
there are lenses optimized for near ir 700-1000nm. above 1000nm you'll need InGaAs sensors that are so expensive that the lens will be a secondary problem
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by immmmmm 4y ago
after watching Louis for almost a year when i couldn't sleep, reparability requires: 1) parts that aren't glued together (or riveted like the butterfly keyboard) 2) schematics of the boards 3) parts (including individual MB compon

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