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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
Discord is a walled garden that isn’t searchable from outside. It’s a major contributor to the fragmentation of the internet into information black holes along with the other “social” media. It’s the wrong tool to organize an effort to main
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
He also signed an open letter to Russian authorities to outlaw Jewish organizations for a "hidden campaign of genocide against the Russian people and their traditional society and values"
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
The collapse of the Soviet Union as it was was inevitable. Gorbachev recognized it and tried to do something about it. Given the gargantuan challenge, Gorbachev's odds of success were not great to begin with. At least he was wise enoug
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
Vance doesn’t have Trump’s sway with the ‘base’, or mob. Vance can have all the dictatorial aspirations in the world, but he doesn’t have the popular support or influence, like Trump does, to act on them.
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
Memories aren’t an objective tape recording. Memories are the brain’s model of the world. You spend your life refining your model of the world. Your earliest memories were initial rough approximations (misinterpretations, if you will) that
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
This is the smoking gun that Musk has no understanding of what he's looking at. A competent engineer would look at these numbers, recognize that they don't match payments, and shut up until they figure out the bigger picture that
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
He should have taken the car to the local police station to be impounded and started a credit card chargeback the moment Turo started demanding that he return a car that isn't legally drivable. It's still not too late to initiate
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
Mad at Meta? Don’t work there, and don’t let your friends work there. It’s unethical.
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
Yes. But what is happening now isn't speaking the truth, it's just causing chaos for chaos sake. Forget the DEI topic itself. From a managerial point of view, does this look like good management to you? Is this leadership you woul
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
Of course there is an alternative. Through actual leadership. It's not hard to effect change over time with a few memos (e.g. no more "pregnant people") and reviews. It may not be quick enough for certain items already in mot
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
This should theoretically please some farmers in the region. But this is in winter, and I wonder if the farmers really like this, especially since the water won't be there in the summer when it is most needed. I'm piqued to hear w
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
Sure. mRNA vaccines didn't emerge spontaneously during covid. They were studied for many years before, which is why they were so readily available for covid. Just because you never heard of their existence prior to covid doesn't m
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
To me this rings a lot like “640KB ought to be enough for anybody” Similarly, as fast as processors have gotten, people still complain their applications are slow. Because they do so much more. Generally applicable ML is still in its infanc
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
I generally agree with your view on OrcaSlicer. I think we have a difference on what is better for the users and the project itself. I think it is better for the users if the maintainers take a stand against Bambu's dictat. > Whatev
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
None of this makes sense. Bambu is forcing its customers to use its cloud offerings when many users want to use the machine on their LAN without the cloud guff. Many for security reasons. Bambu essentially tells its customers to pound san
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
> I'm guessing most of OrcaSlicer's users are using bambu printers and if they upgrade to the firmware that requires bambu connect it's quite likely that the OrcaSlicer maintainers will have some interest in keeping the sl
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
Somehow you can securely access your bank account with any browser of your choosing, and not a bank provided browser, but 3D printers need obscure proprietary security protocols to be secure. That doesn't make sense.
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
If this were about security, it wouldn't matter what piece of software was implementing the well documented security protocol. BambuSlicer, or OrcaSlicer, it would be all the same because the underlying protocol would be the security g
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
OrcaSlicer is sponsored by Qidi and BigTree Tech. If anything, Bambu Lab is taking them for a ride, like it is taking the rest of the open source community for a ride. It's clear you like your Bambu Lab printer/s. But I think you
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
You mean Bambu Lab broke compatibility with OrcaSlicer and every other slicer out there. I don't know if the OrcaSlicer maintainers feel this way. But if they feel that Bambu Lab is stabbing them in the back, they don't have to ju
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
Tellingly, this pull request is coming from a Bambu Lab employee. I think the OrcaSlicer maintainers should tell Bambu Lab to pound sand with this change.
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
> Bambu is patching a security issue. This isn't a security fix. As a security protocol, it wouldn't pass any kind of security audit. A security fix would be something based on a per user credential, not on obscurity. > Pers
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
It's vendor lock-in (or DRM), not security. Security would be a protocol based on a user specific secret that doesn't inherently require locking down anything to Bambu Lab only software (think username/password). Vendor lock-
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
The capitol coup attempt was part of Trump’s coordinated effort to end the republic. The BLM riots were an aimless mob of malcontents.
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
Yes, it is niche today. I’m hoping for a less phone screen oriented future.
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
If we are playing with phone camera form factors, I vote for thinking outside the phone. Remove the camera entirely from the phone, and put it in a separate cylindrical device; a smaller incarnation of Apple's ancient iSight webcam. St
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
It was a long long time ago. I don’t remember how I found it. I do remember being frustrated by the endless papers on SCARA and the importance of the inverse kinematics but no mention of what they actually were. So here they are. (I just ch
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
Analytical solution of the inverse kinematics: o1 = atan(y/x) - acos((x^2 + y^2 + L1^2 - L2^2) / (2 * L1 * sqrt(x^2 + y^2))) o2 = acos((x^2+y^2-L1^2-L2^2)/(2 L1 L2))
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
The writeup mentions multiple writers in a couple places but it doesn't really specify how, or where. The writers could be in different processes or on different machines.
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by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
Two independent concurrent writers will constantly conflict on sequence numbers. This will force both to call LastRecord() for practically every append.

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