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by joha4270 8mo ago
Whatever our human laws and morality says about right and wrong and fault, the laws of physics usually judges the car a winner when it hits somebody. Placing yourself somewhere where pedestrians are not expected (non-residental road) mostly
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by joha4270 9mo ago
All of Mr. Devereaux's work is wonderful including the series you linked, but I think that one its overly focused on the household . I think his two part series on "Lonely Cities"[1][2] is a lot better at giving you a feelin
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by joha4270 9mo ago
While this PDF might be new, Akin's Laws of Spacecraft Design dates back to 2003. https://web.archive.org/web/20031101212246/https://spacecraf...
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by joha4270 9mo ago
At least in my case, I got curious about the strength of /u/dustbunny's denouncement of Godot+C#. I would have have put it as a matter of preference/right tool with GDScripts tighter engine integration contrasted with C#
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by joha4270 9mo ago
I don't see how this article could possibly support the argument that C# is slower than GDScript It compares several C# implementations of raycasts, never directly compares with GDScript, blames the C# performance on GDScript compatibi
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by joha4270 9mo ago
Are there technical reasons to prefer GDScript over C#? GDScript is undoubtedly better integrated in the engine, but I would have expected C# compare more favorably in larger projects than the game jam sized projects I have made.
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by joha4270 10mo ago
I'm unsure if you're making a joke that flies over my head, but no Greenland is Danish, not Dutch.
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by joha4270 10mo ago
A lot of people have made careers out of telling you that it's a failure, but while not everything about the F-35 is an unquestionable success, it has produced a "cheap" fighter jet that is more capable than all but a handful
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by joha4270 11mo ago
And the fact that superman can fly is evidence that people are lighter than air. Otherwise it wouldn't happen. The costs (in money and energy) of the infrastructure to mine another solar system would pay for a lot of R&D to synth
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by joha4270 11mo ago
I have seen it claimed that's a way of monetizing free phone apps. Just bundle a proxy and get paid for that.
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by joha4270 11mo ago
They're not dealing with a pressure differential. Or at least I don't think so. I don't think the Journalist who wrote the article understood the technical details, but from digging a little at their website I think what&#x27
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by joha4270 11mo ago
That link isn't really a source for residential 3-phase power. Almost every electrical network is 3 phase distribution, the matter under debate is if you bring every phase to each house, or if a phase reaches every third house. Anecdot
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by joha4270 1y ago
So, a Systolic Array[1] spiced up with a pinch of control flow and a side of compiler cleverness? At least that's the impression I get from the servethehome article linked upthead. I wasn't able to find non-marketing better-than-s
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by joha4270 1y ago
So, either me or the author has misunderstood something. Memory allocators are not among my specialties, so it might very well be me, but: > Being able to pre-allocate objects of fixed sizes and then offer up available objects to callers
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by joha4270 1y ago
You can find more in the RISC-V privileged specification[1], section 3.7 I don't have any benchmarks and I think no such generalized benchmarks exists since its a specification and every core brings its own implementation (or none, its
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by joha4270 1y ago
Possible, just like Russel's teapot. But there has been one very well published Ukrainian attack launched from Russian soil[1]. If Ukraine had could regularly smuggle several drone aircraft's and explosives into Russia and launch
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by joha4270 1y ago
The phone isn't going to connect to a tower it cannot see. It can't just scream out into the void and hope a tower picks it up, it needs a few pieces of timing information & cell configuration beforehand.
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by joha4270 1y ago
You will find that competitive games already attempt's this, but it's impossible to eliminate entirely. I can move and reveal what's behind a corner a lot faster than a network roundtrip, so either the server needs to give s
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by joha4270 1y ago
FWIW I have never encountered or even heard about a limit for self checkout here in Denmark.
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by joha4270 1y ago
Alternative explanations (pick and chose any you like) * High demand but limited supply * Unable to externalize costs that wild/farmed fish doesn't pay * R/D investments that needs to be recouped * Small production with a lac
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by joha4270 1y ago
Even if that might be the case now, I doubt that holds if piracy becomes truly widespread. I would suspect A pirates book B and tells C about it, C buys book B is a lot more common than A pirates book B and likes it enough to buy it I h
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by joha4270 1y ago
The heat pump uses electricity to move the heat around, and this electricity will eventually turn into additional heat which will end up in the room.
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by joha4270 1y ago
Memory safe languages such as Java have already taken the world by storm, decades ago. The interesting combination rust brings is a memory safe language that can compete with C and C++ for the speed crown.
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by joha4270 1y ago
LOX halfway to orbit is significantly more expensive than the same LOX delivered to the launchpad. Its not the cost, its the mass you're trying to reduce. So far, the engineering challenges have made it unfeasible, but its not a surpri
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by joha4270 1y ago
I think its premature to blame this on Raptor. At least, I couldn't see anything suggesting the static fire was imminent, so my money would be on "anything but the engines" over "the engines". At least with what we
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by joha4270 1y ago
What exactly do you mean by > the wing shape adds to the lift in vertical mode Wings require airspeed to work, which there presumably aren't a lot of in vertical mode.
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by joha4270 1y ago
Yes, you can buy an IMU as a single IC for less than $5[1]. Otherwise your smartphone probably already have all the required sensors. Of course, those have significantly less performance than the one you put in an airliner or ballistic mis
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by joha4270 1y ago
Yeah, that matches my understanding. It was the > a flight control feature the pilots didn't know about phrasing that made me take issue. To me, it implies that if just the pilots had known about MCAS in detail, the crashes wouldn&#
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by joha4270 1y ago
Yes, as a I mentioned there is plenty of local copies of the code floating around. Everything else... as the original comment said, is pretty centralized for a decentralized system.
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by joha4270 1y ago
If GitHub went down, how much would it impact the open source world? Sure, there would be local copies everywhere, but for a distribution version control system, it's pretty centralized at GitHub

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