karmicthreat

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by karmicthreat 4y ago
I'm always amazed at how Noisebridge seems to survive. It's grimy, chaotic and in an expensive city. But it always survives somehow.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
My first real software gig was having a conversation with someone and them asking if I knew anything about making a flash program talk to a ticket printer. I described the approach I would take and they said they would pay me XX an hour if
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
Goonfleet has always loved their charismatic fascist leaders though. A whole lot of the early GF propaganda was veiled Triumph of the Will.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
He was previously a DC lawyer who FIREed and moved out to WI. I think he made a little money but I don’t think it was anything other than toy money.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
I mean at the end of the day Goonswarm was entertainment for Mittens. So when imaginary spaceships become unfun, its probably time to go. He was far better than Remedial was.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
Not only will it not lower taxes, people will pay even more for the service with higher increases each year. And in 10-20 years with no investment they will wonder why the telecom system is breaking.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
Probably get you through more doors than someone without one if you both have zero experience. It can lessen the hurdle of getting that first experience also if you take advantage of internship your university can arrange.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
UT Austin is a completely established school. I'm talking about the deceptively named University of Austin which is the Musk, Rogan, Fridman affiliated school opening maybe soon. I don't know if those 3 are actually affiliated wit
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
These new "freedom" or other themed universities set my griftdar off every time. Like the University of Austin does. I'm not very fond of the grifty nature of established post-secondary education either. But you at least get
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
I'm a terrible driver and its probably best there is an automated system to back me up. And from my experience with my daily commute, there are also many other terrible drivers on the road. While Autopilot isn't perfect, its bett
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
It has more to do with the RPI people not communicating about their supply issues effectively and not being effective in working with customers to plan for them. While that doesn't currently affect the Pico, maybe it will in the future
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
I meant 10 years total. 2018-2028.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
It mean pretty much nothing. SpaceX has 10 years (2028) to get things up and running. If Starship isn't running in a year or two SpaceX has more trouble than just the RDOF competition. 2.0 Starlink sats are theoretically a 10x capacity
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
The ESP32 wrover modules that come with 8M of PSRAM are pretty cost effective. 3-4$ in single part quantities is pretty good.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
ESP32 products.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
I'm going to avoid RPI products where I can for right now. All the issues with availability have turned me off on them. Their attempts to get compute modules to businesses using them for products seems to have failed (or at least I hav
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
The government decided to finally take out the Moon because it was interfering with local tv channels.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
I help one of my co-workers out with some industrial work. Its AB Studio 5000 and Wonderware edge. These programs are terrible. They are not backward compatible so the standard thing every control engineer seems to do is have 500 different
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
While you lay in a tub of ice.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
Thats deep rain. For some reason someone thought using machine learning for wipers was a great idea.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
What's a good one in Chicagoland? I get over there every once in a while.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
I miss Korean BBQ on a gas or charcoal burner. The only places I have ever managed to have it that was at Jongro in NYC or everywhere in Korea. The electric burner experience just isn't as fun.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
There is a long list of things that work poorly and would be nice to change out with something that works. UI - Just let me integrate 3rd party apps finally. Deeprain - My car likes to run the wipers on a perfectly dry sunny day sometimes.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
I'm in this boat also. Geforce Now https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce-now/ has worked pretty well for me with these sorts of games. It's not perfect, but it's been relatively responsive.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
It's not less chemical intensive at all. Some aqueous processes have replaced more toxic ones. But dissolved copper and solvent waste makes up the majority of ever fabs waste stream. TSMC/Intel etc have made pretty big strides in
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
I love working on these. I'm not really into CTFs but I learn quite a bit each time I participate in Hack-a-Sat. The astrodynamics questions in CTF1 were quite hard, such as make a star tracker and find your position.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
I swear the buyers at Costco must be living their best life.
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by karmicthreat 4y ago
If that was the case the compute modules would be unaffected. You can't get even those right now either.
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by karmicthreat 5y ago
I worked in this space for a while. It’s a hard problem because none of the mowers take topology into account. Mostly they try to navigate a planned path along a 2d plane and just compensate to stay on their path. So the mower will attack e
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by karmicthreat 5y ago
I wish the DOJ had a better designer for their domain seizure graphics.

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