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by m4rtink 9mo ago
Let say all the loses provide heating for the power plant building itself. ;-)
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by m4rtink 9mo ago
OpenSCAD is very nice but if you combine it with BOSL2 you can do miracles: https://github.com/BelfrySCAD/BOSL2
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by m4rtink 9mo ago
There were no electronic computers in the middle ages - so of all the computer games course are inaccurate! ;-)
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by m4rtink 9mo ago
Yeah, in combined cycle plants you burn the natural gas first in a gas turbine first, use the waste heat from that to boil water and run steam turbine. Then condense the steam using your district heating circuit. You can say this is 100% ef
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by m4rtink 9mo ago
From my experience PLA is just easier to print - prints are less likely to fail and more consistent. Also due to lower nozzle and bed temperatures, prints start faster so you can check the first layer sooner before you let the printer do it
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by m4rtink 9mo ago
or dead
577.
by m4rtink 9mo ago
Like with asbesthos and lead paint, we are building surprises today for the people of tomorrow! And asbestos and lead paint was actually useful.
578.
by m4rtink 9mo ago
Not to mention low orbit being self cleaning and higher orbits being exponentially more space. You can map the junk with radar & plot the launch to avoid it.
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by m4rtink 9mo ago
It is already impossible - all the remaining Space Shuttles are in a museum, not to mention all Space Shuttle missions were (and were always intended to be) to Earth orbit. No Space Shuttle ever went past 600 km hight Earth orbit.
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by m4rtink 9mo ago
If they put their sats low enough (like Starlink already mostly does) any collision debris should be quickly deorbitted by drag, before a cascade can happen.
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by m4rtink 9mo ago
Mostly Super Blanik now - and still a lot of Zlin tow planes. :)
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by m4rtink 9mo ago
People flying in aeroclubs here in Czech Republic AFAIK not pay for flight time (they pay fowlr tow of course) - they pay some yearly membership fee & slave for the club during the year doing maintenance and repairs or running informati
583.
by m4rtink 9mo ago
Even the strongest believes eventually collide with the hard cold solid wall of reality. But if you do believe hard enough, if you give it your all and exclude anything else than your believes, when you become one with it - then you can cer
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by m4rtink 9mo ago
Yeah, it is insane what areas and products companies like Mitsubishi, Samsung, IHI or even Suntory are involved in.
585.
by m4rtink 9mo ago
An interesting way to make make lots of friends in many countries around the world all at the same time.
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by m4rtink 9mo ago
>Any data of mine or my company's going over the wire to these models needs to stay verifiably private. I don't think this is possible without running everyting locally and the data not leaving the machine (or possibly local ne
587.
by m4rtink 9mo ago
Well, I would say it should be like that already & no new license is needed. Basically if a LLM was ever based on GPL code, its output should be also GPL licensed. As simple as that.
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
>We shared our knowledge and results because we were curious about people's thoughts, and because if we fail and disapear we want this stuff to be online where other can find it. For those who come after. ;-)
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Stolen means no attribution and not following the rules of the GPL, instead producing un-attributed AI-washed closed source code owned by companies.
590.
by m4rtink 10mo ago
So AI is attempting to replace SAP as the traditional way of testing if you company is strong enough ?
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
While I guess that because of the international isolation the country might survive for a while without without international connectivity, they have reportedly shut down the local internet and phone networks as well, which also means payme
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Are you sure it actually works ? Outdated but signed ROM with tons of unfixed CVEs will be still considered totally fine. Latets Lineage OS or Graphene OS will be rejected.
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Um, no - if you do this on suborbital trajectory you totally obliterate a bunch of empty space for the <10 minutes until all your garbage falls back. If you actually manage to make it into an orbit (with a much much bigger and much more
594.
by m4rtink 10mo ago
I don't think MCP is a fad - I think it is the 2020s equivalent of: - Active X - asbestos - leaded gasoline and paint - radium medicines Well, with the exception of the first 3 actually being quite useful.
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
More likely Asad will get another buddy to play Sounter Strike with - both he and Yanukovich must be bored to death by now in 2 people.
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Starlinks are in self cleaning orbits & are actually being moved even lower due to solar minimum & better capacity: https://www.space.com/space-exploration/satellites/spacex-lo... And any weaponized junk s
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
I guess it is to a degree unavoidable - ukrainian units are using a lot of crowdfunded starlink terminals on the front, so even if you geo fenced usage only to the virtual cells outside of Russia controlled territory, you would also disable
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
There are 9400 active Starlink satellites & they can be launched 28 at a time on a partially reusable rocket. The orbit they operate on is largely self cleaning due to being quite low. The satellites operate in many planes and bands + f
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Can we finally decare this (and other incomplete language specific package namanegers) to be a failed experiment and go back to robust and secure distro based package management workflow, with maintainers separate from upstream developpers
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
A "hoarder" but less than 1000 tabs combined - rookie numbers!

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