namibj

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by namibj 2y ago
We know well how to, and we have ways that allow for making very efficient DC/DC converters for the voltage levels that the grid utilizes.
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by namibj 2y ago
Then use git in sha2 mode. You just have to turn that on.
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by namibj 2y ago
I was thinking HtDP is better at teaching for people with no pre-knowledge than SICP; obviously both are very similar. Do you have an opinion?
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by namibj 2y ago
If not the kind that aerial surveys create, then what orthography are you even working on? And what's keeping you from fusing the video frames with IMU (and, if available, GNSS) data?
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by namibj 2y ago
It's not the PDF; it's directly from the TeX source.
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by namibj 2y ago
No, it's not just price, the entire structure of pricing changed.
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by namibj 2y ago
In Germany "phone plan" is written as the literal translation of "mobile radio tariff", as a bundle of price and terms. So it's not unexpected to use the uncommon in English meaning of the word to describe these cha
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by namibj 2y ago
They also tried to do this with a free electron laser as the EUV source. A JP lab is continuing those efforts, at least.
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by namibj 2y ago
Sorry to hijack the thread, I couldn't directly reply to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42092845 . The reason to not (just) use optical flow is that it isn't absolute. If you pattern your surface correctly,
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by namibj 2y ago
I'll try to remember to search some out that I read back when I did a literature review of the subject (probably was 11 months ago).
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by namibj 2y ago
Copper white rabbit is special, it uses the same wire in both directions (1000BASE-T phy with added carrier phase lock to and from outside clocks).
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by namibj 2y ago
Sooooo.... anyone know a compiler that actually does the closed form tactic on the loop(s)? If I see correctly, in theory the program could be compiled down to something that finishes nearly instantly, with no loops at all?
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by namibj 2y ago
Needs to be more than one accumulator.
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by namibj 2y ago
They're usually 150μm thick. Humans fit in about 300mm thick spaces, so you need 2000x linear scale.
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by namibj 2y ago
No, you can generate with them using diffusion.
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by namibj 2y ago
Ultrasonic welding is done commercial for cable harnesses to butt weld copper.
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by namibj 2y ago
No, you don't need to melt the metal to mix; it's just almost always easier to do it that way. As soon as you cause conditions under which grain boundaries wander, you get welding if the two pieces happen to touch at an atomic&#x2
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by namibj 2y ago
No, the needed arc can be metal vapor producing and using more thermionic electron emission than plasma current based. Current is also self-lensing.
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by namibj 2y ago
Actually LoRa uses chirps designed for iiuc partially analog demodulation to be very energy-efficient. For hiding you'd be able to use actual DSSS with e.g. AES encrypting a suitably fine grained clock piggybacking on GPS as a time ref
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by namibj 2y ago
Hence getting the 200 $ total of 4 hobs as a premium to whatever the base standalone stove costs, assuming that you could in the factory just mount these units in the hobs. Just need to modify a little to have remote control as the original
501.
by namibj 2y ago
That at 500Hz is called "optical mouse on absolute positioning patterned surface". On that note: I'm looking for a mouse style camera sensor unit that can export full frame rate raw to a system where I can actually decode suc
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by namibj 2y ago
What part do you hope/expect to be a joke there?
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by namibj 2y ago
The sending is fine; cairo just won't create these bitmaps fast enough.
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by namibj 2y ago
There's also Cologne Chip.
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by namibj 2y ago
Happy to collaborate towards such.
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by namibj 2y ago
You can get an induction hob for 50 bucks at IKEA. So spending more than a 200 $ premium over a resistance stove with 4 hobs means you're being ripped off or spending on luxury.
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by namibj 2y ago
Intel DOIT instruction list does not include DIV: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/t...
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by namibj 2y ago
They're probably referring to AMD Zen's speculative lifting of stack slots into physical registers (due to x86, phased out with Zen3 though), and more generally to OoO cores with far more physical than architectural registers.
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by namibj 2y ago
I was working towards that aiming at the medieval city of Rothenburg o.d.T. in Germany. Unfortunately it's a lot of code writing to support rolling shutter cameras strapped to multicopters, where you capture video with short enough exp
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by namibj 2y ago
The "full thickness" aspect is commonly called "vertical" when talking about the devices.

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