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by namibj 2mo ago
It'd suffice for them to sign the transmitted information (audio and required timing metadata for the packet stream) and make you do the temporary recording on your side, transmitting it back to the provider once you hit the button, to
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by namibj 2mo ago
The tin plasma source is the one we don't know how to reproduce; in contrast we know how to do it with an electron-syncrotron (though IIRC for the energies here it is technically practical to do with just a linac) and there are AFAIK s
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by namibj 2mo ago
You could give each one a diceware-eff-wordlist-like "ID" when they input where they want to go, perhaps have a "group" and "single" button/column per destination in the menu as well to inform the elevator
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by namibj 2mo ago
What battery technologies are banned??? While being good except for efficiency?
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by namibj 2mo ago
No the beam source we know how to create; it's just that the way to do so requires a factory sized machine that better be feeding 10~30 steppers or a pair for uptime/maintenance windows and then probably more like 50 steppers. Fre
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by namibj 3mo ago
My fine spice recipe writing scale (20g max, 20k count) consistently over years of me having it keeps it's magnitude calibration of the 10g reference to a single digit count, i.e., comfortably within +-0.1%. Ofc there's auto-zero
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by namibj 3mo ago
The video codec does not care about VRR, it happily does it. If the receiving display can do VRR, it'll just work.
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by namibj 3mo ago
Stop insisting on Cat.6A (and related) copper cables for speeds beyond 1000BASE-T (maybe beyond 2.5G by now), just use dumb multi mode fiber it's way easier technology-wise and if you want power you can have that as well. At distances
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by namibj 3mo ago
Plus power and cooling.
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by namibj 3mo ago
A good chunk of 802 is not paywalled for individuals, notably at least 802.3 and 802.15.4, which I read good chunks of.
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by namibj 3mo ago
Those are Not where the tubes are SOTA.
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by namibj 4mo ago
The actual alternative is induction motors, which are just a bit less efficient than PMSM and otherwise basically the same. Except that the frequency fed to them isn't exactly proportional to speed. They've been used to great succ
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by namibj 4mo ago
Yeah so the relationship between speed, power, frequency, size (both in the direction of primary flux excitation and in the direction orthogonal to both that and the movement), and torque at nominal values of current density (for a given co
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by namibj 4mo ago
Actually large data centers at least if done in a vaguely alirack style architecture, can do this with a decent fraction of their nominal power for very little hardware cost, as reactive power and real power add up via Pythagoras (`apparent
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by namibj 4mo ago
10+ MW voltage-source converters that can't do up to around 80% of their nominal capacity as mostly-reactive apparent power with stabilizing synthetic inertia scaled as desired/specified are a mostly software issue, stemming from
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by namibj 4mo ago
Isn't the problem with write back cache mode just due to the GPU being unable to invalidate cache lines in the CPU?
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by namibj 4mo ago
There are solutions to those worries.... https://epc-co.com/epc/products/gan-fets-and-ics/epc23102
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by namibj 4mo ago
You can also have two shunts per phase, one low side and one high side. The "hall" "shunts" are pretty good though.
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by namibj 4mo ago
Ehhh if it's just for looking and you don't have anything lidar just go for splats they're way better behaved, mostly because they don't need to understand a concept of "surface" they just understand "spla
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by namibj 4mo ago
Jules is heavily restricted in what it can do to your repos.
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by namibj 4mo ago
Dropping containers at the consumer end isn't that bad, at least when they're empty they're not that hard to move back on a truck and there are plenty of uses above scrap value for a container in seaworthy condition. It'
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by namibj 4mo ago
Plus tax no we can't tell you before you order.
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by namibj 4mo ago
Huh, what were you doing, buying Cisco/HPE, or trying to use fancy single mode optics for distances that DACs could do?
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by namibj 4mo ago
Also, dotsies[0]: 5 high 1 wide, no horizontal spacing for kerning, ascii-space is just the all-white "character", letters (text) only and made more for visual density than actual pixel scarcity. [0]: http://web.archive
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by namibj 4mo ago
Well in theory the base math is indeed the same; unfortunately though the "randomly chosen" part of shamir's secret sharing is fairly important to the security because information theoretic security of the scheme requires eac
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by namibj 4mo ago
Well it should be unconstitutional for any law or government ordinance to demand compliance with any standards that are pay-to-copy. Arguably the government should publish a blessed magnet link of a blessed torrent file per each field of st
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by namibj 4mo ago
Yeah you can start by not building _more_ in the flood plain. And if you do, then don't build architecture that is incapable of just accepting the temporarily higher ground water. We know how to basement just make the basement high en
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by namibj 4mo ago
In Germany it seems to have moved to the 3D photogrammetry data for anything with pixel sizes smaller than a car; is that maybe also the case for Paris? I do understand that it's sad they don't calculate orthographic images from t
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by namibj 4mo ago
There's actually little that changed in a way too fundamentally to matter other than _perhaps_ getting the async load-from-global-to-shared-memory DMA memcpy that avoided blocking register file space as target buffers for in-flight rea
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by namibj 4mo ago
IMHO there should be extra incentives for BIPV just to the amount that would offset the classic shingles underneath because not just doing a simple barn roof (single gable, two pitch) or triangle roof (single pitch) with the slope entirely

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