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by namibj 3y ago
You don't need triple digit dpi technology or a stacked paper feeder for shipping labels. And I don't see why a dot matrix printer would be that hard to make. The hardest part would be the ink ribbon, and compared to e.g. an inkje
782.
by namibj 3y ago
Even then, raw pork requires 100% carcass inspections or sashimi-like freezing to reliably prevent the parasite infections.
783.
by namibj 3y ago
Actually, clock domain crossing for asynchronous clocks (as is AFAIK typical for granular dynamic frequency scaling, like running CPU cores at individual frequencies instead of all at the same, because it quite softly smoothes over to any n
784.
by namibj 3y ago
Particle accelerators sometimes use superconducting niobium resonators at e.g. 1.8K offering a Q of 5e10 at 1.3 GHz. But apparently their surface resistance scales with the square of frequency, unlike the square root in normal copper. So m
785.
by namibj 3y ago
Global foundries banked on that, and a Japanese laboratory is building/running a demonstrator.
786.
by namibj 3y ago
Keep in mind that most equipment of this nature has universal power supplies, and thus works even at just 50% of nominal grid voltage. The substation is mandated to trip in that anomaly, btw. Otherwise some very common types of motors (AC i
787.
by namibj 3y ago
No it's 2k$ last I checked.
788.
by namibj 3y ago
I don't know, I was pointing out for the data rate that seems to be part of some COTS devices, not the data rate that you can negotiate with research lab hardware.
789.
by namibj 3y ago
Yeah, sorry, drifted off towards the end somewhat. But no, water is lighter than air. In it's gaseous form. Which requires substantial temperature or low pressure. The former you can make easily, the latter you encounter if you fly hig
790.
by namibj 3y ago
Just use a ruler, set some offset to start at from your position, keep the offset the same for the >=dimensions+1 measurements, and show how you can recover both time (your ruler offset is your clock's offset from GPS time) and posi
791.
by namibj 3y ago
Huh? Propane is quite easy to deal with, though? Besides being flammable, but that merely means you have to ensure it gets sufficiently diluted in case it feeds indoors, doesn't have an opportunity to asphyxiate occupants, and isn&#x27
792.
by namibj 3y ago
In part this is due to how this still has a commonly accepted pressure ratio (vapor pressure at condenser:evaporator ought to be ~10:1 for fridge-like compressor designs to be happy), and in part because having the propane equipment outdoor
793.
by namibj 3y ago
Water is lighter than air and only needs a modest temperature to have it's vapor pressure exceed ambient pressure at high altitude. Bonus for self-inflating when you reach altitude/letting you accumulate thermal energy in some for
794.
by namibj 3y ago
Google Loon or whatever they called the stratospheric balloons carrying solar powered cell/wifi base stations that made their way around the earth with the Jetstream or w/e used a bladder in the balloon that was inflated/defl
795.
by namibj 3y ago
I don't think they use OOK aka PAM2. I expect something like baseband OFDM fed to the AM-only-capable LED. Nicely isolates narrow band noise. Then usual high order QAM in the subcarriers. 256QAM gives you 8bit per symbol. So it'd
796.
by namibj 3y ago
I counter (ultra) high bypass turbofan.
797.
by namibj 3y ago
Since when do we count cost of living/resource consumption per land area not per human/loving space/bedroom/etc?
798.
by namibj 3y ago
That's already the case.
799.
by namibj 3y ago
Sadly sensors are all bundled up with the rest of the camera, because a Schmidt camera (corrector plate like your objective, adjustable primary mirror, sensor directly in the primary focus with it's back facing the scene) can easily ge
800.
by namibj 3y ago
Using a fractional distillation column you can also separate filtered sea water into water vapor and brine, at equal pressure, with the brine appropriately hotter so the vapor pressure of water over the brine is the same as over the salt-fr
801.
by namibj 3y ago
Negating inputs (set complement) turns the join's `AND` into a `NOR`, as Tetris exploits. The worst case bounds don't tighten over (stateless/streaming) WCOJ's, but much real world data has far smaller box certificates
802.
by namibj 3y ago
Cloud is more like "fulfillment by Amazon". PaaS is almost drop shipping, even.
803.
by namibj 3y ago
Dedicated, get some AMD Zen and use benchmarks for your encoder to compare performance across instance types.
804.
by namibj 3y ago
That was supposed to hear the hill cracking/creaking. Ultrasound for delamination is like medical ultrasound and looks for a discontinuity in the sheet from the delamination.
805.
by namibj 3y ago
Take the car from the ones you catch.
806.
by namibj 3y ago
Telefonica in Germany is sunsetting MMS end of this year (sending and receiving).
807.
by namibj 3y ago
The idea of just utilizing the bidirectionally continuously active transmission lines of 1000BASE-T to essentially mutually PLL over the highly symmetric please delay wiring repurposing the existing carrier/clock recovery and garnishin
808.
by namibj 3y ago
They actually separated architectural registers from physical ones, due to being SMT4. There's a chips and cheese article on this.
809.
by namibj 3y ago
You can microcode them on top of high density SRAM if need be.
810.
by namibj 3y ago
Just use a r-ANS entropy coder with feedback skipping symbols that would result in a ban from being possible to encode at that moment... I think. Unless I've gotten confused about the limits of dynamic prediction abilities in ANS. I th

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