namibj

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by namibj 5mo ago
Do you have any pointers like that solroof that don't bother trying to be inactive anymore? My benchmark there is a ventilated attic with insulation between attic and house, using traditional glass roof structure filled with frameless
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by namibj 6mo ago
Solar is REALLY CHEAP. And provided you keep existing central European gas heating infrastructure around for a while, you can basically just wait out the really good energy storage by using existing caverns you pre-fill with methane to keep
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by namibj 6mo ago
Says electrically 3x2.
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by namibj 6mo ago
What they mean is that the cost per bit both capex and opex/power is worse for 10G than 25G for a while now as long as you talk about new hardware. We're at the point where 25GBaud PAM4 is being replaced by 50GBaud PAM4. That&#x27
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by namibj 6mo ago
10m is extended reach copper, you can do about triple the range of 100m with approximately the same transceiver analog prowess.
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by namibj 6mo ago
Modern cable trenching at least if you're not hitting rocks is to take a wet vac and a pressure washer and just cut a slit, make sure you got ergonomics sorted and a place to dump the sludge for drying (c.f. kiddie pool, or one of thos
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by namibj 6mo ago
Use simple roof geometry. Use frameless panels in rails/frames made for keeping the building dry under exposed glass roof. Put regular insulation underneath, don't just expose it. Profit. Just hard to get the stuff it seems, mostl
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by namibj 6mo ago
Look at where the Barmen gas power plant is in Wuppertal, Germany to see....
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by namibj 6mo ago
They are like bulbs on an old-school Christmas tree light string, all in series with just one insulated conductor between.
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by namibj 6mo ago
B(+)Trees do actually admit a fast intersection (they offer a way more powerful projected-to-shared-keyspace mutual index join, technically it's even able to do antijoin but that'll actually modify iteration more than a very gener
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by namibj 6mo ago
Speculative decoding is already gambling.
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by namibj 6mo ago
There is one for the f64 FMA recycling IFMA from AVX512 they have for bignum libraries;it's a 52 bit unsigned multiply and accumulates either the low or the high output halves into a 64bit accumulator. It's surely no 64 bit but it
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by namibj 6mo ago
No they isolate L and N not PE.
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by namibj 6mo ago
None of the DDR2 and onwards memories have anywhere near enough bandwidth to meet refresh frequency on each bit by you even just reading it in a loop. The refresh that we do is run in parallel on the memory arrays inside the RAM chips compl
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by namibj 6mo ago
First reaction to warning tone should always be to (safely!) stop and assess. Considering that the persons involved can't be expected to not be deaf, or functionally so via e.g. headphones, and thus you always have to be able to brake
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by namibj 6mo ago
In Germany it's illegal to drive bikes that assist beyond 28km/h (about 20mph) in what are true bike paths (which can be built as lanes! And, notably, they can be marked as virtual-lane-shared (pictogram side by side with a vertic
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by namibj 6mo ago
RTL-SDR-grade fleet doing passive radar (using radio/TV OTA broadcasts) isn't actually that new; but pretty much any detailed reports have caught self-censoring after TLA visitors came by.
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by namibj 6mo ago
And what about the CA?
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by namibj 6mo ago
Upgrade to a better one in initramfs?
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by namibj 6mo ago
u32::from_be_bytes u32::from_le_bytes u32::from_ne_bytes the n stands for native
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by namibj 6mo ago
The latter can definitely afford a support contract.
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by namibj 6mo ago
JS numbers behave much more like C's definition of signed overflow being UB as it's signed numbers are effectively like 51-ish bit with a SEPARATE sign bit and non-assiciative behavior when overflow happens.
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by namibj 6mo ago
Any Ethernet (well, any RJ45 you expect in a home/office) has to have at least 1500V isolation from the RJ45 wire to anything metal that can be touched or is a connector on the device. A PoE-only device with no electrical connectors be
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by namibj 7mo ago
Central Europe has more buried electrical systems and nothing is safe until it's actively grounded so hard it'll arc flash the idiot who broke you LOTO before you even feel a clear tingle. The 800W is about grid management impact
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by namibj 7mo ago
Ehhhhh, what's your problem with booster seats? Those are just to get the shoulders into the design zone as needed for the typical 3-point seat belt. It's based on size (shoulder height measured in sitting position) not age. I th
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by namibj 7mo ago
Iirc classic WRT-841 and similar "300Mbit WiFi" generation 4-100Mbit-ports Wi-Fi routers had the CPU attached via an on-SoC gigabit link to a vlan capable switch that has the 4 100BASE-TX ports exposed.
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by namibj 7mo ago
The fix for not doing that by hand is to get a robot to do it, given the applicator is human-held, a human-strength Kuka with enough reach to cover the area it can handle before the applicator needs refurbishment of some sort which would gi
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by namibj 7mo ago
Just fork git and patch that out? Can't be that hard just ask the agent for that patch. Don't need to update often either, so it's ok to rebase like twice a year.
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by namibj 7mo ago
That's a fee for not running a local git proxy with permissions enforcement that holds onto the GitHub credentials in place of Claude.
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by namibj 7mo ago
I believe GM lobbied the existence mandate away while they were on a temporary experimental status.

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