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nativeit
2y ago
I sort of think that if someone is sleeping outside, in a wealthy society that has chosen not to ensure basic human necessities for its citizens, then who am I to begrudge them something like beer with which to self-medicate and/or mod
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nativeit
2y ago
> In social psychology, the fundamental attribution error is a cognitive attribution bias in which observers underemphasize situational and environmental factors for the behavior of an actor while overemphasizing dispositional or person
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nativeit
2y ago
It’s especially sad considering the 40+ page submission contains dozens of cited sources, and this is a serious topic that warrants our diligence and attention. But obvious, easily detected malfeasance from the trusted experts opens up huge
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nativeit
2y ago
Very much related: https://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a62875397/homelessness...
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nativeit
2y ago
It doesn’t seem incredibly classist. It is incredibly classist. I hate to be the bearer of more bad news, but there are all sorts of other -isms that are necessarily involved in class discrimination. Thanks for wearing your cursed opinions
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PLA and copper co-printing by FDM and laser sintering hybridization [video]
(youtube.com)
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nativeit
2y ago
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nativeit
2y ago
[From the video's description, I am not the author] This video is a presentation proposed at the 2023 spring MRS conference After some background information on existing techniques for 3D printed electronic, it introduces a new concep
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nativeit
2y ago
Indeed I did miss that, what an incredible find, I can’t believe this never broke through into my routine news feeds! https://www.hou.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2024/pdf/1219.pdf
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nativeit
2y ago
> “We are analyzing OSIRIS-REx samples for the chirality (handedness) of individual amino acids, and in the future, samples from Mars will also be tested in laboratories for evidence of life including ribozymes and proteins,” said Dworki
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nativeit
2y ago
Related to https://www.printables.com/model/277372-motorized-optical-mo...
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Guide to 3D Print Motorized Rotation Mounts for Optical Applications (2021)
(arxiv.org)
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nativeit
2y ago
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Nickel Plating Handbook [pdf]
(nickelinstitute.org)
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nativeit
2y ago
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nativeit
2y ago
The comment section under the article on Reason’s website explains a lot of what drives their own editorial choices, this article included. It made a few perfectly valid points while twisting backwards to arrive at its very preconceived co
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Farmers' Suicide in the United States
(en.wikipedia.org)
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nativeit
2y ago
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nativeit
2y ago
“Dogma” is the key word in this situation, I believe (and in a lot of similar situations). There are very few examples for when dogmatic obedience is healthy, helpful, or appropriate. Sadly, the trends seem to be heading the wrong way, with
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nativeit
2y ago
Any chance you were raised Catholic?
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nativeit
2y ago
I’ve been using it for years. A lot of years.
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nativeit
2y ago
Because every incentive tells everyone along the chain to do so, and then rewards them with money, views, influence, notoriety, points, and/or attention. It’s like anything, to get people to stop you must remove the incentives.
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nativeit
2y ago
Pardon: https://youtu.be/WEutxc9RBng?si=JXB0sMQx3rvGg9lN
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Solder Paste Dispenser [video]
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nativeit
2y ago
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nativeit
2y ago
Careful. Nuance like this may soon be illegal, the charges will be aggravated if it makes a bro look stupid.
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nativeit
2y ago
It appears they’re mostly buying other companies and their tech, with no apparent whales on either side of the ledger, so they don’t appear to be growing or failing at any great pace.
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nativeit
2y ago
Sort of like how several plot points of the last Mission: Impossible movie could have been thwarted by a zipper.
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nativeit
2y ago
There should be a way to run the MIDI back through your digital piano (or keyboard) to record the audio That said, software pianos are relatively easy to find with impressive sound banks.
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nativeit
2y ago
There are some obvious downsides and exceptions to this sentiment, but on balance, I really appreciate how the expansive access to information via the internet has fostered this phenomenon: where an unremarkable fella with a dusty media stu
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nativeit
2y ago
It’s one of the main reasons I use Notion.so and its extremely flexible “database” pages, I can quickly drop links into them, and expand as-needed with more details. I use git repos for anything that gets far enough to warrant a folder with
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nativeit
2y ago
You are willfully taking more away from that than was stated. Such a fallacy is a favorite trope among science denialists, and those who would distort the objectivity of research for misinformed (and/or dishonest) ends. I don’t know wh
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nativeit
2y ago
It’s relatively old at this point, but I’m still getting excellent performance from the Teensy 4.1. It’s a little more expensive, around $30, but runs Cortex M7 @ 600MHz and includes a generous compliment of I/O and protocols.
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nativeit
2y ago
> Google has no shortage of experienced developers who could have reviewed this submission before it was posted publicly, but that does not appear to have happened, with the result that a relatively inexperienced developer was put into a
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nativeit
2y ago
People vote in good faith, I presume. Sometimes a comment’s factual basis matters less than its overall contribution to a productive and open discussion. Downvotes in this case are an example of HN’s surprisingly effective system for self-m
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