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by nimish 3y ago
You could even call it surplus value.
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by nimish 3y ago
I've used it as an excuse to learn front-end stuff. I wouldn't use no code or builders if learning is your goal. If you want it to be productive then they are good. Very much "master the rules so you can break them" atti
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by nimish 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wD4xrnzKN1Y is a good exposition of his mathematical work for the non-mathematician. His other work is better known, of course.
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by nimish 3y ago
"Buy once cry once"
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by nimish 3y ago
5 amps is the highest current official USB cables will carry, and 48V is the highest voltage you can generally use as anything more is not considered intrinsically safe to handle -- it's the maximum "low voltage" Thus you get
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by nimish 3y ago
Will this go the way of .NET micro framework and be abandoned eventually?
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by nimish 3y ago
Bad free trade deals likely did more than Reaganomics here. NAFTA + China-WTO accession really did not help American manufacturing.
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by nimish 3y ago
We had binary plugin support before. It didn't work out well.
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by nimish 3y ago
If the M-code has been reverse engineered, then it's not public.
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by nimish 3y ago
No they aren't. Gravitational waves are ripples in the spacetime metric, not EM waves.
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by nimish 3y ago
ICE engines are incredible feats of engineering. Meanwhile, you need 2, maybe 3 parts to make an electric motor. They are dead simple. Even the control is just an inverter drive. A turbo has about as many parts as the entire electric drivet
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by nimish 3y ago
LFP can have similar density since you don't need the same amount of protection in the pack. It's a system level win.
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by nimish 3y ago
I've ripped out chunks of KiCad to run as CI/CD on the basic PCBs I have. KiCad's data and code is really not geared up for this, so quite a bit had to be hacked up to make it idempotent and even just to bring it up to basic
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by nimish 3y ago
Next up: glasses. Glasses are crazy overpriced and optometry is a peculiar US impediment to buying glasses.
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by nimish 3y ago
A 20TB NAS HDD is $350, new. A 5-6 bay new enclosure is $100. $2400 for brand new storage + a little Raspberry Pi to serve it (another $100) is less than the price of a single new MacBook Pro. It's easily within the means of relatively
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by nimish 4y ago
Yep, there's a lot of stuff that properly using general relativity would address in a much cleaner way than dark matter. Ignoring the relativistic nature and nonlinearity of GR is a very large problem with FLRW and other toy models, bu
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by nimish 4y ago
Concentrate enough energy in a small area and baby, you got a black hole going!
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by nimish 4y ago
Rotations always happen in a plane, in n-dimensions. In 3D there's a coincidence where planes and lines can be put in exact correspondence. This is the root of the whole "axial" and "pseudo" vectors that plague phys
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by nimish 4y ago
I think it still gets the point across, namely that you have to stick one chip on top of another, but it's a little wild they didn't at least give the artist labeled notes and legends
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by nimish 4y ago
Hard to tell but they are likely couplers for light from the lasers and electrical interconnects you can sort of see some grating at the ends. The 4x ones are likely for 4x laser assemblies like in QSFP (Quad) or for cases where you want to
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by nimish 4y ago
You don't _need_ them, and IIRC _can't_ (in general) use them if you deal with non-perturbative effects, unless you do stuff like re-summing infinite series of diagrams and that really makes interpreting the ultimately observable
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by nimish 4y ago
No, it's a pretty well-defined concept when you stick to its technical definition as an aid in interpreting terms of a perturbation series as Feynman diagrams. > these other excitations do have real observable effects Yeah, that&#x2
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by nimish 4y ago
Not really. The "roiling sea of particles" is a metaphor for perturbation series, which very specifically does not work for the strong force at low energies. Take anything involving virtual particles as just that, virtual. They&#x
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by nimish 4y ago
It's still apt, even as someone ostensibly in that category. It does require some abstract thinking to comprehend sets of zero measure, negative measure or complex measure in mathematics. A "zero length object" is also encoun
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by nimish 4y ago
That's why SINAD is good, low enough sinad and the spur distribution irrelevant. You arent going to hear intermodulation distortion at -110dBfs regardless of how you weight it. I want zero distortion or as close to it, not euphonic dis
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by nimish 4y ago
Why not use the ADRV9000 series? Or a newer afe like this guy: https://www.ti.com/product/AFE7903
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by nimish 4y ago
Infineon has a similar sensor, https://www.infineon.com/cms/en/product/sensor/co2-sensors/p... Neat little thing but you have to be sure to calibrate it.
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by nimish 4y ago
All you need is a rectifying junction: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxhole_radio Primitive diodes.
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by nimish 4y ago
iSIMs aren’t new. Sony Altair has had them in the IOT lte modem space for a while
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by nimish 4y ago
California has banned non competes for just over 150 years. Any "bad for business" opposition to this rule would be interesting to see.

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