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by numpad0 8mo ago
My armchair general understanding: airspeed at blade tip can't be supersonic all the time, and that caps the max forward speed for prop driven aircraft. Same don't apply to jet engines with air intakes that can restrict and slow a
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by numpad0 8mo ago
dump that disk asap!!!!!
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by numpad0 8mo ago
(2008) 1: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2717852/
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by numpad0 8mo ago
American/English social media in general are being gutted alive in the past few months.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
IMO the problem with GDP is it's basically always normalized in USD, and USD isn't that universally representative of units of production/utility. I mean, not to be political, but there's probably a place somewhere on Ea
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Most Japanese people are sooo slow in speeches in English that there will be too much of those you-shoulds to the point that just typing would be easier.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
( facepalm I meant the neo)
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by numpad0 8mo ago
> Who the hell talks like this in the first place? guys that aren't sure if the yellow isn't too much
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Standard Japanese public education through to college/university include ~1k hours total of English classes, changing but still focused on word-for-word translations. The goal and aim of those classes (I think) is so that 21st century
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Emojis are stupid, but Japanese phone industry was weaponizing it to segregate smartphones into a niche subclass of non-serious phone-likes than actually usable phones, and so Google/Apple shoved it into Unicode to fill that moat. In h
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by numpad0 8mo ago
> What happens when 1.5B come knocking because if they stay they die? Like let them build few of those sci-fi domes and let them keep buying disposable bottled oxygen? I don't get the pessimism. India makes its own rockets. Pakistan
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by numpad0 8mo ago
IMO "build quality" is not the right term here. At least to me, "build quality" refers to how evenly examples are made and how close the real world examples adheres to manufacturing blueprints. If finishes and gaps are t
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by numpad0 8mo ago
fyi: "Gb" implies gigabit, used in network and RAM where 8 bits = 1 byte is not guaranteed. "GB" implies gigabyte.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Why doesn't anybody do the shoulder complex right? It gives me itches to scratch.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
I think that's exactly the point being made. __Acting__ smart gets you paid, not being smart, and that's like, not ideal.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
See, I think, you're not supposed to continue using those services as before. They want them all gone , and so-called age verification is a means to chase away users that are less dedicated. What I think must result is, a monotonic cu
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by numpad0 8mo ago
You'll need much better high-speed cameras than on existing glasses, and a really good beam steering mechanism coupled with much better laser than Blu-ray diodes. It'll be heavier than most VR goggles and very finicky. I don'
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by numpad0 8mo ago
This is hardly a novel implementation of [stream responses and chunk on sentences] + [stop on VAD and memory hole the chat log] concept. This takes <1k vibecoded lines to replicate it with an all-local setup.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
If this can generate VGA signal, it can also generate driving signals to control the original CRT too. Monochrome CRTs especially don't have fixed pixel counts, you can feed 4K240 signals if you want. It takes an analog circuit designe
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by numpad0 8mo ago
High end phones these days run smaller LLMs sorta fine.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Laser engravers. Blu-ray drive laser modules are dime a dozen and are plenty powerful.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
That page uses the older versions of "SWaP-C2 Optimized[1]" meme, I would guess it might have not been updated in 3-5 years. 1: Stands for "Size, Weight, and Power [and] Cost [and] Cooling Optimized", defense industry eq
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by numpad0 8mo ago
I don't make such "jokes". Idiots do. And when the idiots do, the proposed system locks the fire door for them. That's just dangerous. We'd want them with bunch of confusing options and better illuminated de-escalat
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by numpad0 8mo ago
like apt? or ftp.example.com? also: what's download? in embedded sphere, flashing a firmware is often reffered to as download. That's an industry standard term.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
That turns jokes into contracts that nobody wants. Bad idea.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
Reuse tools to do what? Touch type on a mechanical keyboard? What makes human hands especially suitable for e.g. assembling a phone or installing a door handle onto a car?
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by numpad0 8mo ago
I think we're all misunderstanding SpaceX. I think it's more of an engine factory disguised as a general space company that managed to borrow the dad's card. The only thing SpaceX truly has an edge is its engines. They have p
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by numpad0 8mo ago
> The central promise—that distributed digital fabrication would bring manufacturing back to America, that every city would have micro-factories, that 3D printing would decentralize production—simply didn’t materialize. What happened ins
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by numpad0 8mo ago
So, EU and US tend to actually implement such bans, but the rest of those countries in a list like that.. People appreciated cheap YMTC 232-layers when that happened where I live.
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by numpad0 8mo ago
As much as I find H2 fuel cell technology - which is a type of a gas based electric battery with no moving parts - fascinating, I can't help but wonder if we would be better off just running hybrids on e-fuels. e-fuels are just low qua

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