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by numpad0 9mo ago
"Arianespace is pathetically behind the times as launch services provider and no one is even cost competitive with SpaceX" types of offhand Internet comments are just literal propaganda with zero substance. [WARN] messages on Linu
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by numpad0 9mo ago
Put aside politics and anti-tear gas use cases: everyone should just have a full face gas mask for all hacker-ish activities, like painting. Skip half-face, go for full face. Half face models don't just leave eyes exposed but hurts the
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by numpad0 9mo ago
Yeah, there is a reason why Adobe, Autodesk, Oracle, IBM, etc., are notorious for weirdly draconian and idiotic-sounding licensing enforcement. Many corporate managers show very little sympathy to the concept of IP laws if they did understa
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by numpad0 9mo ago
There's no way MS employees at all levels don't know. It only doesn't know organizationally. It's just the boring old incentive alignment problem. There needs to be more squeaky wheels than anticipated at all times in IT
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by numpad0 9mo ago
It feels like everyone these days are thinking of Markdown IPC hierarchical multi agent orchestration. Just the other day I saw this[1] vibecoded thing. I wonder if there's any ones notable, or maybe I should try my hands at it. 1: ht
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by numpad0 9mo ago
Situation: - The author is running macOS ARM64 - off of a USB disk - plugged into DFU capable USB-C port - that shouldn't be the DFU one according to docs - attempting to run macOS updater - (supposed
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by numpad0 9mo ago
It can't work if you're launching from Earth. Datacenters are too heavy with or without the solar and radiator panels. If you could make those panels and chips on the Moon, Deimos, Mars, high Jupiter, wherever, then space datacent
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by numpad0 9mo ago
There are growing sentimental, denialist, conspiracy, narratives on social media that anything that paint US being out of proportion has to be fake. It's up there with flat earths and "birds don't exist" theories. From t
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by numpad0 9mo ago
Reports of people getting hit by twitchy fingered banbots on cloud LLMs are starting to show up(Gemini bans apparently kill Gmail and GDrive too). Paranoid types like I am appreciate local options that won't get me banned.
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by numpad0 9mo ago
Painted metallic chassis of a car is always dipped in car sized acid baths and primer baths. Dipping the whole cars held on a carriage is the only way it's done, anywhere, for any brands, using any metals, even many Ferrari, as well as
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by numpad0 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washer-dryer Dirty clothes go in, dry clothes come out. Some have auto measuring detergent dispensers.
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by numpad0 9mo ago
> which was a character ROM per default but could be changed either with a screw driver or by No. Stop believing everything ChatGPT told you on this topic and DYOR. That's some bad hallucinations.
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by numpad0 9mo ago
> プロジェ君 I think that's more likely to mean projector-kun than project-kun , though it's hard to explain why I think so and it would be just a speculation.
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by numpad0 9mo ago
Or Blender, pen and paper, bag of LEGO, etc. Text in context of geometric object is more or less an abstract classification tool, barely a descriptive one. Everyone knows what a `dice` is. But that's a taxonomical label, not a definiti
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by numpad0 9mo ago
Shinkansen is built like a giant subway . Fixed transponders everywhere, mission control monitoring and coordinating everything, stations right on the main line etc etc. They even use the same callouts as intra-city trains and they've
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by numpad0 9mo ago
1) There are type 1/2/3 train operators that owns everything/borrows rails/owns just rails as Japanese laws classify them, but type 3 lines are mostly rural low-traffic branch lines. Most high-traffic lines are owned(+ac
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by numpad0 9mo ago
On the car, not on the car at the victim's house. Or the much more, frankly common , scenario is: a $15 plushie bought through Amazon wishlist, sold by PerpOwned LLC for $500, and delivered through Amazon warehouse. That's actual
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by numpad0 9mo ago
It's too late when they are notified. The last known address is where the victim is at.
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by numpad0 9mo ago
Japanese rails are all built on commuter style architectures and the tracks are generally owned by its users. So train operators are strongly incentivized to keep them in good shape. Also, Far East right now is also massively cash poor yet
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by numpad0 9mo ago
It requires steering and cruise control to be able to be controlled by the random pieces of code downloaded from GitHub. So a 1920s Fords are out, and 2035 BYD flying cars with post-quantum cryptographic command signature enforcement are ou
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by numpad0 9mo ago
Commercial implementations back when this launched was vastly inferior to it, if users' accounts are to be believed. Obvious signs of too high P in PID and such. Tesla Autopilot was always available, but they were as sketchy as it alwa
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by numpad0 9mo ago
It's not something that can be easily written out in text form. More like a pronounced version of how an iPhone feels when you're force rebooting.
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by numpad0 9mo ago
Those aren't rare on 16-bit or less, '80s and before, pre-MS-DOS home computers. Looks cool, but apparently it was way too slow and painful to be fondly remembered.
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by numpad0 9mo ago
Just use that green guy, classical TTS ain't broke nanoda.
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by numpad0 9mo ago
I suspect they might be using voice lines from Chinese gacha games in addition to what clearly sound like VTubers, YouTubers, and Chinese TV documentary narrations. Those games all come with clean monaural CN/JP/EN files consisten
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by numpad0 9mo ago
Yeah, and if anything it's US defying massive disadvantage in headcount is what is odd, not the other way around. 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_and_dependencies_by_population
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by numpad0 9mo ago
The demo page only has three samples for Japanese, and one of it pronounces taskete as itsukete (???), so...
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by numpad0 9mo ago
You would not be disagreeing with me, actually. I should have clarified that the problem is somewhere in current implementations of generative AI(Google Transformer derivatives), in my opinion, and is not necessarily the case to every shape
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by numpad0 9mo ago
It's just garbage in garbage out. AIs reliably induce rage and negativity in humans. Humans become angry and violent if shown AI generated data. It's just a fact at this point. And it's not even like software engineers are sp
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by numpad0 9mo ago
Can't help but wonder looking through the gifs, am I actually insane that I MUST fillet, chamfer, or chamfer AND fillet basically every single one of those edges[1] with with tangency weight of 1.5 where possible, until the shape takes

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