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by numpad0 3mo ago
IMO that is the problem that botspams and focus on IRL identity aims to "solve". Money can't buy competency, therefore popularity, and that undermines economic influence one may have, which is problematic to some.
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by numpad0 3mo ago
btw, "eco-cute" is a pun on cute and kyuto (給湯, "supply hotwater")
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by numpad0 3mo ago
Most Japanese household stoves top out at 5kW per burner. IH stoves are limited to 3kW per burner for 5.8kW combined by radio regulations. 15kW is a figure for combined output or for restaurant burners. It's apparently not great but no
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by numpad0 3mo ago
- at least 50 hospitalized due to various injuries[1] - 9 missing, 12 house collapses, 4 trappings, 7 fires so far[1] - multiple highway road bridges snapped, roads damaged[2] - AEON brand shopping mall exploded following evacuat
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by numpad0 3mo ago
Yeah, something is preventing them from just putting a small autocannon onto a turret and firing it from a Python script on a laptop. Russian drones and missiles seem to be just straight flying kinds, and while there are reports of Stinger
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by numpad0 3mo ago
https://docs.m5stack.com/en/unit/poe_cam
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by numpad0 3mo ago
IIRC, minimum one window for each rows is a safety requirement, so that firefighters can see inside a burning plane or something. I think that is believed to be how that fence appeared.
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by numpad0 3mo ago
sin(bank_angle) x cabin_width/2 = max_vertical_displacement_at_angle
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by numpad0 3mo ago
The part I'm not sure is if they have precise tongue location working, of if they have resorted to the pad as mostly just hot corners. I don't have that much doubt about the concept.
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by numpad0 3mo ago
The fact that some react to these like they were taken away some possession is genuinely interesting
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by numpad0 3mo ago
Does it work? There seem to be screenshots and nuanced wordings that implies it's currently more often configured like a gyro mouse with a touch button...
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by numpad0 3mo ago
I'd be more scared of MQ-9 dropping a JDAM or R9X on my head than this thing running around. They're proven to be undetectable to human targets. That's scarier to me than this thing running around catching wires and bushes.
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by numpad0 3mo ago
There's no use for these robots(even militarily). It's very high tech, but that's it.
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by numpad0 3mo ago
I've seen a similar setup with a different Chinese cutting edge product. App access is free, ssh is open, but API keys and the ssh password is priced like a cheap car.
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by numpad0 3mo ago
Not exactly what you have asked for, but ESP32 based M5Stack and Seeed Xiao modules might fit the bill. They are not so expensive, are Linux-free, and there's no report so far of secret ping home features in the SDK.
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by numpad0 3mo ago
I think it's for maneuvering. At least L-4S seemed to have had 3rd for the pitchover and 4th for the apogee kick. The first two were spin stabilized and unguided for political reasons. "Payload" stages built more like satelli
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by numpad0 3mo ago
> Honestly no idea what I’d do if I were in government. Spending crazy amounts in public education, healthcare, and nuclear arsenal?
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by numpad0 3mo ago
Rockets are usually two-staged + satellites. The booster take it to outside of the atmosphere, then the upper stage puts it into a ballistic trajectory, and the payload does the circularization burn 45 minutes or so after the liftoff at the
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by numpad0 3mo ago
US didn't have that much rational reasoning when it killed Japanese exports in cars, chips, and finally software. That in turn lead to China simply taking the seats Japan used to occupy, but as far as imposition of these protectionist
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by numpad0 3mo ago
how can you say that with a username of "ngl999", that doesn't make sense (IIUC, -ngl [NUM_LAYERS] specify number of layers to offload to GPU in llama.cpp, 999 on most use cases might as well be -1)
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by numpad0 3mo ago
MAX just has a "canards" protruding dangerously far forward that creates pitch up moment at high alpha. Very different from F-16 that has entire CoL too far forward.
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by numpad0 3mo ago
The point is that it is well known that all control inputs on F-16 are electronic(not digital, but still electronic, on earliest variants), so it's "easier" to rig it for full computer control than some of other planes that u
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by numpad0 3mo ago
LLMs can mentally match and replace whole sentences with culturally similar concepts rather than having to go word-by-word. That tend to yield more natural sounding, not necessarily accurate, translations than literal ones. That's grea
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by numpad0 3mo ago
You get what you pay for. Ultimately what you are wondering is why electronics companies aren't relentlessly updating and optimizing products like they did during 1980s-2010s at every price point between $4.99 to $499.99M , that just
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by numpad0 3mo ago
okay, I'm sorry, and I'll be more aware of the fact from now on that TTS software used by not negligible number of users[1] might not be well equipped to handle "zalgo decoration" of text. 1: this is not even the second
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by numpad0 3mo ago
How did vBulletin/phpBB came to dominate the forum space in the English internet? To me, that seem like the source of a lot of problems for the forum culture and centralization into Reddit.
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by numpad0 3mo ago
Management wanting a thing to be the core value and what the core value is are different. Tumblr didn't hold its shape long enough to hit the ground physically when its new owner did what seemed perfectly reasonable to them.
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by numpad0 3mo ago
> So many people are anti-AI/anti-LLM just because it is AI/LLM, not because it's objectively worse than the alternative. It's tiring. no, it's because the SNR of AI slop is worse than human creations. hambur
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by numpad0 3mo ago
And it's not a tiny kernel of truth, even iPhone(2007) had Wi-Fi/BT combo chips with FM radio. Apple was partly responsible for death of FM radio, by not implementing the software feature. That's also literally 20 years ago.
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by numpad0 3mo ago
> Jack Dorsey (@jack) said in an announcement on X ...

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