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by nynx 5y ago
Any suggestions?
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by nynx 5y ago
I think an open-source onewheel equivalent would be totally doable using VESCs.
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by nynx 5y ago
Yes! Not just electric cars but electric vehicles! Cities could be designed around electric bikes and scooters!
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by nynx 5y ago
Uh dude, might want to do a bit of research first. Rust is getting increasingly popular and is close to being an official language for wiring Linux kernel drivers. If that doesn’t count as having made it, I’m not sure what else will.
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by nynx 5y ago
Unfortunately, the behavior of C’s grammar is incredibly complicated.
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by nynx 5y ago
Electric bike?
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by nynx 5y ago
Wow, this is super impressive. Great work rust team!
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by nynx 5y ago
Centrally directed economy? No, that most likely wouldn't work. There is a lot of room for free-market economies that are very much not capitalist.
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by nynx 5y ago
Capitalism often avoids real innovation and sticks to the safe path. I suspect we’d be technologically a lot farther along in important ways without it.
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by nynx 5y ago
I don't think it's inherent that doped silicon will stay the dominant microelectronics substrate and I think it's plausible that people will find new ways to grow it that don't require excellent raw materials.
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by nynx 5y ago
Yeah, certainly true, but FPGAs are beholden to the same supply chain. This doesn’t fix the issue at all.
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by nynx 5y ago
Sam is super impressive, but to be fair he bought premade wafers and bought a used SEM.
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by nynx 5y ago
It'd be really awesome if microprocessors, even at a low-end process node like 130 nm, could be made with room-sized machines or smaller. There's a lot of space for companies wanted to manufacture their own MCUs, for instance, wit
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by nynx 5y ago
I find the ones the author hates quite beautiful actually. They could use a bit more green though.
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by nynx 5y ago
Why is this not a locally running webapp? Running an unsandboxed app like this would not be smart.
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by nynx 5y ago
I find that I tend to drift into an pseudo intermittent fasting routine. I usually eat one large meal a day, in the middle of the day. I try to avoid anything that has sugar, carbohydrates (though I do eat a decent amount of rice), dairy, s
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by nynx 5y ago
Eat any vegetables?
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by nynx 5y ago
Lmao. Intel just can't catch a break.
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by nynx 5y ago
They’re using D-H3, which is aneutronic. There are also side-reactions which do produce neutrons, but perhaps it’s not enough to result in degradation.
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by nynx 5y ago
This is very interesting. I always thought I had an inner voice, but the experiences in this article are completely different than mine. It's just myself speaking to myself, there's never any preconception that it's someone e
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by nynx 5y ago
Be honest with what the situation is. This is completely about whether he used language that some people found offensive. They have the right to be offended, have the right to ask for an apology, and have the right to ask the university to
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by nynx 5y ago
He’s certainly free to do that and that seems to be what ultimately happened. That being said, he’s free to experience the social consequences of showing himself to be unable or unwilling to read a room.
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by nynx 5y ago
Here’s the pdf: https://charted.space/static/dendritic%20computing.pdf
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by nynx 5y ago
I didn’t make good friends in college until my second year—actually until I took a semester off and then came back. I didn’t make good friends in my major until halfway through my junior year. One of the reasons I switched from CS into Engi
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by nynx 5y ago
I can't think of an example now, but it has come up before when working on collections and other things.
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by nynx 5y ago
What sci-fi book is this from?
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by nynx 5y ago
Woot woot, transmute is const now
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by nynx 5y ago
What was so special about this company?
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by nynx 5y ago
The main alternative is likely rust.
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by nynx 5y ago
I was just thinking the same thing. This would would only work for biologically-plausible neuron variants, where neurons train constantly when being used. Maybe something like HTM (hierarchical temporal memory) neurons would work.

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