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721.
by ragebol 6y ago
In short: if you have bad people in your organisation and they can make decisions, that might be bad for the organisation. So hire good people.
722.
by ragebol 6y ago
Dey stole ere luf, sasa ke.
723.
by ragebol 6y ago
I vaguely remember something about Tycho Corporation wrapping cables around it and making it stronger, but maybe I'm confusing that with a Scott Manley video about Ceres in the Expanse. But yes, walking feet towards the surface of Cere
724.
by ragebol 6y ago
Mergers & Acquisitions
725.
by ragebol 6y ago
RDF is apparently heavily used in bio-informatics and life-sciences. I'm not well versed enough in any of the subjects involved whether a relation DB would not cur it though. Being able to create cross links between data independent of
726.
by ragebol 6y ago
Spacebus is better. Better hop on the Spacebus!
727.
by ragebol 6y ago
> Let’s build something that already exists What already exists that can do what this is built to do?
728.
by ragebol 6y ago
What downsides are there to fusion power, assuming it's commercially viable in a couple of decades? What negative externalities are there that could make it prohibitive? Fossil fuel has pollution etc, solar takes up lots of space and i
729.
by ragebol 6y ago
No, AFAIK. That is DEMO, ITERs successor.
730.
by ragebol 6y ago
Linux is not tied to a single architecture. Not sure if it ever has been, really.
731.
by ragebol 6y ago
What would it take to break that monopoly (technology-wise, not politically like eg. the big oil companies were a century ago)? ASML bet on EUV and finally made it work well enough.
732.
by ragebol 6y ago
ASML is not a foundry. ASML makes (part of) the machines that make up a foundry.
733.
by ragebol 6y ago
I would consider it justice either to put people on the streets because the job that supports them falls away from underneath them, of no fault of their own. Having a roof over your head, having shelter is a human right. Granted, that does
734.
by ragebol 6y ago
- Cameras. I think that's an Intel RealSense on top - Lidar on the base. RPi-Lidar costs a few hundred dollars. - Motors. A bunch of Dynamixels according to the docs, also a couple hundred dollars each - Carbon fiber tubes. No idea wha
735.
by ragebol 6y ago
- Set the table - Gather & sort laundry, maybe even put in the washing machine - Gather dishes and maybe put them in the washer All chores easy for an able bodies human. But imagine having some disability or getting older. Getting back
736.
by ragebol 6y ago
Mobile base with a long stick on top, camera on top of the stick and arm moving up and down the the stick: I'd say that's a proven design featured in many custom-built robots for RoboCup@Home. This has some potential.
737.
by ragebol 6y ago
> Robot Operating System ... Does it make things easier or harder? Some things. Pub/sub over ROS topics makes it easy to introspect and check on what is being published, why which node and at what frequency, bandwidth, who is subsc
738.
by ragebol 6y ago
So many 3D-printers!
739.
by ragebol 6y ago
Heh, I went to check it out and turns out I already have Tasks installed. Works great!
740.
by ragebol 6y ago
I use netvibes.com and have been for I don't know how long. My dashboard there has some 8-ish tabs for different topics I follow, each with ca. 6 feeds. I can mark each feed as read or a whole tab at once. Each tab has a counter of how
741.
by ragebol 6y ago
So use that while we can and leave the fossil fuels for when renewable are cut off from the sun. I wonder how much wind there would be under these circumstances though.
742.
by ragebol 6y ago
If you don't understand someone else's code, you can either tell them they stuff is too complicated or learn and understand better. There can be a middle ground of course.
743.
by ragebol 6y ago
You write code for an audience. In that audience, sit yourself in your current state, yourself a year+ from now, your colleagues (you know their level) and the compiler. With bad luck, your current self i a state pulling your hair out to d
744.
by ragebol 6y ago
How often does it happen that this is financially viable? The way the European electricity market is set up is quite interesting, so I wonder how the ArenA-system ties in. Also, is the system also charging up when there's negative ele
745.
by ragebol 6y ago
Well there you go: https://www.johancruijffarena.nl/default-showon-page/amsterd... (from comment by louwrentius)
746.
by ragebol 6y ago
> Europe has tech companies and independent cloud providers. Yet they seem to never grow large or fast enough to become leaders globally or even in Europe. Very true, but I'm unsure why that is the case. My guess it's the count
747.
by ragebol 6y ago
I'm not into orbital mechanics at all, just an interested layman, but how does a space tug work in relation to your 'Rule 1 of orbital mechanics'?. What is the point of a space tug then?
748.
by ragebol 6y ago
My thoughts exactly. It seems a person incapable of proper grammar (like a baby) has some concept or thought it wants to express, but can't because it doesn't know the words etc. These language models seem to know the words and t
749.
by ragebol 6y ago
> The only harm their ignorance is doing is to themselves. Is it? People might hurt their kids etc by not vaccinating them. And if enough people believe this nonsense, they are very prone to voting for other idiots, which should have an
750.
by ragebol 6y ago
I recently went though a whole bunch of your Power of Prolog videos [0], solving and generating such sudokus was the first thing I thought about when watching the original video of the guy solving the Miracle Sudoku. Thanks for those videos

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