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100 years is too long time. Modern science don't know, how to make something, which will exist so long. This is because, even when we could make machine which will work so long, nobody could guarantee existence of jurisdiction where ma
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2y ago
> by "we" I meant "humanity". Humanity is not one subject. It is multitude of objects and subjects. The best analogy is loose coupled network (each active node have ~10..100 connections, and billions passive objects w
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2y ago
I usually state: for use opportunity, you must run business. Well, must admit, this is not only way, but most effective. Also possible to use opportunity in educational environment or at community or in government organization. But from org
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2y ago
It was time of Moore law, and computers grow extremely quickly. I remember, I run 3D Max 2 on 486 with 4mb of RAM in 1996. Models where severe limited, at most few thousands triangles per scene, but it was enough for talents to make crazy t
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2y ago
> That was the realm of srs workstations like the ones SGI made Not exact. First, funny note, Seymour Cray admit, he used Macintosh to design Cray. Second, existed activity of using Atari ST for 3D design, as sort of companion machine fo
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2y ago
What I learn in Usenet and on early forums, to avoid discuss country regulations, so I will not promise to support this branch of discussion. But well, as you ask, for about prohibitive regulations, we in Ukraine made (and making) two thing
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> 3. Arduino (IMHO...before this it wasn't easy to interface to USB/PC for anyone who wasn't EE) I seen CNC of late 90s, which use x86 desktop computer as controller, and in Usenet stored lengthy talks about which boards a
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2y ago
Nearly all plastic bottles under 10 metric liter are PET (many 10 liters produced from Poly(methyl methacrylate)). PETG is modified PET, so it depend on point of view - (glass semi-full or semi-empty). Any way, in Ukraine people recycle pla
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2y ago
> in the country he was living in, violating patents for personal use was okay Looks like context missing. In jurisprudence exists definition of negligible case, meaning, harm is too small to run full-featured juridical machine. Same thi
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> Journalists like to talk about the patents, maybe because they're legible to nontechnical people Journalists usually repeat what said experts, unfortunately, not always include enough context to understand. Patents context is glob
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2y ago
> a few 555s to drive your motors aren't going to make the difference between feasibility and infeasibility It depends on current market of considered niche. For some cases, market price is so low, every additional hole or trace on
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2y ago
> What similar opportunities are we missing today? Something You have not done yourself or something for what You have not paid to someone else to do. Life is complicated, it is very typical when appear opportunity but nobody use it. Bec
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2y ago
> An 8051 or Z80 would be fine May be. Problem is by definition of G-code, which is much more than 8bit (as I remember, there somewhere between 12bit and 18bit if consider just integer numbers, but for example diagonal lines and arcs are
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3D FDM printers need much higher bandwidth, because their controller need to make PWM for motors control, and for other things. Yes, one could make 3D printer without PWM, but it will be extremely slow, or even cannot do some things. With m
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2y ago
Just for info, Centronics interface is very slow for 3D printer. It could work (as 2D plotters work), but people make figures faster, and 3D made things even worse.
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Working 3D printers existed long time, but only SLS and very expensive. Only in 2000s appear things important for cheap 3D printer: 1. Cheap power semiconductors. 2. Cheap 32-bit microcontrollers. 3. Powerful computers, to run slicer, and f
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2y ago
Nobody said about sanctions after arming Taiwan. It is just your guess. But about sanctions against Huawei, exists juridical cases and official statements. Could you remember any case where US use sanctions without juridical case?
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2y ago
Huawei got sanctions after catch on spy activity. Who else you know?
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2y ago
Looks like model is not trained well. From my exp, after make few projects (2 looks enough), oldest XCode managed to give good suggestions in much more than 50% cases.
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2y ago
Sorry, I made correction comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41974605
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Sorry for all, I've mistaken. I have taken careful view and see, they write in each square huge number of interference pictures - somewhere about 1M x 1M, and in calculation they consider 1Billion points with 4 colors in each, so just
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> Does the fact that a lens has a single focal point get in the way of keeping depth information ? No, really single lens have separate focal point for each wavelength, but achromatic optical system in SLR have at least two lenses, so th
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> need precision light source(s) with adjustable wl's.. Or use some substitute technology, for example, calculate diffraction strips digitally and then implement them with modern femto-second laser. So could achieve similar result,
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Forth is known for extremely compact representation of code, and very portable, because standard have very few registers and work on stack machine. Unfortunately all these at cost of slow execution and not easy to make serious projects (har
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2y ago
Thank you for info! I most time avoid to read about top ultrabooks, because mostly this info useless for me, but now I first time hear about notebook with server processor (xeon 5xxx).
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2y ago
DRAM/SRAM/Flash bits and CMOS triggers flipped (not all at once, random). Magnetic media is much more resistant, but in almost all HDDs using classic CPU (and DRAM cache), which are affected by cosmic rays, so info corrupted when
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2y ago
Looks like typo or "noisy phone". In current fiber-optics solutions using multi-wavelength, so on fiber input mixed 8 or more laser waves of different lengths (to be strict not wl but bands) and on output mix divided with optical
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2y ago
Looks like typo or "noisy phone". In current fiber-optics solutions using multi-wavelength, so on fiber input mixed 8 or more laser waves of different lengths (to be strict not wl but bands) and on output mix divided with optical
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It all depends on used technology. DRAM/SRAM really have problems with cosmic rays, but on LEO enough to use ECC, as DRAM refresh it's contents every few milliseconds. In Deep space missions (on Mars and beyond), even hardened ele
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As addition to already mentioned robots.txt and ideas of penalties for bad bots (I especially like idea of poisoning LLMs). I would be add some fun with colors - modulate them. Not much, I think would be enough to change color temperature t
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