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tantony
5y ago
They can be almost 100% reused. In fact, given how valuable the metals are it would be cheaper to do so than mine for them . There are multiple companies working on this. E.g. https://www.redwoodmaterials.com/
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Most reviews I have seen have shown them to be extremely unreliable with multiple chargers frequently out of order at charging stations. E.g. this recent video by MKBHD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXzuFprlyrw
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> Charging efficiency isn't 100%, so you'd have to tow it further than the range you need That's not how it works. You basically get 5 mpg or less on the truck, while the car charges at significantly higher rates than the
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> If they were so passionate about spending money to make the safest cars, they'd be doing sensor fusion. That's your opinion. They have shown data where the information from radar was of a lower quality than what their vision
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PBS – In Their Own Words: Elon Musk
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The Valve Index significantly improved on text readability. For example, I was able to easily read the blurb on the back of a random paperback in Half Life: Alyx.
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The cards can be linked to specific vendors so that no one else can charge it. And you can also block the individual virtual cards in the scenario that they refuse to cancel auto-billing. It's more of an on/off limit than a granul
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CapitalOne
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I would second this. Source: personal experience.
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Some credit card companies offer virtual cards linked to your actual credit card that can be blocked selectively.
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> If Framework opens this up for other companies to make modules From what I can tell, they already did that: https://github.com/FrameworkComputer/ExpansionCards > USB port module with an integrated Logitech wire
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5y ago
Is Starlink available in your area? Their satellites are in a much lower orbit (not GEO) and so the latency is much lower. It is supposed to be around $100 per month with a $500 up-front cost for the terminal.
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MIT Special Lecture: F-22 Flight Controls
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That's vacuum tube territory.
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I wonder if someone like Jeri Ellsworth or Sam Zeloof will be able to reproduce this with their home-fab techniques
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TBF, they also got published in an APS journal https://journals.aps.org/prresearch/abstract/10.1103/PhysRev... I am not an expert in this field though and have no idea about the reputation or history of that
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While the topic is interesting, I had somewhat the same impression from certain parts of the video. I would love for this to be real, but until it is verified I remain skeptical. To quote Sagan, "extraordinary claims require extraordin
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They also got published in an APS journal - "Physical Review Research" https://journals.aps.org/prresearch/abstract/10.1103/PhysRev... However, I do not know how reputable that particular journal is
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This may turn out to be another EMDrive. But the implications of this claim being true are too great to ignore and warrants further investigation. I wonder what it would take in terms of expense/equipment to do an independent verificat
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5y ago
There's a video version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tGRhTXKh8A I will remain skeptical until it is independently reproduced and verified and gets demonstrated at scale.
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Programming for the Expression of Ideas – Gerald Sussman
(infoq.com)
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Tesla has previously used Samsung's fab in Texas for their HW3 chip. Is there any source saying D1 is built by TSMC instead?
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This repository is a companion to a Youtube video I posted earlier.
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A Python Implementation of the Apollo Entry Guidance Algorithm
(github.com)
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