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by vardump 4y ago
Presumably because it's high density and thus higher destructiveness vs detectability? Although I guess they could also just paint their weapon black. A different matter how they hide the engine's infrared signature. Perhaps by ju
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by vardump 4y ago
Stars move relative to each other. You won't need much higher speeds than what we can already achieve, as long as you're willing to wait for another star to move nearby.
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by vardump 4y ago
> Something you can start coding on as soon as you switch it on and run all software There's no such Amiga. You had to boot it up to the Workbench GUI to load any programming environment. (Ok, you could also start something from an
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by vardump 4y ago
Majority (80%+) of my Zigbee devices act as routers, light bulbs, sockets, switches, etc. Only sensors and controllers are end device nodes. > One of the biggest issues with Zigbee is vendors selling devices that only work with their gat
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by vardump 4y ago
I'm using no cloud Zigbee home automation. Seems to be very reliable and has really great range thanks to the mesh networking. It's also really simple. Zigbee allows using multiple vendors with ease, not tied to just one manufactu
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by vardump 4y ago
Any reasoning why? My home automation is 95%+ Zigbee, and I don't see any issues. Mesh networking works very nicely, reaching far corners of the house.
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by vardump 4y ago
> Ford is on pace to build 2m EV a year by 2026. Which is 2x the amount Tesla is building yearly. AFAIK, Tesla's current capacity is about 2M per year.
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by vardump 4y ago
Just like every other manufacturer. Small costs add up.
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by vardump 4y ago
I don't know how it's in general, but the few Rust packages I checked seem to be of very high quality.
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by vardump 4y ago
Isn't Tesla's autopilot "free", included in the price of the vehicle? AFAIK, you only need to pay for FSD or enhanced autopilot.
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by vardump 4y ago
No mention about thermal camera resolution, even in the "Full Tech Specs". Although it does mention it's using FLIR Lepton 3.5 sensor. Seems to be 9 fps at 160x120. [0] [0]: https://www.digikey.com/en/pro
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by vardump 4y ago
No one knows exactly, but I'd guess closer to about 10000 pounds. Semi's battery is not going to need as much armor.
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by vardump 4y ago
Don't forget to leave your device(s) home as well. Or at least put them in airplane mode.
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by vardump 4y ago
Then R&D budgets should be aimed at finding ways to reduce tire particulates. Perhaps some reasonable regulatory incentives as well. EV trucks should fix the issue when it comes to braking. They can mostly regenerate kinetic energy back
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by vardump 4y ago
What's your source that Tesla Semi can't be slow charged with 240V? I'd be pretty shocked if that was the case.
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by vardump 4y ago
In the past, maybe Windows XP to perhaps Windows 7 era it did — not sure exactly when they stopped using primitives. But not since a long time. It's just (lossy) compressed bitmap streaming nowadays.
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by vardump 4y ago
The Cylons will probably start their attack with some fake 2G cell towers, taking over all of the old IoT stuff.
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by vardump 4y ago
> be sufficient time to charge the vehicle to get the extra 40 - 100 mile range I think 45 minutes is enough to get closer to 300 miles of additional charge than 100.
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by vardump 4y ago
> Hot swap and multiple sizes (weights) of battery would be very killer features. That also means the batteries must be carried like cargo. That'd add a lot of extra weight.
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by vardump 4y ago
I think $70/kWh on the cell level is closer to truth than $140. Might even be less at this point. A pack will of course have additional costs.
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by vardump 4y ago
Rent in Germany is really really cheap. Even in "expensive" cities. Energy, on the other hand, not so.
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by vardump 4y ago
68k assembly is pretty high level and easy to program. The instruction set looks like made for C. Even things like post-increment (x++) and pre-decrement (--x) in addressing modes. So something like "d = *x++;" is just one instruc
953.
by vardump 4y ago
Is it just me, or are ATtinys surprisingly expensive chips? 55 cents for an ATtiny402 for instance. 4k Flash, 8 pins. Something to do with the chip shortage?
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by vardump 4y ago
A small detail: you probably meant printf("y before: %d\n", *y);
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by vardump 4y ago
A bit pointless example, because that "int y..." is going to be pruned away anyways, since the result is not used anywhere. Hence it won't trigger any undefined behavior.
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by vardump 4y ago
I had really bad "find ." performance until setting up l2arc. Used a Samsung 980 1 TB NVMe for the purpose.
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by vardump 4y ago
On x86, you're quite a bit better off using fetch-and-add instead of CAS.
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by vardump 4y ago
I can't but think; 60 years ago this man was a baby safely with his caring mother and father. In a village, with all the other people. He lost them all. All taken from him. His whole surrounding culture. Imagine being him.
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by vardump 4y ago
> Personally, in my own career, I’ve found this “come correct” mindset is used to justify unnecessarily flexible solutions to allow for easier changes in the future … changes that 90% of the time, never actually materialize. Worse, after
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by vardump 4y ago
That's somewhat unfair. Facebook doesn't give you (and people around you) cancer.

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