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Comment #46431105
Yes I'm aware, what I'm saying is, in the time between setting up my home server again, I've realised it's not even that useful. I used to think that having my todo and calendar lo…
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Comment #46428525
I don't like the idea of moving from google's ecosystem to proton. While they're better, ecosystems tend to get locked down or change for the worse.I'm not planning to repeat the g…
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Comment #46329276
I think it has to be enabled as a module, and the android kernel has it disabled.
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Comment #45876005
Isn't this putting unsustainable load on the root servers?(on the scenario that many people do that)
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Comment #45264024
If I understand what you're saying, you can do any modulation scheme with sdr, it doesnt depend on the model
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Comment #45168096
The title of the original article calling the app "activism theater" is also extremely rude. The author prefered being a prick than doing the best to fix the app.
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Comment #44909712
Wouldn't you rathet talk with the people thatade them?
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Comment #44453268
Yeah that's what I was thinking, you need both
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Comment #44317565
I'm not sure what your argument is. I'm not trying to talk about the semantics of the word right. Yeah every human rule is a social construct, I'm just saying this is bad, and it's…
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Comment #44317342
Of course its worth making a fuss about it. My social media are private because what's getting shared in it is for close friends and family only. The US government has no right sea…
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Comment #44317179
A Greek friend of mine who applied for a visa to do a PhD in US about a month ago, was required to unlock their social media profile by the US embassy, this is already happening.
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Comment #43952197
I don't see any signs of AI in the image, also the book in his hands is a real book, usually AI messes up those kind of things.
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Comment #43775901
In my limited understanding, there are many factors differentiating between antennas, different antennas are better at emitting/receiving at different frequencies, and also there's…
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Comment #43703600
This doesn't work very good with the kind of sensor in the article
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Comment #43147831
rich*
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Comment #41345510
It really depends on what you're interested in, its like saying I really want to learn computers.
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Comment #39789981
I'm a Greek and this article saddens me. Greece is run by a populist government, one of the two parties that had be running Greece to it's demise. Kyriakos Mitsotakis is the first …
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Comment #37658112
The best you can do is 0.42, see a subcomment I made below. max force is limited to +-50
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Comment #37658086
There is a mistake in my first comment, the system is described by x'' = -1.00204*x' + u , I forgot a '. Also in the second example , where there is no x' term, you can reach the o…
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Comment #37658065
I just spent too much time messing around with this, so here's the results. The simulation has a limit on the maximum magnitude of the force of your controller, which in this examp…
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Comment #37656928
Yes, after doing some testing with console.log even in the first examples, thrust magnitude is limited to 50.
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Comment #37644751
It's actually a concern due to simulation error.
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Comment #37644713
The ideal solution, given that there is not input limit, depends on the simulation accuracy. Theoretically, you could achieve 0 time solutions.
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Comment #37643433
Shouldn't this have some thrust limits? I'm not sure if they are added later(I've only seen the first example), but it would make the problems more realistic, interesting and relat…