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kersplody

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    Comment #49016766

    It's the negative free cash flow combined with the intention to pivot away from the car industry to humanoid robotics is what I'm tracking.

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    Comment #48654337

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    Comment #48654263

    A single shopping to trip to Walmart or Home Depot can buy items that can be repurposed into bombs and physical and chemical weapons with only a little bit of know-how. Are we goin…

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    Comment #48654235

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    Comment #47712665

    NOPE, RAD hardened space parts basically froze on mid 2000s tech: https://www.baesystems.com/en-us/product/radiation-hardened-...

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    Comment #46603883

    For now. FCC could change this in a couple of months. There is talk of canceling FCC certifications for Autel/DJI.

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    Comment #46011930

    Could MS Just fix explorer.exe crashes when dragging directory windows between a 1080p display and a 4k display in a multi-monitor setup? Please?

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    Comment #45266499

    Yep. 0ft-1000ft AGL Takeoff, Climb, Approach, and Landing are the tough bits. The rest (Cruise) is very low demand and much easier than driving.

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    Comment #45034212

    Next flight should be a mass simulator of at least 100 tons to orbit. This flight was around ~10 tons to almost orbit. The economics of Starlink basically require high cadence Star…

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    Comment #45034176

    Not quite, but it's a major milestone. Still quite a bit of work to go on the rapid reusability part (burnt flaps, oxidized body, missing tiles, tile waterproofing). Starship might…

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    Comment #44998770

    HACKER NEWS ADMINS: You might want to remove this thread for legal reasons :)

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    Comment #44998756

    Or Europe. Or the UK. 10+ prison plus civil damages in all three jurisdictions should it be prosecuted for various "Unauthorized computer access" laws. Even just browsing protected…

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    Comment #44868232

    At least wikipedia has an out in the legislation by disabling content recommendation engines for UK users, this includes: 1. “You may be interested in…” search suggestions on the W…

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    Comment #44564925

    Look at UC Davis Gifford Center’s April 2024 “Farm Labor Issues in the 2020s” summary report: https://gifford.ucdavis.edu/events/past/april-4-2024-farm-la... Very few U.S.-born wor…

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    Comment #43958474

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiant_Mercury

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    Comment #43146288

    There is also a plan afoot to replace income taxes with tariffs following the McKinley Economic model, involving high tariffs, gold standard, focus on industrialism, and economic i…

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    Comment #43018374

    The connector could reasonably be shrunk. It just now has essentially no design margin so any minor issue immediately becomes major! 50A DC is serious current to be treated with re…

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    Comment #43018333

    12vhpwr has almost no safety margin. Any minor problem with it rapidly becomes major. 600W is scary, with reports of 800W spikes. 12V2x6 is particularly problematic because any imb…

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    Comment #41986163

    Correct, the stage 2 bootloader and system firmware must be on the SSD. The OS can then boot from an external volume. https://support.apple.com/guide/security/boot-process-secac7..…

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    Comment #41242865

    Volumetric live action performance capture. Basically a video you can walk around in. Currently requires a large synchronized camera array. Plays back on most mobile devices. Sever…

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    Comment #40697758

    Wet mud and sand is far easier to clean than the thick black tar that accumulates on road bike chains. Tire and tarmac dust is nasty.

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    Comment #40595107

    It's fine to be a monopoly because you have the best product. It's not OK to use that monopoly position to stifle competitors. So has enough anticompetitive behavior occurred to di…

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    Comment #40320389

    And ironically decreasing coal and fuel pollution decreases albedo causing faster warming which will persist for a few decades until things balance out. Less pollution is good, par…

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    Comment #39890833

    Local LLMs are also a fantastic too for creative endeavors. Without prompt injection and having the ability to modify the amount of noise and "creativity" in the output, absolutely…