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sam-bee

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    Comment #49190871

    The n=17 square packing problem is the challenge of fitting 17 unit squares into the smallest possible square container. This post proposes a new lower bound of 4.4811 on the size …

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    Comment #47679663

    It's soldered to the rebar, which is grounded through the actual power cable

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    Comment #47679468

    Thank you!

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    Comment #47679443

    Thank you!

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    Comment #47676609

    I had to wheel the stand into the office on a trolley, I'm not making a laptop case lol

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    Comment #47676592

    It's an English (UK) keyboard layout

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    Comment #47676554

    It's very liberating, crafting something for yourself with no intention of selling.

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    Comment #47676341

    It's an honour just to be nominated <3

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    Comment #47675719

    If it works, it works

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    Comment #47675710

    I'm glad to hear you liked the post!

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    Comment #47675638

    Sure is! It was a lot of fun to make, and I think it ended up with a nice urban decay feel to it

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    Comment #47675628

    Yeah, getting it into the office was non-trivial!

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    Comment #47675614

    My laptop has little rubber feet, so it dosn't scratch on its underside. But yes, the piece is solid concrete, so you wouldn't want to bash anything fragile against it.

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    Comment #47675599

    Yes, I did feel a bit silly buying and using it, but to be fair it did get the bubbles out.

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    Comment #47675592

    The keyboard in the photo was bought from Amazon in the UK, as "Black Left-Handed Mechanical Keyboard". I am indeed a right-handed user, which is why I want my mouse within reach o…

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    Comment #47675566

    Thank you!

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    Comment #47675420

    Felt a little silly doing the work, but to be fair it did get the bubbles out.

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    Comment #47675411

    That got cropped out of all photos in the interest of taste and decency.

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    Comment #47675377

    I took it to the office on a little trolley thing

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    Comment #47674756

    The conduit is a good idea. I'm working on a Raspberry Pi stand in leather and walnut right now. Think I'm going to incorporate that somehow

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    Comment #47616891

    Nobody who actually codes in that language ever calls it 'Golang'

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    Comment #41894225

    To be fair, they didn't 'break RSA'. What they did, or claim to have done, is factorised a 22 bit number on a quantum computer. If it had two prime factors, one would have to be be…