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tda

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    Comment #49222093

    Yep, everything is lacking. No version control, ladder diagrams instead of written code, goto statements as primary control flow in code. A $500 PLC with less processing power than…

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    Comment #49152803

    Nice, but not sure I agree with your use of voxels. It appears more like pixelated height map, not the use of 3d pixels. From what I see every position on the globe can only have a…

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    Comment #49115162

    Best would be to capture CO2, and then solidify the carbon to a compact stable stable state by taking away the oxygen. Then we have a highly concentrated pure carbon form that we c…

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    Comment #49114339

    Reminds of Digital Logic Sim by Sebastian Lague, which I really like as you start with just a NAND gate and go from there. https://sebastian.itch.io/digital-logic-sim

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    Comment #49080351

    To me (EU) that seems like a pretty generous limit. A normal house connection here is limited to 8kW single phase or 17kW for a 3 phase connection. You can get more, but that is ve…

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    Comment #48957140

    What is seen, cannot be unseen

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    Comment #48956319

    I wonder if and how you can use this for steganography, hiding data in plain sight. I bet most automated image analysis programs would only consider the final image. I sure some hi…

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    Comment #48912278

    I installed Claude Code on the Mac Studio, and gave it access over ssh to a Linux box. I instructed Claude to first compile on Linux, create reference artefacts, and only then star…

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    Comment #48907326

    I ported a decades-old piece of scientific software (Delft3D — Deltares' Fortran hydrodynamics engine) to run natively on Apple Silicon. From my phone, mostly, because I could (and…

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    Comment #48893248

    Nice use of civic tech! Have you ever showed this to open state foundation? https://openstate.eu/

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    Comment #48823461

    Record the audio, transcribe it later. Your AI note taker will mangle some of the details in a subtle but wrong way. Or not, who knows? But if you have ever transcribed anything wi…

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    Comment #48773867

    > ... oxygen generation mechanism of diving suit for cyborg cockroaches An actual quote from a Nature article

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    Comment #48657781

    Though I fully agree a passive heat prevention solution is better, for my house the number were: nice shades (that open and close electrically): 7K, AC unit that also functions as …

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    Comment #48598859

    I was using fargate, route 53, managed postgres. Also the container registry i think. Not nothing, not too complicated

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    Comment #48551092

    I literally migrated last week, and saved 8x by ditching AWS for Hetzner.

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    Comment #48491281

    I run Nextcloud at home with 1.5TB of files and 2 users, on a reasonably sized server. It is painfully slow. Still better than OneDrive, but only just: synscing takes forever, neve…

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    Comment #48457825

    You might want to add a filter to the colorings page. Under the "realistic" category, it is filled with images of Hitler: https://www.coloringsai.com/en/coloring-page/hitler-doing-…

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    Comment #48270333

    The filament handling is part of the printer to me. You wouldn't want a car without a gas tank (just strap a jerrycan on the roof), or a table saw without dust collection. Ok, bad …

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    Comment #48255286

    But what does Prusa offer for dust and moisture free filament storage? Why doesn't Prusa copy the "enclosed filament storage on top of printer' solution that is so much better then…

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    Comment #48219989

    https://archive.org/details/psychopathcode/psychopathcode deserves a mention here

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    Comment #47803212

    Nice model, but also a great notebook. Really like this "literal coding" style for CAD in a notebook. I still sometimes prefer GUI cad for simple stuff, CadQuery is not always that…

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    Comment #47599573

    I think the comparisons were referring to land area, but I agree this is not that clear from from the comment

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    Comment #47464451

    Ome advantage of python is that it is so slow that if you choose the wrong algorithm or data structure that soon gets obvious. And for complicated stuff this is exactly where I fin…

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    Comment #47451841

    Is there a video somewhere of the one inch microdrive with acrylic display shown in the article?