LordHeini

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by LordHeini 3mo ago
Adding a long strand of Filament in z direction is what the Author of this article tried. By injecting molten filament into a long channel in the infill. What i meant that the z-direction does not need to be MORE stable than the other direc
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by LordHeini 3mo ago
I doubt that filling a long thin channel will ever work. The heat + pressure will always collapse the thin infill walls. In general infills does not provide much strength to a part, it is way better to have stronger walls. And z-direction d
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by LordHeini 7mo ago
I think, the cost of running and training models is going to fall due to Moore's law and friends. That also meas that the worth of today's computers declines rapidly and all the money invested in compute power with it. Compute is
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by LordHeini 7mo ago
Don't confuse the soviet union with Russia. In the Soviet union only half the population was Russian. 15% of the Soviets where Ukrainian for example
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by LordHeini 8mo ago
I think archive has mostly news, random articles and such. And as they say nothing is more worthless than yesterday's news.
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by LordHeini 8mo ago
I assume an adblocker can remove those. That would be a net benefit because pages requesting location for no reason end up in the block list and don't annoy me anymore.
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by LordHeini 9mo ago
No the filler placement is sort of a cultural or historical thing. Usually European cars have filler on the passenger side while American and Japanese put them on the driver side. Afaik passenger side fillers are more safe if you run out of
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by LordHeini 9mo ago
For your V2: a Can-Bus connector would be great. Should really be standard for toolheads nowadays. Makes cable management so much easyer. And the board does not need the driver for the extruder, the heater contoll and sensors anymore. So ma
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by LordHeini 10mo ago
Yes but that is due to the vastly different population density. The USA has 34 people per square km while Germany has 234. So pollution per capita would be a better metric.
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by LordHeini 10mo ago
Or as my mom used to say: AEG auspacken, einschalten, geht nicht. Which translates to: unpack, switch on, doesnt work. She owned a couple of AEG devices and all broke immediately except the oven. AEG ovens and stove tops seem to be mostly
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by LordHeini 11mo ago
The obvious use case would be to replace the clunky head tracking systems which are often used in simulator games. Systems like trackir, which require dedicated hardware.
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by LordHeini 1y ago
I definitely don't want to be randomly interrupted by Ai garbage. Those horrible automatic translations are bad enough. And it seems the slop can't be completely disabled. I guess sooner or later it will spew out"usefull reco
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by LordHeini 1y ago
FiDA is a planned initiative that forces first party financial services like banks to provide other services like insurances or investment companies and maybe third parties with their customers data. From what i understand it is required th
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by LordHeini 1y ago
Its not too hard to detect ads in video streams, even old school analog VCR's could do that. Watching TV shows without adds was one of the selling points of those back in the day. Some more modern digital ones had near real time featur
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by LordHeini 1y ago
Sadly noise sells. I can totally understand that bikers like to hear the engine and exhaust of their bike but physics and the design of motorcycles is not very accommodating to that. My bike has the manufacturers default 94db idle exhaust.
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by LordHeini 1y ago
In Europe new motorcycles must have ABS on both wheels since 2017. Its a good thing. While it is possible to stop in less distance without ABS, in real live emergency situations ABS usually is of great help due to the no skill required, add
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by LordHeini 1y ago
There is another option. - Get a (cheap) docker capable server. - Install the OSM/Nominatim stack using docker. Setting this up used to be a pita, but due to docker its super easy. This has a couple of benefits. Like fixed, predicable
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by LordHeini 1y ago
Its all about long term habits, basic knowledge about nutrition and the 80/20 rule. Hardcore diets and then falling back to the old habits are absolutely not the way to do it. There are things like diet fatigue, the mentioned Yo-Yo eff
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by LordHeini 2y ago
I guess the politicians don't want their Netflix to be more expensive. Sadly its the EU and for every law there are untold numbers of lethargic and mostly incompetent beaurocrats trying to enforce it. Those work very every slowly, but
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by LordHeini 2y ago
I am sure most people in the European parliament don't know or care what a red state is. It's one of those American things that is opaque to Europeans. I guess they tried to find stuff to tax which does not hurt the bigger Europea
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by LordHeini 2y ago
I think that is basically the case indirectly. Here an example with my limited understanding: Chinese steel is super expensive in the US now, so US manufacturers buy less of it raising the cost of US products. This makes Chinese steel more
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by LordHeini 2y ago
That is not the case anymore. React and many other SPA frameworks use an additional virtual DOM which gets mapped onto the real DOM. This used to be faster 10 years ago and allowed for a unified interface. Any addon manipulating the DOM for
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by LordHeini 2y ago
That tool is nice. It saved my ass during covid where i had a customer with an API which could not be reached from home. My intern somehow managed to get it running inside docker for our dev systems.
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by LordHeini 2y ago
It was absolutely worth a try. Blender suffered the same sort of issues as FreeCAD does, but managed to get out of the slump. It is often important to have a main player enforcing proper, unified UI/UX and fix the many small problems a
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by LordHeini 2y ago
Snow doesn't really matter if you remove it. And solar cells work way better if it is cold due to silicon having a lower resistance at lower temperatures. So it's not all bad if it is not overly dark.
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by LordHeini 2y ago
Apart from the patent issues. There has been some tinkering with this technique in the community. From what I could gather this sort of bricklayer interlocking does basically nothing to help part strength. And you can not do it on the outsi
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by LordHeini 2y ago
I would agree with your sentiment. This is basically a lib with some extra syntax to parse CSV Files. A 'proper' DSL would require a very specific domain where it is applied to. Like document creation, or solving a certain proble
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by LordHeini 2y ago
Apart from esthetic considerations which are more or less personal taste Comic Sans is very readable. Things like wobly lines or non symmetric letters (p q) help readability a lot. Many fonts for the dyslexic use similar styling techniques
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by LordHeini 2y ago
As someone who as written a lot of Go and trained a couple of people in it. The "more difficult" in this quote makes me somewhat angry. `This breaks down if JavaScript library authors are using languages that are different (and mo
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by LordHeini 2y ago
No really because the gas helium or oxygen, is super low density (in fact the lowest 2 density gasses there are). This means that you would need a compressor which can on one end suck super large volumes of gas but sill achieve high compre

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