alpine01

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by alpine01 6mo ago
3D reconstruction of old spaces which no longer exist seems like a clear use case to me. There's loads of old videos of driving down a street in the 80s, or neighborhoods in cities which got replaced. I can imagine future iterations of
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by alpine01 11mo ago
There's a now famous Harvard lecture video on YouTube of Zuckerberg earlier in the Facebook days, where he walks through the issues they hit early on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFFs9UgOAlE I watched it ages ago,
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by alpine01 14y ago
To be fair, those percentages I gave, I made up for that example. Though I'd imagine they are something close to that. But it depends on the chip, the market and the company selling them. You design those percentage bands, generally to the
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by alpine01 14y ago
It's many, many different things that can make the quality vary so much. From the purity and quality of the raw silicon itself, to the quality of the design of the chip itself, where some critical part of the chip architecture is incredibly
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by alpine01 14y ago
It's also worth noting that the electrical performance of your cheaper card's chip may not be as good as the higher grade chip, so may overheat more or have a failure earlier in it's life. On chip lines like these, there's usually a process
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by alpine01 14y ago
Assuming that this is the Stott who wrote the message and looking at the detailed nature of the mission to bomb the Tirpitz, could this information be used to programatically reverse engineer the key in a sensible amount of time? I.e. assum
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by alpine01 14y ago
Looks more like a 2 wheeled Unicycle, than a "simplified" bicycle. "In geometry, there's nothing as strong as a triangle. Diamond-frame bikes consist basically of two triangles. The elegance and simplicity of this design is very hard to imp