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by fbu 3mo ago
The Great Dodecahedron is my favorite polyhedron, and it's possible to build one out of paper. Give it a try when you get a chance ! https://www.polyhedra.net/en/model.php?name-en=great-dodecah...
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by fbu 10mo ago
Maybe if you build the datacenter inside an asteroid, and use the whole surface as an infrared radiator.
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by fbu 10mo ago
The thermal budget is impossible to escape. Maybe in an asteroid it could be possible, the whole surface becomes a thermal radiator and the whole asteroid a thermal mass. But still no convection.
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by fbu 10mo ago
What's your counter argument for the thermal budget problem ? Dissipating heat into outer space is extremely difficult, you can't escape thermodynamics.
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by fbu 11mo ago
Maybe some governments are sponsoring these activities near the border of a political rival. Like they did during the golden triangle era...
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by fbu 1y ago
Grok could say anything. Isn't there a rule yet on just blatantly copy/pasting AI answers ?
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by fbu 1y ago
More than Germanic ?
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by fbu 1y ago
Sorry to be that guy. But Emacs ? Free forever and great at keyboard shortcuts. Probably still needs a good text editor though.
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Ask HN: Does anyone else have issues editing their profile in the YC application
1 points by fbu 1y ago|0 comments
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by fbu 1y ago
I meant compared to the glory that the theoretical physicists get. I can't find any general public / mainstream work that even mention him as a crucial scientist in the development of the nuclear industry.
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Otto Hahn(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by fbu 1y ago|4 comments
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by fbu 1y ago
Just curious if anyone has heard of Otto Hahn? Unsung genius of quantum research born on the losing side of multiple wars.
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Ask HN: What is the biggest AI system today?
6 points by fbu 10y ago|1 comments
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by fbu 14y ago
Awesome man! You solved quite a few problems I had working on mine. (Not sure I understand everything though) I checked your code, fixed a few things. It now works for: 7c01 0030 7de1 1000 0020 7803 1000 https://github.com/fbulens/dcpu16
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by fbu 15y ago
Actually, two satellites have already been launched: GIOVE-A and GIOVE-B [1]. And now, things should go pretty quickly, we probalby are 2-3 years away from having a decent fleet flying. Although I can't find a source for it now that I need
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by fbu 15y ago
As a French speaker it make total sense to me; it just describes it. I just searched quickly how to explain that the semi-colon is somehow half a colon. I couldn't find anything.
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by fbu 15y ago
Isn't there a huge memory leak? Creating a new pointer on each iteration without keeping track of them. I might be wrong I've been doing games in CL for some time now.
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by fbu 16y ago
Maybe the numbering of TeX will now go up to 6 and something...
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by fbu 16y ago
Back when it was first announced, everybody made jokes about the new TeX policy and every document made using TeX will have to be reviewed before publishing :)
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by fbu 16y ago
still down ?
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by fbu 16y ago
I got a 503, anyone else does?
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by fbu 16y ago
http://www.google.com/search?q=carrots+glazed+with+cum Haha, nice SEO
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by fbu 16y ago
He actually is broke, liquidity issues as I understand it. http://www.laobserved.com/biz/2010/06/elon_musk_is_broke.php
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by fbu 16y ago
There still is a significant chance this is not what he meant.
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by fbu 16y ago
e^ix = cos x + i sin x It really has nothing to do with the value of i, it's just a convention. It really just says that cos pi = -1 which is nice but that's it.
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by fbu 16y ago
A virtual machine working only on html 5 ?
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by fbu 16y ago
For a new civilized startup age ? http://xkcd.com/297/
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by fbu 16y ago
In the way they present the entrepreneurs and their company, funding is put up front as it was a measure of success. And I think many people would agree that it is a terrible way to measure the success of a company.
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by fbu 16y ago
20 April 1889 Well done, Sir !
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by fbu 16y ago
9945 = 17!!!! I can't stop laughing at this one.

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