lucozade

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by lucozade 3mo ago
> Axial flux motors aren't some new sci-fi invention Indeed not. The first ever electric motor was an axial flux motor built by Michael Faraday in 1821. It's definitely not a new idea.
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by lucozade 5mo ago
Isn't that just gravity?
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by lucozade 6mo ago
What exactly are you claiming? You don't appear to be claiming copyright as you state that you don't know if they copied code. Are you saying that your prior art invalidates a patent? If so, would you mind pointing out what patent
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by lucozade 9mo ago
In my experience, legal and tax complexities are more than sufficient to restrict the countries that we have remote workers living in. We work globally so practical things like timezones aren't really a factor; we have plenty of experi
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by lucozade 10mo ago
> couldn't it? (Does it?) It could of course. It can do pretty much any pattern matching it likes. But I doubt very much it would because that pattern is way less common. As the article points out, the XOR saves 3 bytes of instructi
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by lucozade 10mo ago
> thoughts? I have a few: What's the "Hypothetical Institute of Mathematical Physics"? What does 'a reflection of the total phase space or ”complexity weight” of the minimal aperiodic vacuum.' mean? phi^-7 !~= 0.
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by lucozade 10mo ago
> Capitalism That'll definitely help. But you need a certain amount of forced re-distribution to reduce relative poverty significantly below 30% because it's defined as 60% of median. Either that or find a way to significantly
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by lucozade 11mo ago
> why we define the Action as this object and why we should expect it to be minimised for the physical trajectory in the first place. The most coherent explanation I've heard was from Feynnman [0]. As far as I understand it (and I m
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by lucozade 1y ago
No, King Edward I was 300 years later.
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by lucozade 1y ago
Sure but, in fairness, the HN title is a bit misleading. The paper says that the bodies are emitting light in the visible part of the EM spectrum not that the light is visible. And the intensity isn't really high enough to see the ligh
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by lucozade 1y ago
It means that the current system provides free child care if your household income is less that 4x the federal poverty level. The new scheme doesn't restrict by income.
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by lucozade 1y ago
> what parts of “Russia” were east of Japan in 1948 As it says she flew from Japan to the Aleutian islands, it would have probably been safer to fly via the Kamchatka peninsular instead of direct.
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by lucozade 1y ago
> _who_ is the owner. Is it a stack frame? The owned memory may be on a stack frame or it may be heap memory. It could even be in the memory mapped binary. > Why would a stack frame want to move ownership to its callee Because it want
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by lucozade 2y ago
Most experimental approaches to fusion use a deuterium-tritium reaction. It's not the only possibility but it's not a wild bet that tritium will be needed whichever fusion tech wins. And as tritium has a relatively short half life
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Musings on Iterator Trait Names(blog.yoshuawuyts.com)
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by lucozade 2y ago
That doesn't describe a census or anything like it. There is absolutely no evidence there was a census covering the Roman empire let alone the whole world (as actually stated in gLuke). However, there was a census of Judea ordered by
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by lucozade 2y ago
> There is scientific consensus that Jesus was a historical figure It's fair to say that there is general consensus amongst Biblical scholars that there was a historical Jesus of Nazareth. Calling it a scientific consensus is a bit
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by lucozade 2y ago
From the article Gladys, who had previously converted to Catholicism and Christian Science, had firm ideas about how her conversion to Islam should go. She wanted it performed ‘on no earthly territory’ so in 1932 she chartered a plane to f
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by lucozade 2y ago
> "Jesus" being essentially a mispronunciation Warning! Unnecessary nit-picking incoming... Jesus isn't a mispronunciation of Yeshua, it's a transliteration. Initially the Hebrew/Aramaic ישוע was transliterated t
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by lucozade 2y ago
> time they leave something undefined, they do so to leave implementations free to use the underlying platform's default behavior That's implementation defined (more or less) ie teh compiler can do whatever makes mst sense for
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by lucozade 2y ago
It's definitely less than Mach 5.5 given all the roadworks.
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by lucozade 2y ago
In no particular order: 12 Angry Men Princess Bride Shawshank Redemption Ferris Bueller's Day Off My Cousin Vinnie
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by lucozade 2y ago
They're not making the point about the military being state owned. They're making the point that the military is run almost identically to how a socialist state would be run. It's absolutely not the only way that a military c
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by lucozade 2y ago
I'm not the submitter, but I'm guessing that they thought it was interesting and thought others may also find it interesting. And so it proved. And as it is completely in keeping with the guidelines, it hasn't been removed by
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by lucozade 2y ago
> Sorry Boris, your Euroskeptic vision has failed in so many ways. > Boris Johnson is out of parliament, making millions from speeches and newspaper columns. I'm pretty sure Boris thinks he succeeded just fine. The rest of the co
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by lucozade 2y ago
> They did not because they actually did not want to be regulated by EU That's not how banking regulation works though. If a bank wants to do business in the EU, and all the big banks do, then they have to have entities regulated by
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by lucozade 2y ago
From The Global Volcanic Program [0] > There are typically 40-50 continuing eruptions, and out of those generally around 20 will be actively erupting on any particular day. The weekly report for last week [1] reports 23 active so doesn&#
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by lucozade 2y ago
Slang for a paedophile
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by lucozade 3y ago
They flew over my house share in west London in the late 80s. Very pretty, bloody noisy.
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by lucozade 3y ago
> Doesn't the non-determinism of QM in fact say that there's fundamentally an issue with computability? I don't see why it should mean that in the theoretical sense. In the sense that it could signal that we are in a simul

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