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I wonder if AI could make this work? Have there been any attempts to have AI do the work needed?

I've recently built my own ultrasound machine at home with only the probe being an ebay buy from a previously working machine.

I've gotta get on writing an article about it one day!

Nono you don't understand, they want to say Trump Unites States. That's exactly what they meant to write!

I'd love to get a BYD electric in Canada but it seems like they won't be selling for anywhere near as cheap as people are expecting?

Yeah but that's what I mean, like having to acknowledge minimums and saying "yes let's do it" is like the last like external trigger that they should have listened to and decided to go around.

Not sure why they call it "quantum" sensors when it seems to just be a really sensitive magnetic sensor?

Aren't worktrees multiple copies? I usually have multiple worktrees and each one has different ports the various apps and servers talk to so I can easily visit each worktree's instance to test while having them all run.

Isn't there a call out usually where the plane says "minimums" and the pilot flying has to verbally confirm that they are committed? You'd think for this flight, that would have been the final time to realize they need to go around? Or is that strictly just a visibility call-out?

Time to directly wire it to the car battery then

Wait, is NS solved? I thought I was just a singularity thing?

I've always wondered how something like an Autodesk Inventor sldprt file was formatted so that I could write a program to manipulate those files.

I assumed it was proprietary and left it at that.

A few years later, I saw that Onshape allows importing sldprt files into their system and I wonder how they were able to provide that ability without some proprietary knowledge transferred

I wonder why the engineers didn't specify a tolerance for thickness of the oil stub pipe?

What's a turbine disc?

How good the culture is at a company is inversely proportional to how often the company talks about it.

Their API doesn't allow bulk conversions.

The card might be fast but getting one as a tourist is kind of a hassle

I thi k the G forces involved to accelerate the arm to supersonic speeds in one rotation would tear it apart.

That hasn't been my experience but maybe it's because in cursor I'm really only using the auto feature all the time. It's been almost a month of daily usage and I'm still only at like 70% quota.

Even my back button was hijacked for a second. Nice attention to detail!

The best thing they could do to new PLC's would be to have the src code live alongside the firmware inside. So any new person would be able to open it and reason about it.

You should just spend those towards a cursor subscription.

JLCPCB can make boards in less than 7 days easily and for non drone and defense companies.

But is it 10k if you fill the plane? Or could I get one all to myself for 10k?

Hey Softbank, can I get an investment of $1 million in my life? I promise your returns will be similar to your other more expensive ventures!

That's a great point. If you know how to promote and work with AI to create novel solutions to hard problems. Why can't you prompt it to at least make a better website?

Do we even have an accurate method for actually detecting micro plastics in tissue/blood? Didn't I read somewhere that it's very difficult to do because plastic is basically inert and is really hard to detect?

It just goes to show how Saltman thinks. "If the door is open, it's not my fault I've walked in and stolen all of your stuff!"

For an FPGA project I'm working on that requires a host software program on the host computer, I've been looking into finding a way to burn the host software or source code to the fpga itself. So you'd just plug in the USB port and it would automatically open a filesystem and let you copy over the source code or even binary blob for the software so it would work in the future.

I don't think these people NW ever goes down to zero.

Is there a discord I can join to follow along live?