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realo··on America.gov
Totally!

That is why every CC country part of the Americas should start a government web site named america.CC and be done with it.

realo··on America.gov
Canadian here.

America is not the USA. There' North America, Central America, South America.

This "america.gov" makes me feel weird.

Maybe we should have "america.ca" here as well.

realo··on Phyllotaxis: An audio-reactive LED display
Well...

I bought one of those some time ago.

Might interest the HN crowd...

https://www.evilgeniuslabs.org/one-inch-fibonacci128

realo··on In an $80 motel room, a discovery to shed light on the origins of life
Quoting the article:

"The team — brought together, in part, by disruptions and despair over the Trump administration’s freezes to federal science funding — then made an exciting discovery."

Apparently this is the new way of life for Scientists under the Trump regime.

Sad.

realo··on Ask HN: Who's still keeping a DOS machine up because the business depends on it?
That "just" is quite the load-bearing seam ...

Particularly when the task here is "just" to measure some rod positions in a constrained 3D space ...

realo··on Ask HN: Who's still keeping a DOS machine up because the business depends on it?
And all that expensive engineering is still less costly AND faster (!!) than a new software certification.

Cannot refrain myself from asking why ...

realo··on Federal judge orders Texas to air condition all prisons by the end of 2029
How much do you think it costs, in total, per prisoner today, per year?

Yeah. A one-shot investment of 10k$ per prisoner to avoid more manslaughter cases is peanuts, really.

realo··on Meta VR Glasses
Cool! Can I use them without any meta or facebook account?
realo··on Montreal adopts bylaw banning insults against police, municipal employees
Read section 33 of the charter...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Section_33_of_the_Canadian_Cha...

realo··on Montreal adopts bylaw banning insults against police, municipal employees
This is likely the consequence of that : https://www.ctvnews.ca/montreal/article/montreal-police-mayo...

The police woman is amazingly patient.

realo··on Second Circuit allows government to search electronic devices at the border
That concerns more than 220 million people in the USA, who can be arbitrarily stopped in the street and searched.

Be afraid...

realo··on OpenAI expands ChatGPT ads with Sponsored Agents
We are not living on the same planet.

I do not want cheaper, I want quality at a reasonable price. Sometimes I even accept an unreasonable price for the quality (think Apple stuff). I will never buy crap at cheapest bargain prices.

Cheap clothes barely survive a couple of washes, good quality clothes survive much, much longer. Yes, they are more expensive short term, quite a bit less expensive long term.

Also, not once, ever, was my buying decision influenced by an ad. What influences my decisions is the problems, the defects i will have, or not, with what I chose to buy. Usually, the longer time it works the more expensive it is.

realo··on Hackers Got Inside a Flock Camera. Its Data Shows How the System Works
With that kind of protection it is guaranteed that that no Flock camera will ever be sold in Europe after december 2027... CRA et al...

I wonder what would happen if one of their customers asked for a 62443-4-2 certificate of compliance?

realo··on The Ancient Greek Water Clock That Kept the Most Accurate Time for 1,800 Years
I would love to see someone better than me at CAD design propose a 3D printable model of that clock!
realo··on Qantas Airbus A380 engine failure in 2010 (2023)
Catastrophic failure? Check

Plane landed without casualties? Check

Plane design so good it helped avoid casualties? Check

Hum... Ah! Not an american Boeing but a french Airbus. Of course.

The article mentions this story should make everyone a little less afraid of flying.

Sure, as long as its not on a Boeing plane.

realo··on American Airlines mechanic Azriel “Al” Blackman has died
Yeah ... then you can have basically anyone off the street do the job. A great opportunity to pay your jumbo jet mechanics less than taxi drivers.

I guess it would explain those small insignificant issues, however:

https://viewfromthewing.com/ntsb-report-confirms-the-unravel...

realo··on American Airlines' Legendary Mechanic Passes Away at 100 After 80-Year Career
Cool! I did not know that.

Augmented reality glasses, coupled with an AI that can interpret vision would seem to be useful here then.

realo··on American Airlines mechanic Azriel “Al” Blackman has died
Well ... It takes four years of education before becoming a taxi driver in London: https://thetaxi.academy/

It takes also many years of study before they will let you touch any living person with your scalpel, and then many years of apprenticeship with actual surgeons when you do touch people with your tools.

I can imagine maintaining a big jumbo jet also requires some specialized practical knowledge you cannot acquire just by reading books and looking at nice little videos.

The problem is not to explain things when everything works perfectly. The problem is getting the ability to diagnose the root causes of defects using all your senses and your intuition. That is not taught in books.

realo··on The world may have less time than it thinks on climate change
I totally get you and in theory you are right.

And yet, in the USA you have gerrymandering and apparently _wanted_ Trump.

Twice.

Something has to be very wrong somewhere.

realo··on Hy4 preview
Oh.

Administration corrupted up to it's very core? Check.

Nihilism of anyone not part of the proper color, gender, whatever agenda? Check.

Unlawful surveillance? Check.

Sending totally innocent citizens to prison with many of them dying mysteriously? Check.

Killing innocent people in the streets simply because they dare protest peacefully? Check.

Welcome to North Korea!

Oups. Confused.

Welcome to the GREAT US of A! Where True Capitalism is practiced.

realo··on Hy4 preview
I would suggest "lobbying" is not the correct word to describe all the corruption going on in the current USA administration cesspool.
realo··on Judge rules Trump administration’s blacklisting of Anthropic was illegal
My comment was not say Prusa is inferior, but just to mention that "Made in China" today is really not like the "Made in China" of the 1970s.

BTW I know nothing about 3D printers, but the Bambulab was recommended to me by a German friend who lives in Germany and is all about open-source ... He had printers since a long time and knows the ecosystem very well.

He told me the BambuLab printer was better for me because less tinkering, and much cheaper, at similar quality... which is what i was looking for.

We both are embedded systems engineers who work with Linux daily, so I trusted him. The results I get from the printer do not disappoint.

However I totally get the Prusa vibe. Just not for my specific use case.

To each his own indeed !

realo··on Judge rules Trump administration’s blacklisting of Anthropic was illegal
I recently bought a BambuLab 3D printer.

Designed and made in China.

Right from the unpacking to first print the experience was top Apple-style quality.

Indeed I was agreeably surprised.

realo··on Nvidia agrees to acquire Hugging Face for $13B
A global non USA success? Plenty.

You might want to remove your pink USA glasses and look around.

Spotify good enough for you?

realo··on The Tariff Cost: analysis of the costs to Americans from new tariffs on Canada
In Canada Philadelphia is made from Canadian milk.

However i try to avoid ultra-transformed products like cheez-whiz and philadelphia. Those are not even allowed to be called "cheese" here, they must have some qualifier in front or after the word.

realo··on The Tariff Cost: analysis of the costs to Americans from new tariffs on Canada
I am Canadian. Never, ever would i knowingly buy any dairy products from the USA , at any price.

We have cows too, and farmers.

realo··on MS Paint and Photos inivisibly watermark even locally generated output with GUID
Its not that it hates its customers , as much as it it a USA-based company that is run under the rules made by the administration.

Not that much different from running Red Star OS from North Korea, actually.

realo··on Everything I own, owned
A TV displays constantly changing images.

A monitor displays items that can stay fixed in place a long time, hours or even days.

Not the same at all.

realo··on Munder Difflin – Agent harness to run an office of your clones
God no, I would believe...
realo··on RF Cafe
What is a 40 GHz , 20 W amplifier used for in amateur radio circles?
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