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Dunno, I have a 15c limited edition (earlier run) and it's been great. My understanding is these are basically the same build as the modern 12c's

It certainly doesn't look like they've publicly released anything. My guess is they found a problem and have been following reasonable responsible disclosure guidelines. However, the 90 days (or whatever time limit was given) is likely expiring and to head off publication, flux.ai is getting lawyers involved.

This is all 100% speculation, just based on checking the archive sites and search sites historical data and finding nothing.

Yes, this tech has long been used to great effect for flight sims. It might seem odd if you've never used it, but it turns out it's very intuitive.

It was discovered and completely reimplemented independently without knowledge that Opentrack exists? That's the only thing I can figure. Except they actually mention TrackIR as that's the input method they are using.

The amount of current that can be pushed through a thin silicon die is just wild.

You're them moving and storing a lot of repetitive instruction data.

They do! The command is, cross your eyes a little bit

That's the beauty of eye tracking. The two adjustments are orthogonal. You don't cross and uncross your eyes to adjust focus.

Might not be that bad for the environment but holy hell does it turn air quality to shit the next day.

I mean, there was that one static fire recently where the rocket broken loose and started flying. This was not for from a populated area. Ok, maybe that was pretty criminally negligent.

Really wish mobile browsers were better liars when it comes to "desktop mode"

The final issue that led to the scrub was that a pin that held back the QD arm got bound and would not release.

That's when the video was released, https://fixupx.com/DJSnM/status/2057199414633283833

Was actually almost a year ago https://x.com/DJSnM/status/1947293757612994886

Small edit, 2 V2 (not V3) successes (flights 10 and 11).

SN1 was a test engine, the flight engines are even cleaner https://fixupx.com/interstellargw/status/2057165036196409820

The fatality occurred at a construction site, not an aerospace manufacturing facility.

Voters are well aware that elections have consequences that have real impacts on their lives.

If you elect someone who crashes your economy, who suffers those consequences? Maybe this isn't so much of a "who should suffer the consequences" but maybe more of a "who does (logically) suffer the consequences".

So the taxpayers should not face accountability for who they elect?

It's a planned event at a specific time that requires training, planning, and coordination between multiple organizations.

Cool project

Really hoping that ghidra can add support for non-byte aligned memory regions some day. So many cool 4-bit architectures out there and attempting to shoehorn them into ghidra produces not great results

The only place I've noticed a difference is for very large components with a lot of thermal mass.

I mean, sure there are still rough edges, but it's not like rs232 over Juliet is some widely supported standard.

There are Android apps that support serial over ble

Microcontrollers that support BLE are getting so cheap this really is becoming an option. Hopefully with some button that activates it.

The first video I clicked was an ai generated human reading an ai generated script describing why pulleys are important.

The YouTube channel linked is more of the same. Just the absolute worst slop

Seriously, we have a country where a large fraction of our ad spend is for services that promise to remove your private data from data brokers. We could literally just pass laws so companies could not do this.

The world of the very small is a very strange place https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearing_polymorph

We can't make a certain HIV drug anymore because after 2 years, a lower energy crystal state formed, and that state isn't as effective. Now anytime we try to form synthesize the drug it finds a molecule of the lower energy crystal state which causes the crystal to also form in the lower energy state.

Right, that's where the major push is right now. Not with shrinking down some code libraries.

The demand is being driven by inference though. I really don't think there will be much motivation.