wait, IPA in an ultrasonic bath? isn't that asking for fire? normally ultrasonic baths are warmed, so you are heating a liquid and causing cavitation in something that has a flashpoint of 11c.
Resin is much more precise, but its still plastic. The stepup to CNC will allow aluminium and brass parts, but depth will be a challenge. Making anything deeper than a few cm on a desktop CNC is possible but has…
Just to add to this post, the resin isn't great to handle, but crucially for the end user, you need to post process the part quite a bit before its "usable" The part needs to be washed, and then stuck in a UV bath to do…
I mean yeah, but who is letting unfiltered ICMP onto a production network?
I mean I get the appeal, but that does mean that your agents also have the same level of access as you, and no way to limit actions to agents. For us, most of our MCPs have non-undoable actions disabled. This is to stop…
The way they captured the actual spray whilst printing was really clever. The print head is in a fixed location, as is the camera. The paper is moved under the print head. BUT! the clever bit is having the printhead…
I think we broadly agree. I wasn't precise in what I meant by parental training. As you pointed out, in modern british cities, outside of the immigrant communities, parental duties are rarely communal. Moreover they are…
> No, Jan 6th wasn’t part of the political process. You and I might not _like_ jan the 6th, but it was part of the process, it started out as a rally for their candidate, and then dissolved into a riot. The consequences…
Its a mix. Some of them think its safe, others think the risk is overblown, and a lot just don't want to deal with their kid having a shit fit. In the UK, unless you are adopting a kid with needs, you will not get any…
> being civil and participating in the political process. This _is_ the part of the political process. For example in the USA jan6th was part of the democratic process there. Not a good part, but its still part of it.
> The way French people protest is mental I mean yes, but then france is on the 5th republic now, so unlike the USA where they just sit and take it, they riot until something happens.
Because: 1) its france, Rioting is a national sport 2) even by french standards, this is getting out of hand 3) peaceful protest is being facilitated, the problem is, not everyone is peaceful and there isn't enough…
outsourcing is part of the thing, but efficiency is also a bigger factor. I joined the VFX industry in 2007(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Golden_Compass_(film)), where a film like the golden compass required a large…
I mean why wouldn't he? If he's telling the truth, then I would do the same. If he's lying, then it might work, I would also probably do the same. The interesting thing here is that two publications allowed the…
I would also point to no secrets primitive. K8s requires some sort of tool to have any hope of storing secrets in a way that isn't trivallly findable from the rest of the cluster. But, perhaps I am being too harsh, its…
Its about musical production. This isn't the first time someone has done analysis of timing in modern music. I think I first saw an article on slashdot in around 2010. Recording "live" can be hard. it requires a bigger…
Docker have been carrying a broken python build for months. they are wanting people to pay for the hardened version.
By default Claude chooses old versions of libraries. without something that checks for CVEs you're gonna be shipping criticals like no tomorrow. Yes, there are more CVEs discovered every day, but, if you don't patch,…
Depends on the situation. An example is the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Shangani where 5 guns defeated a force of 7000. However when both sides had the same capabilities, attack became very costly. The…
Ah fuck.
Its larger animal control. Wildboars can be quite destructive, as are deers. the wolve was the natural preditor of those animals so the only thing that kept them in check was either hunting, disease or food…
https://wilderness-society.org/wolf-pack-released-in-the-sco...
I think the issue is that for a number of generations parts of europe have not been used to apex predators. In the UK we've not had wolves for >200 years. Which means techniques for dealing with them have been lost, and…
Open weights doesn't solve the problem, yes it _might_ cause the bubble to burst, but it won't put the djin back in the lamp. A brief look at labour relations in both the US and UK suggests that sustained direct action…
Yes, it is _a_ driving force, but its not the only one. the enlightenment was driven by "we can do thing better" and "to know god, we must know the world". A lot of money for research came from the catholic church…
wait, IPA in an ultrasonic bath? isn't that asking for fire? normally ultrasonic baths are warmed, so you are heating a liquid and causing cavitation in something that has a flashpoint of 11c.
Resin is much more precise, but its still plastic. The stepup to CNC will allow aluminium and brass parts, but depth will be a challenge. Making anything deeper than a few cm on a desktop CNC is possible but has…
Just to add to this post, the resin isn't great to handle, but crucially for the end user, you need to post process the part quite a bit before its "usable" The part needs to be washed, and then stuck in a UV bath to do…
I mean yeah, but who is letting unfiltered ICMP onto a production network?
I mean I get the appeal, but that does mean that your agents also have the same level of access as you, and no way to limit actions to agents. For us, most of our MCPs have non-undoable actions disabled. This is to stop…
The way they captured the actual spray whilst printing was really clever. The print head is in a fixed location, as is the camera. The paper is moved under the print head. BUT! the clever bit is having the printhead…
I think we broadly agree. I wasn't precise in what I meant by parental training. As you pointed out, in modern british cities, outside of the immigrant communities, parental duties are rarely communal. Moreover they are…
> No, Jan 6th wasn’t part of the political process. You and I might not _like_ jan the 6th, but it was part of the process, it started out as a rally for their candidate, and then dissolved into a riot. The consequences…
Its a mix. Some of them think its safe, others think the risk is overblown, and a lot just don't want to deal with their kid having a shit fit. In the UK, unless you are adopting a kid with needs, you will not get any…
> being civil and participating in the political process. This _is_ the part of the political process. For example in the USA jan6th was part of the democratic process there. Not a good part, but its still part of it.
> The way French people protest is mental I mean yes, but then france is on the 5th republic now, so unlike the USA where they just sit and take it, they riot until something happens.
Because: 1) its france, Rioting is a national sport 2) even by french standards, this is getting out of hand 3) peaceful protest is being facilitated, the problem is, not everyone is peaceful and there isn't enough…
outsourcing is part of the thing, but efficiency is also a bigger factor. I joined the VFX industry in 2007(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Golden_Compass_(film)), where a film like the golden compass required a large…
I mean why wouldn't he? If he's telling the truth, then I would do the same. If he's lying, then it might work, I would also probably do the same. The interesting thing here is that two publications allowed the…
I would also point to no secrets primitive. K8s requires some sort of tool to have any hope of storing secrets in a way that isn't trivallly findable from the rest of the cluster. But, perhaps I am being too harsh, its…
Its about musical production. This isn't the first time someone has done analysis of timing in modern music. I think I first saw an article on slashdot in around 2010. Recording "live" can be hard. it requires a bigger…
Docker have been carrying a broken python build for months. they are wanting people to pay for the hardened version.
By default Claude chooses old versions of libraries. without something that checks for CVEs you're gonna be shipping criticals like no tomorrow. Yes, there are more CVEs discovered every day, but, if you don't patch,…
Depends on the situation. An example is the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_the_Shangani where 5 guns defeated a force of 7000. However when both sides had the same capabilities, attack became very costly. The…
Ah fuck.
Its larger animal control. Wildboars can be quite destructive, as are deers. the wolve was the natural preditor of those animals so the only thing that kept them in check was either hunting, disease or food…
https://wilderness-society.org/wolf-pack-released-in-the-sco...
I think the issue is that for a number of generations parts of europe have not been used to apex predators. In the UK we've not had wolves for >200 years. Which means techniques for dealing with them have been lost, and…
Open weights doesn't solve the problem, yes it _might_ cause the bubble to burst, but it won't put the djin back in the lamp. A brief look at labour relations in both the US and UK suggests that sustained direct action…
Yes, it is _a_ driving force, but its not the only one. the enlightenment was driven by "we can do thing better" and "to know god, we must know the world". A lot of money for research came from the catholic church…