@xadh

Mostly ridiculously drunk metal head. Also somebody with a opinion on computers, logistics, AI and what not…

 Prague, CZ
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Joined September 2008
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Ales Hakl retweeted
MERICA MEMED
@Mericamemed22h
“I’m not an arms dealer” is exactly what an arms dealer would say 🤔
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Ales Hakl retweeted
wwmccαt
@WickedMcCat18h
Replying to @renzocarbonara
Nahh, it's cuck coding. You sit on a chair and watch. If you go take a nap instead tho, then that's management track. Simple as.
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The parking lot is starting to fill up.
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If you run a space company that sends remote sensing satellites to space, there is no bigger point of validation for your technology than having a Russian recon satellite burn a ton of fuel to match your orbit and follow you around. Congratulations to the engineering team at ICEYE.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to Self-Preservation
@TheFATEof2021Oct 18
Russian Kosmos 2612 and ICEYE-X36 (providing Ukraine military support) are now in perfect sync with each other. The Russian military satellite is intentionally stalking and tracking the Western radar satellite. Keeping a satellite "bumper-to-bumper" in this manner allows Russia to intercept or jam data transmissions, physically inspect Western technology, or quickly pivot to execute a kinetic or non-kinetic anti-satellite (ASAT) attack with very little warning or fuel expenditure. Kosmos 2612 executed a series of highly precise, fuel-heavy maneuvers to force itself into a "coplanar" orbit—matching ICEYE-X36's exact altitude (~555 km), speed, and inclination (~97.8°). The ICEYE-X36 satellite is giving the Ukraine military support.
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this may well be the single greatest table in the history of computer science
Alexis King@lexi_lambdaOct 18
ok new week new topic. what’s everyone’s favorite joke ever made in a PL publication? I think mine is this one (from “The Myths of Object-Orientation” by James Noble)
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Well, which of my moots I will see at Future Forces Forum? I am going to be the important looking guy with a rugged laptop perched on a random trash can with the disgusting beer in hand as always. This year with khaki dress shirt. And this year no head collisions with AIM-9 seeker heads.
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Well, apparently no disgusting pseudo-beer. The food stalls this year have Pilsner for 75 CZK, which is not that bad price and when you compare that to coffee for 90 CZK and half litre bottle of Coke for 60 CZK.
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Ales Hakl retweeted
Europoor
@theEuropoorOct 16
Some say this is the pinnacle of Europoor engineering
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Just your average parking lot…
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Just your average shopping cart…
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I will just leave this here…
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Devices…
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The thing will probably work…
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Lesson #1 in aerodynamics: never say something will "never fly" Anything can fly with enough thrust 😉
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Piece of hardware that is so full of trade secrets that it comes with QR code link to NDA instead of user manual. Fuck this enterprise BS.
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Some people have too much time on their hands.
Tesla
@TeslaOct 16
Do a kickflip!
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Ales Hakl retweeted
i²cjak
@i2cjakOct 15
Nathaniel Nifong
@VMises76153Oct 15
Imagine how many more people could design a PCB If there was a self-contained power supply part you could just slap on it and never worry about again. Perfect stable DC at any voltages you want. I just wanted to connect some sensors to an MC okay. I didn't ever want to learn about brownouts and tank circuits and TSVs
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Ales Hakl retweeted
i²cjak
@i2cjakOct 14
holy crap it's so complicated!!! >look inside it's just 1 billion decoupling capacitors and inductors the real complicated bit of electronics is chip design now, PCBs are stupidly easy in comparison
INIYSA
@lafaielOct 14
iPhone 18 Pro series logic board is comically small, even with WMCM. Making a board this dense takes pretty much every cutting edge tech in the industry.
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