Oscilllator

@jimbelosic @build_boost You should offer 10% off all parts where the sendcutsend logo is engraved all over the part.

@build_boost We do, we just don’t talk about it because I don’t like the UI for it yet. Hit up our sales team

It would be sick if scs offered engraving for part marking

@__tinygrad__ @fw7th

@fw7th Did you read the spec? github.com/tinygrad/tinys…

today, I wanted to contribute to tinygrad but got confused as to what the fuck I was reading. So, I embark on a project - will be documented and hopefully improve my low-level ML side;

@10mozet ! Is it open source?

@oscilllator 300MHz $30

プローブ量産した これでオシロ全チャンネルをアクティブプローブにできる✨

@icanc4 I also had this, and built some tools so mr claude could find this stuff for me. works pretty well: github.com/Oscilllator/cl…

IVE DONE IT AGAIN

@jwt0625 @angeris I'll try it

@oscilllator @angeris have you tried 临高启明? ive heard theres good translation now

ok three body problem is very good hard sci fi (only on ch 9 though! no spoilers) is liu cixin a physicist? eg the care with which he describes diffraction limited radio is actually amazing

@jwt0625 @angeris Do you know of any good translations of 工业党小说?

@angeris his many other pieces are good as well

@MartinShkreli @jwt0625

martin @ DL dot software msotly interested in silicon photonics here

hiring optical engineers, any location but prefer SF, NY/NJ, or greater Boston area. paying up to $400k+ base for the right candidate. send me DM or email martin at dlsoftware dot com

@macona Are the cable rated for 225A? They look a wee bit thin.

Building a “little” mosfet soft starter to try and limit the starter current on the turbine. FETS are rated for 100v @ 225a and I think if I put 4 in parallel I should be in the SOA.

@paulg Says the man who lavishes praise upon Wodehouse as a man does acorns upon a prize pig.

Fortunately there's an easy cure for this problem: look at each sentence and ask if you could imagine yourself saying it to a friend. Would you begin a sentence with "furthermore"? No? Then don't do it in your writing either.

One of the biggest problems afflicting young writers is the belief that writing has to sound fancy — that it can't just sound like spoken English. Actually the more it sounds like spoken English the better.

@DJSnM Even in the largest systems a single bit flip can still ruin a training run unless you design against it.

The other question I have for people who have actually done research on training machine learning systems. Is there any research on what happens if there are random bit flips in the data during the training. Naively bit flips are bad for software but maybe in the big mess of numbers that define network weights they don’t mind the odd bit flip. Or shall we say ‘spark of inspiration’.

@StevenSimoni Fine, I'll bite: why so many cameras?

Pretty far and pretty fast 🙂 We can't talk about numbers publicly, for obvious reasons, just know that we wake up everyday eager to make our gun a little more lethal than yesterday.

@202accepted Love it

it’s time to oscillate

@paulg "Modern science and modern thought" is another good one.

I'm reading Thomson's History of Chemistry, written in 1830, and it's all the more interesting because they're still just beginning to figure things out.

@7n39_igolnik contact sales for prices for a Chinese electronics vendor? What is the world coming to...

Kingkongtech's absolute 17-bit magnetic encoder,this thing is insane.

@Lain_Ego0 Is it one of the linear LCD triangulation ones?

A 2D LiDAR that only costs 45 RMB, which is equivalent to 7 US dollars. Hope it works.

@jwt0625 Now you've got to get a scope to measure what that things powering

my friend: i got a house warming gift for you the gift:

@CJHandmer They're at the same temperature

It turns out that the power output of the Falcon 9 is roughly equivalent to the power output of a Falcon 9-sized piece of the surface of the Sun. Who has the most improbable first principles explanation for this coincidence?

@CJHandmer @grok

Seriously, ask Why Would Rickover Hate Your Reactor? @grok why would Rickover hate reactors that use helium, lithium, sodium, salt, or some other non water coolant?

If you're even thinking about working in the nuclear industry and haven't read this book...

@jwt0625 Because the nanoparticles enforce an air gap at the bottom or something?

splash suppression also doable with a small addition of oxide nanoparticles like silica, and it counterintuitively works better at higher impact velocities