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dmbche commented on Chips for the Rest of Us   engineering.nyu.edu/about... · Posted by u/hasheddan
dmbche · 13 days ago
" chip design cycle is also probably one of the most complicated engineering processes that exists in the world,” said Institute Professor Siddharth Garg (ECE). “There’s a saying that rocket science is hard, but chip design is harder.” "

Why not Rockets for the rest of us first, if that's easier?

dmbche commented on Flight disruption warning as Airbus requests modifications to 6k planes   bbc.com/news/live/cvg4y6g... · Posted by u/nrhrjrjrjtntbt
kranke155 · 18 days ago
What do you think it could be ?
dmbche · 18 days ago
"That is pretty much exactly the signature of a failing solid state relay or contactor on the shared avionics power bus (upstream of both FDR and fly by wire)."
dmbche commented on The 'Toy Story' You Remember   animationobsessive.substa... · Posted by u/ani_obsessive
xattt · a month ago
How much of the colour change is also dependent on the film printer and also film scanner/telecine?

It just seems like there’s a lot of variability in each step to end up with an unintended colour, that will taken as the artist’s intent.

dmbche · a month ago
Any digitizing is done before color grading.

All steps before try to not affect the color and keep as much dynamic range as possible to give as much leeway as possible for the colorist.

Realistically, for Pixar and Disney (not people with limitwd funds, say), the color grade is much much more relevant to the final color than the specifics of digitizing.

dmbche commented on Time to start de-Appling   heatherburns.tech/2025/11... · Posted by u/msangi
tantalor · a month ago
> Hi, I'm Heather Burns — yes, that one.

Ok, I was going to ask, but taking "yes, that one" seriously I suppose confirms the author is the actress Heather Burns best known for playing the best friend role in a string of successful romantic comedies.

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0122688/

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

Kind of weird to be reading some blog post about tech privacy from such a well known actress.

Am I missing something?

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dmbche commented on Zohran Mamdani wins the New York mayoral race   nbcnews.com/politics/elec... · Posted by u/jsheard
tsvetkov · a month ago
Have you lived in one of those rent controlled “paradises”? In Europe, yes, there are sizeable populations living in subsidized housing, and often there are restrictions on rent increases, but new tenants pay way higher prices and have to compete for every available unit with dozens of other potential tenants. New tenants frantically overbidding each other, while old tenants pay pennies compared to today’s market prices, mmm, what a life.

“it can work” in some way of course. People are surprisingly adaptable to living in semi-dysfunctional environments. But it reality the only thing that truly works is building a lot of housing.

dmbche · a month ago
Not something I've seen in montreal
dmbche commented on Zohran Mamdani wins the New York mayoral race   nbcnews.com/politics/elec... · Posted by u/jsheard
Taek · a month ago
It's not clear to me why a multigenerational dynasty specifically is a bad thing? Presumably the kids can learn from the parents, get connected, etc.

Also, Mamdani's policies are incredibly controversial, that's why it's such big news. Lots of people predicting that Mamdani's criminal policies, economic policies, and lack of experienced staffers will lead the city to dark days.

dmbche · a month ago
You want your elected officials to "keep connections" accross generations?

You also think New York can't find someone that's at least as competent as someone in a multigenerational dynasty?

u/dmbche

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