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Can someone help me with what roro means?

It's common to sign your handle to exploit/pwn'ed messages.

I'd wager the person who did the edit goes by the name "roro".


I think they meant "ruh roh" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3SaxRRfJ4E

Scooby dooby Doo...

Look at all these 'big meddling government' nations doing so much worse than the US in healthcare statistics.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Life_expectancy_vs_heal...


I agreed that going full government single-payer would improve some things. I just think we can do better by going a different route

Why are they showing power spectra with ± frequencies?Beyond looking pretty it is wasteful of figure real estate.

Just to add, this paper has nice figures generally!


Is there an AI platform where I can paste a snip of a graph and it will generate a n th order polynomial regression for me of the trace?

Either ChatGPT o4 or one of the newer Google models should handle that, since it's a pretty common task. Actually there have been online curve fitters for several years that work pretty well without AI, such as https://curve.fit/ and https://www.standardsapplied.com/nonlinear-curve-fitting-cal... .

I'd probably try those first, since otherwise you're depending on the language model to do the right thing automagically.


I've had decent luck using some of the reasoning models for this. It helps if you task them with identifying where the points on the graph are first.

I am English, assumed this was about New Jersey when reading. Related; title credits of famous tv show set in Jersey.

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x843b0g


I think this is their terminology for exposure time. The sensor is integrating charge from incident photons during this period. Of course the image could be stacked also!

Edit: the sensor is integrating CURRENT. Charge is the integral!


I'd say their balls have a relative density in between bromine and tungsten. Uranium = customer service roles.


Splendido.


Doesn't thinning make heat transfer easier at least to the package?


Yes, but it also makes thermal shifts faster, thinner packages have less heat capacity, and also crack easier due to more flexibility. The other thing noted in the article is thinner packages mean you have to use thinner metal layers which are what disproportionally do the heat transfer. Silicon transfers ok, but these modern nodes generate so much heat that silicon by itself is not sufficient.


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