@lmc@mastodon.social2025-09-21 19:50:30
@wraithe@mastodon.social2025-10-12 05:00:12
(From BlueSky post)
Chicago priest Fr. Larry Dowling describes procession to ICE facility: “No one had the courage to speak directly to us. No one from Homeland Security could stand in the presence of the Monstrance holding the Blessed Sacrament. No wonder. Evil is repelled, recoils in the presence of Christ.”
Source: https://
@davidaugust@mastodon.online2025-10-12 06:45:11
Father Larry Dowling's account of leading a Eucharistic Procession to offer Holy Communion to those held by ice in Broadview, IL (near Chicago) and being barred from doing so.
"No one had the courage to speak directly to us. No one from Homeland Security could stand in the presence of the Monstrance holding the Blessed Sacrament. No wonder. Evil is repelled, recoils in the presence of Christ."
@randy_@social.linux.pizza2025-10-12 11:40:41
I tested Bikemap. A bike app made in Austria! So not only is it European made it’s also a great app! It does what it suppose to do! And a coffee break of course!
@stiefkind@mastodon.social2025-10-13 11:21:14
When NVIDIA is talking about a “600 kW rack”, does this mean, one single rack will need 600 kW of electricity, or is this some 600 marketing kilowatts by just braindead adding up some specs to gain a number as big as possible? Why I'm asking: I'm electrical engineer trying to wrap my head around 600 kW for a single rack and the massive copper cables needed for this. Even with 800 V DC, we're talking about 750 amps. Per rack! 🤯
Or am I just missing something obvious?
@arXiv_qfinPR_bot@mastoxiv.page2025-08-14 08:29:32
Marketron Through the Looking Glass: From Equity Dynamics to Option Pricing in Incomplete Markets
Igor Halperin, Andrey Itkin
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.09863 https://
@aredridel@kolektiva.social2025-09-28 03:31:43
eBike Nerdery
So the full decision matrix is:
- BBS02 48V 500W (750W) (a minor upgrade); would let me use a better battery and have a better margin when the battery gets low.
- BBSHD 48V or 52V (1000W); can be run with an extra spicy 52V battery for more power
- TSDZ8 48V 750W (1200W peak), the reengineered TSDZ2 with actual thermal capacity
- TSDZ16 48V 1000W (not sure what peak but geez that's a lot of motor)
- DM02 48V 500W (A team that made the TSDZ2 split off and went to make better motors)
- DM01 48V 1000W — I've not read up on it much but it's that same team I'm sure making a solid motor.
Also-rans:
- BBS02 36V 500W (existing motor); A spare would be nice so I can refurb mine without having to be without my bike.
- TSDZ2 48V 500W (I have one); tends to overheat and I ride hard. Not a winner.
- CYC motors: rather spendy. Nice stuff though.
- M625, M615, M225, M255: newer Bafang motors; more expensive, no real benefit, CAN bus is not well supported by third parties yet.
Pros of the Bafang BBS series: lots of parts available on the market. Lots of display options
Pros of the Tongsheng TSDZ series: Torque sensor!
Pros of the ToSeven DM series: Torque sensor, better build quality.
@deprogrammaticaipsum@mas.to2025-07-30 08:23:25
"And quite an adventure the life of Margittai Neumann Janos Lajos was. A child prodigy, he published his first paper in mathematics before age 20. He was the indisputable champion of applied mathematics in the 20th century. His work yielded groundbreaking advances in theoretical mathematics, quantum mechanics, game theory, economics, fluid dynamics, artificial intelligence, electrodynamics, meteorology, and computing."
@leftsidestory@mstdn.social2025-10-02 00:30:00
