It's actually an inverse first power law, assuming that the distance of the drone from the wire is much less than the length of the wire. The inverse square law applies only to a point source of electrical energy, to a sphere, or to an object whose largest dimension is much less than the distance to the drone.

This site is down or inaccessible to me. What is in it and why is it useful?

That site has a list of shadow libraries, whether they are still operating, and where to find them.

Windows build works fine (Windows 10 Professional x64 22H2).

Thanks! (Don't have a Windows machine right now so that's very helpful)

The term for this process is "racemization".

The final paragraph of the linked article contains spoilers for the game. Do not read it if you want to play the game without spoilers.

TLDW: The total length of all the blood vessels in the human body is not 60,000 miles or 100,000 km as widely reported, but only 9,000 - 19,000 km. An excellent discussion by Kurzgesagt of how misinformation spreads on the internet.

Also Python 3.11.8, get it at https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-3118/

Price $995, available November. See article in The Verge: https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/14/23872334/honda-motocompac...

A 12 mile range and price point of $1000? Who is this for?

> the delightfully square-shaped two-wheeler is billed as a first- and last-mile solution “designed for the new realities of urban mobility.”

My first thought was salarymen going from train to home or office, not for home to office directly as some other solutions would be better at.

At 42 lbs or 19 kg, I find it hard to believe that anybody would be lugging this around more than a minute or two. The people I know that do take e-scooters to places typically roll them into the station and only fold them to stow, so the carrying is not very important.

I fit this description and would love to have one. It's less cumbersome than a bicycle and I'd arrive to work much less sweaty.

I tried the portable install on 64-bit Windows 10 1909 Professional and it didn't work. The cursor was stuck in the upper left hand corner and I never got a command prompt.

Link to paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-17115-6