Danieru

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by Danieru 14d ago
No wonder idle stop is so important. Idling at 900rpm or 15cycles per second is a tremendous waste. Somehow I always assumed it was slower. 0.9k RPM is way too fast to be the low end of a machine.
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by Danieru 4mo ago
It is more an artifact of being cut off from the US mint/banking system. For a domestic US bank they can swap any worn currency for new stuff for free. So as US currency degrades over time it slightly loses inter exchangeability in the
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by Danieru 11mo ago
Overstaying a visa is a big deal. You should not be counting days or nights because you should not let yourself be in the country anywhere near the expiry of a visa.
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by Danieru 11mo ago
This is a big deal for YKK. Until a few years ago they had a hold on the upper end of the market. The chinese competitor's quality was unreliable enough that clothing manufacturers were willing to pay a premium to ensure a failed zippe
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by Danieru 1y ago
The business plan is not about the business plan. It's only even half about the business. Instead it is about the businessman making the pitch. If someone is good at baking bread that suggest they are qualified to to bake bread. Runnin
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by Danieru 1y ago
It is important to keep in mind how this "Report Card" is a lobbying tool. A wishlist meant to influence, not an independent assessment meant to inform. The prognosis is to spend more money building more things. This has been the
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by Danieru 1y ago
Your plan to address the decline in British beach towns is to depopulate the UK? Seems a bit extreme just to avoid a plane ride.
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by Danieru 1y ago
Ad spending got put on hold or canceled during the covid recession. Companies in all sectors moved to conserve cash. Even Google froze hiring. It was a good time to have a conservative balance sheet. I bought some good stock on the cheap, a
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by Danieru 1y ago
Everyone appears to agree that Britain is broken. The author recognizes that the issue is not a lack of taxes, but lack of care at where the money goes. Sadly the author I think is getting distracted by specific issues. Focusing on school o
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by Danieru 2y ago
Hey YesBox! I've been watching your game for ages. I think since you first showed it on the indie subreddit. I'm excited to play it. Sim City 2000 was a big influence for me. Overall though I'd say: coastal US is a market no
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by Danieru 2y ago
I remember we got a "devkit" into the studio before public release: it was an entire 1u server. How are we supposed to use a 1u devkit!? Had no one on their team ever do console work!? Console devkits fit on a desk because that is
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by Danieru 2y ago
Warner Bros has been trying to sell off their studios. So I can see Lego succeeding if they buy TT. Otherwise I think Lego will realize what many others have: starting up a new studio is hard, and having money makes it harder. You cannot wi
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by Danieru 2y ago
No mineral rights: just gold up front. The UK paid the US all it's gold reserves. Next it stole of the UK people's gold to use that to buy weapons. The US was not giving the UK when it exported, it was selling. Lend lease came in
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by Danieru 2y ago
That article is 5 years old. Sadly the article lacks a date, but you can tell because it claims Steam is 15 years old, when it had its 22 anniversary last year. Next that 7M number is for self-published games. Aka, games where the dev is li
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by Danieru 2y ago
To be honest, those are all valid points which I think are true. I've never met an academic who thinks their country should reduce science funding. And the personal incentives do push researchers overseas for higher wages. Personally t
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by Danieru 2y ago
This article seems interested in suggestion Japan abandon its unique approach and adopt the approach used by other nations. That is silly. Japan is one of the foremost funders of deep research. It funds large physics experiments. It has a l
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by Danieru 2y ago
Oh that looks nice. I've used Hugo before but for the lite stuff I need it abstracts the content too much. This looks exactly what I want.
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by Danieru 2y ago
Riddle me this: if my web page is for a local cafe and I've uploaded 5 images and 7 paragraphs is there anything I shouldn't share? Wordpress optimized hosts will have "servers" sharing the apache, the kernel, the php li
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by Danieru 2y ago
Sounds like the classic strategy of good-customer-service. 85$ is not a lot of money in China either. Double so for English speaking help. Triple so when you get assembled PCBs at the end. The theory I've heard is that where American b
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by Danieru 2y ago
The issue is that only the south got rich. Not "America". The north got rich off factories and wage earning labour. To equate the wealth of America to the south is a falsehood. And not a helpful one. It misleads you into missing t
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by Danieru 2y ago
No, because the light requires twice the time to travel there then back. If Earth did not move relative to the lens, it would work. Sadly we move, a lot, so what was here 2x ago was something not-earth. To see earth, the lensing would been
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by Danieru 2y ago
Left does not mean gift, it's a common term which applies when politely referring to the a recipient of an inheritance.
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by Danieru 2y ago
No one appears to have mentioned the important meta game going on: Intel bidding as a credible alternative supplier. For Intel, by bidding they get to undercut AMD's profits. For Sony, they get a credible alternative which they can pre
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by Danieru 2y ago
It's a good thing the NIC is connected over pcie then.
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by Danieru 2y ago
Couple posters have replied and attempted to answer, but the true reason is the concept of adult adoption. These companies have survived because any time the family had only girls, one of the women would marry and their husband would be ado
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by Danieru 2y ago
Not fully, but the Chinese government has been a thrown for their industry's development. Hence why we are talking about this: the sales are happening on global Steam. Not the China-government-approved games version called Steam China.
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by Danieru 2y ago
Why did you not wear gloves? When I did dishwashing at Mc Donald's I wore gloves they worked fine. Maybe my stint was shorter at only a year, but I'm pretty sure McDonalds is using plenty hard chemicals too.
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by Danieru 2y ago
Indeed, why are th western companies not themselves stocking up in gluts? Always buying at spot prices is rather unsophisticated behavior. I'd expect a mega corp to operate a team of experts to identify opportunities. Why are they inst
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by Danieru 2y ago
Their "consensus" protocol is an http call to their severs to download a json file of "trusted" servers? That's two layers of "trust us"!
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by Danieru 2y ago
That's not allowed. The motor cannot put in more energy than the pedeling does. Thus the motor can at best double your power.

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