Kaliboy

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by Kaliboy 13d ago
I live in the Caribbean. For island-hopping airlines this would be a godsent. But I doubt we have the capital to buy them new.
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by Kaliboy 13d ago
The most common flight on my island is to the island about 50 miles away from us. We pay about $120 for the privilege, which takes 20 minutes of flying. So I think even in this case the reserve capacity is "needed" (for the reserv
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by Kaliboy 15d ago
My friends. The kick stand stows by moving towards the back, making it possible to push it in during the normal cycling motion. So if its in the way, they're backpedaling. The way to solve it is to lift the bike's rear wheel and p
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by Kaliboy 15d ago
The average bike in the Netherlands has coaster brakes. It's also great for getting on tall bikes at a standstill, since you can lock the pedal and use it to step up, you do need to quickly start cycling though.
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by Kaliboy 26d ago
Interesting. The water they speak of is also known as "primary water", which is a controversial term.
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by Kaliboy 2mo ago
I feel like ActiveRecord has none of these problems, but I also feel some strong confirmation bias. Can anyone that has used ActiveRecord share their opinion?
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
As a Dutch person who is from the Caribbean, we definitely love the air-conditioner down here. Especially since they all are "inverter" technology, doesn't use as much energy as before. They also love them on the mainland but
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
Oh never knew the name Bananaquit. We call them "barika hel" (yellow belly) in Papiamentu or Suikerdiefje (lil' sugar thief) in Dutch.
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
There was more unique content/UI in the Flash era.
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
I've had one job in my life, still at the same company. (8 years). I applied cause the listing mentioned Python, and I was programming in Python at the time. Once I started they were like yeah we put that there to reach a broader publi
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
Well the truth is we forget the time tracking system too. The solution is to keep the system in your face. Maybe a programming/assembly analogy can help you understand the issue. In my case, ADHD makes my brain want to work in a parall
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
I currently can't focus on my work that pays the bills. Given your logic I should probably quit my job. I kid you not, that's literally the thing I've been considering all day, maybe it's a sign. So this is great confirm
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
I just turned off my phone's voice recorder after 4 hours and 28 minutes. I needed the first 15 mins.
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
I can now say my dream is not unrealistic. Thanks for this!
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
I think it's the reason why we ignore regulation. It's not really malice or greed, local government is just a mess. It takes months of waiting. And when we "break the rules" we consider the rules and break them in a way
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
I'm 100% certain you can do it yourself. We get Chinese solar panels here. $175 and produces 550 watt. We then get Chinese MPTT inverters, always 2 if you run your fridge on it lol. $350 ish for one. The 5kW model. It's all one an
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
The post you replied to isn't fully correct. I'll tell you how you could do this in many ways that prevents the fuse problem. There's 3 ways to run solar. Grid tied, grid backed and off grid. I live on a farm and am off grid.
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
In our case it's a MySQL database. How did you decide on 6 joins? And do the sizes of the to be joined tables matter?
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fearful-memories-... https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S009286742...
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
I have 13 acres. My dream is to have a homebuilt rail system around the land. Probably can't afford professional stuff so I'll have to get creative.
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
It is with much hesitation that I write this, because I just implemented such a flow. My reasoning was this: my customers keep forgetting their password and somehow that becomes a trigger to contact me. No passwords, no problem. I tried con
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
But neurons are electrical no? I suppose maybe that's why they're not in the comparison. Or does that work with diffusion too?
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
I asked because you brought it up... Good thing I didn't assume you were. And yes I did see password4321's response. Been going through them since yesterday.
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
I'm more than happy to respond to moral issues you may have with the Bible, if you're interested in trying to understand it from a neutral viewpoint. However I wasn't expecting this. I expected examples of contradictions. God
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
I never heard of this quote, but "heard" something similar a while ago, must have been 2020. I was watching a live worship session on Youtube and it was beautiful, kept my mind at peace. Now mind you at the same time I was also a
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
That's weird. I don't have this with the Bible. But maybe I haven't read those passages. Do you have some examples?
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
This is literally true now that we understand epigenetics a bit more.
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
Yeah but the increased I/O is cheaper. It's easier to add another webserver as opposed to upgrading your db server. And I don't think it's as simple as you make it. So where I work we use amongst other things Rails. Ther
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
The main reason I could think of is when you consider the reality of our electric grid and how it remains stable. Grid inertia is literally maintained by hundreds of thousands of pounds of metal spinning at 50 or 60 hz. So as the grid moves
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by Kaliboy 3mo ago
I often daydream about electrolysing water to generate oxygen and hydrogen and store them to use for heating and like welding torches and stuff. To make electric energy I would have to make a small steam plant to run a turbine.

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