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by andruby 3y ago
It's not always selling. It's also manipulating in order to increase power and/or control. Elections, politics, public opinion, ...
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by andruby 3y ago
Could it be that you mean the opposite: Airbus is averaged, Boeing is physically linked? That is my understanding of both systems at least
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by andruby 3y ago
I suppose the market for those is probably too small for the manufacturers to invest in.
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by andruby 3y ago
There are problems between fizzbuzz and the leet-code algorithms that are small enough to be solvable in 5 to 20 minutes. I like using one of them to complement other non-code questions.
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by andruby 3y ago
I've asked non-leet code questions that aren't directly related to the work the candidate would be doing. It's usually a smallish self-contained problem, solvable in less than a dozen lines, in about 5 to 20 minutes. What I l
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by andruby 3y ago
iOS isn't made by the US, nor is Android. They are made by Apple and Google. Two companies with HQ's in the US.
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by andruby 3y ago
Nice! Nitpick: $5 for 2TB is better than $10 for 3TB.
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by andruby 3y ago
Agreed on the AI. Battery though, we have seen the price (USD/KWh) go down every year, and the energy density (KWh/kg) increase every year. Research articles are usually things that take years to trickle down into the mass product
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by andruby 3y ago
Is there really such a scare of a war with China in the US?
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by andruby 3y ago
The wikipedia page has been thoroughly editted today and reads a lot more factual now.
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by andruby 3y ago
Too bad the source doesn’t say it either. Is that 160-380 MWh of energy storage or 160-380 MW of peak output power? It’s probably the former.
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by andruby 3y ago
The stated 2.4GW of the article is "nameplate" output (± peak output). You computed the average generation over a whole month. The difference between both is called "capacity factor" and is of course different per region
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by andruby 3y ago
Sorry for off topic. Wolframalpha makes it easy to compare USD accross years and uses official inflation numbers. "2013 $300" [0] would be worth $386 now (2024). If you use ddg, that's "!wa 2013 $300" or if you want
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by andruby 3y ago
Oh wow. I lived in the US for a year, so this doesn't come as a complete surprise. But Heatpumps? I thought everybody loved Aircon, regardless of polical party, or socioeconomical background. This is just Aircon. I'll despair with
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by andruby 3y ago
Typically the installation cost for ground-sourced is a lot higher, especially when it's not a new build. Air-sourced is the same as regular A/C and thus about as cheap to install. You're right that ground-sourced should have
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by andruby 3y ago
It's just a centuries old technology, Air Conditioning and Refridgerator, used in reverse. It's been in use in other parts of the world since a very long time. I have no idea why it's only now becoming a "hot" topic
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by andruby 3y ago
Addition the inflation context is great and does indeed make it seem less high. I think OP was mostly saying that manufacturing hasn't decreased, which is what the public narative is proclaiming.
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by andruby 3y ago
I think the other commenter was hoping for some compelling reasons why you prefer OpenHAB over HA. On the surface both system seem very similar, I can't really figure out where they differ from looking at both homepages.
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by andruby 3y ago
It's actually a 915km trip ending up in the French Alps during winter time, so it's more taxing on the battery. We need some juice left on arrival (30%) You can test it out yourself on ABRP [0]. My trip goes from Lier, Belgium to
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by andruby 3y ago
On a 800km trip that I do twice every year, I usually just follow Tesla's onboard navigation. I have ABRP [0] open as well as a backup, but typically Tesla's superchager routing is pretty good (in mainland Europe with lot's o
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by andruby 3y ago
Dutch news seems to give different information. The operation happened in 2007. 1.5 to 2 years later, Van Sabben returned to Iran. Then he suddenly left and two weeks later died on 16/01/2009. https://www.volkskrant.nl&
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by andruby 3y ago
I’d love to read more about this. Especially the part about the Geneva Convention.
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by andruby 3y ago
It's an interesting thought experiment. I can entertain the idea of a superconductor staying a secret in a military environment, but I can't imagine it getting widescale commercial use and staying a secret.
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by andruby 3y ago
I’ve heard lots of people with a Spanish background make mistakes against this. Iirc in Spanish you often should use it in front of a name.
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by andruby 3y ago
Such as? I’m genuinely asking for examples. I’ve embarrassed myself quite often in French, yet haven’t much in English. * neither are my mother tongue
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by andruby 3y ago
I'd love to see a screenshot before downloading/installing.
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by andruby 3y ago
And mindustry does it really well in Java. The game doesn't use much cpu, even on large maps and runs on windows, mac (including apple silicon). Graphics looks good too
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by andruby 3y ago
Yeah. I’m also not using React. Vue would be nice and so would Phoenix. I think they might add Vue support, as they do for headless-ui. Phoenix is less likely imo. The paid nature makes it hard for the community to fill in that gap, which i
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by andruby 3y ago
74K stars on github is _some_ evidence. https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss
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by andruby 3y ago
What's with all the negativity here on HN, especially about the pricing? The Tailwind team created one of the most used CSS frameworks ever and charge nothing for it. The framework needs a revenue stream to enable continued investment.

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