cmurphycode

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by cmurphycode 6mo ago
well, that's what the input boxes are for :) I don't know what the electric OR or gas rate is for wherever that person lives. But I think even your example of $2/liter, is a good thing for folks to internalize: the extremely
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by cmurphycode 6mo ago
https://cmurphycode.com/electricity Not Europe, but unfortunately, my state of Massachusetts has terrible electric costs for complicated reasons, so I understand what the OP is saying. I had to keep explaining this to my fr
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by cmurphycode 5y ago
can you clarify how you got that result? 70,000 - 8800 (married filing jointly) - 2000 (two dependents) = $59200 taxable income, $2960 tax bill. An effective rate of 4.22% To reach the site's stated 3.29%, this family would need to mak
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by cmurphycode 5y ago
Hmm, I don't quite understand this methodology. This site lists my state, Massachusetts, as having a 3.29% individual income tax burden, but our income tax rate is a flat 5% (no brackets). I'm looking at the exemption list ( https
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by cmurphycode 5y ago
I've often come to a post from https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/ in the middle of trying to understand some ZFS problem.
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by cmurphycode 6y ago
I was really taken aback by this given my previous experience with the Linux kernel git repo size. So, I just checked out Graal. Receiving objects: 100% (981372/981372), 187.08 MiB | 6.39 MiB/s, done. % du -sh graal 328M graal %
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by cmurphycode 6y ago
But the new Workspace plan is still different for 5+ users: " Customers that have 5 or more End Users will receive a total amount of Google Drive storage equal to 5TB times the number of End Users, with more storage available at Google
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by cmurphycode 6y ago
That's correct. But the new, Google-involved behavior is that for 5+ users (which was previously "unlimited"): " Customers that have 5 or more End Users will receive a total amount of Google Drive storage equal to 5TB ti
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by cmurphycode 6y ago
Have you tried using option-shift-[f1] to subdivide? or the brightness slider in the settings.
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by cmurphycode 6y ago
With a properly installed thermostatic mixing valve, you don't even need that. The water will always exit at a safe, constant-ish temperature regardless of the water temperature in the heater, by mixing in the cold supply.
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by cmurphycode 6y ago
"I don't think Houston is a city that was designed to be evacuated. It's just not feasible" Such an interesting contrast to this frontpage post yesterday: "The highways themselves were specifically intended to facil
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by cmurphycode 6y ago
It's also cool to try throat singing and watch the overtones change https://photos.app.goo.gl/DZxXKw6sKmxTJ9Wn9
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by cmurphycode 6y ago
Holy moly. That price per million btu is a lot less than the number I stumbled across. Makes it even more obvious.
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by cmurphycode 6y ago
I was curious about this a while ago and did some napkin math. Natural gas is roughly $15 for 1 million BTU. There are 3412 BTU in a kwhr, so if you heated resistively, you'd need 293 kwhr to get 1 million BTU. In my area, which I feel
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by cmurphycode 6y ago
This is close enough to what we do -- and it works -- but since we support multiple releases at a time, it often ends up feeling like merging is pointless. Merging a dev branch into trunk feels good, but honestly most git interactions invol
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by cmurphycode 6y ago
This is so awesome! Back in 2008 I built a projector from an old unsued laptop and a high powered metal halide overhead projector that I bought off ebay for 50 bucks. It was surprisingly good looking; I was very happy for the total investme
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by cmurphycode 6y ago
I'm on the hunt for my next laptop and I'd really like to have a rock solid portable that runs Linux, but my past experience with Dell indicates inferior hardware and construction to Mac. I looked at the 2020 Macbook Air (the $~13
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by cmurphycode 7y ago
The i3 you linked matched. But for the i7 model, apple claims 1.2/3.8 and I can't see a match for that. For the i5, they claim 1.1/3.5 which could be a match for https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us&
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by cmurphycode 7y ago
Thanks for the new addition to my mnemonic collection! perl -lane # process input by line, split into fields, print outputs with new lines, execute code netstat -planet # show process, extended info, all socket types ss -pimento # basically
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by cmurphycode 7y ago
And being a chef is knowing how to make it work anyway :)
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by cmurphycode 7y ago
Well, right. But, I think that a lot of people are frustrated because living in dense urban areas is NOT an allowed pattern of development in most cities, especially the Bay Area.
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by cmurphycode 7y ago
Hours in front of screen are perhaps the easiest metric to check up on workers. Unfortunately, it's also not well correlated to productivity! Lazy managing, for sure. Personally, I'm pessimistic that any metric about productivity
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by cmurphycode 7y ago
In deduplication, we check to see whether a block has been seen before. If it has, we don't write it. If it hasn't, we write it down and record that information for next time. Checking if a block has been seen requires looking in
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by cmurphycode 7y ago
Hmm. I don't think they claimed to have an O(1) time solution, just O(1) added space. Which, it is, but only because they're counting on the original array's underlying type having enough bits for their sign flipping. It woul
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by cmurphycode 7y ago
18% of net is within range for fiction novels, but I wouldn't be surprised if a work like this was completely different.
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by cmurphycode 7y ago
Great graph! It doesn't take much away from your observation about the increase recently, but I do think it's fair to point out that you should click the "Adjusted for inflation" button for a fair comparison.
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by cmurphycode 8y ago
There's some evidence that grinding with an extremely high quality grinder will give better results for at least a few days than on-demand grind with a "bad" (i.e. less than few hundred dollar burr grinders, not to mention an
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by cmurphycode 8y ago
That's definitely part of it. I'm actually surprised it's working in heat pump mode at all. We have a hybrid and it will run pure-resistive if the ambient temperature is below 50. Now, it's in our basement, so even in th
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by cmurphycode 8y ago
I think that an underrated factor in the dynamic range compression is the way we listen to music. I'm not sure if it's accurate to say that the average quality of listening devices (that is, speakers/headphones) has decreased
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by cmurphycode 8y ago
You could estimate this in a couple different approaches, here's one. Tesla Model 3: 26 kwhr / 100 mi Model S: 33 kwhr / 100 mi Model X: 39 kwhr / 100 mi Hard to say where the balance of supercharging comes from (more ex

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