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by danfo 1y ago
Vibe dashing: authentically poor dash usage Maybe I’ll take a short pause in a sentence–or show a huge range 0 — 999.
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by danfo 4y ago
Maybe you misread? I see a claim of 32km range from 1 hour wall charging, when the vehicle is plugged into a regular home socket, Lightyear 0 can still charge 32 kilometers of range per hour A claim related to solar charging from the arti
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by danfo 4y ago
I like the idea of a modular battery such as Sungrow SBR series for the ability to scale up: https://www.acsolarwarehouse.com/news/sungrow-battery-and-hy... Each module is 3.2kWh. Can start with a small stack of 3 modu
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by danfo 5y ago
This is missing from the related poll that @alfiedotwtf posted[1]. WFH actually means work from heckin' anywhere! Changing environment is good for your creativity[2]. Nature is good for your health[3]. OK so I'm starting to get ra
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by danfo 5y ago
Yep nothing to see here, this commentary was maybe notable for the iPhone 4 -> 4s. I went from iPhone 5s to iPhone X and even that jump felt like slightly improving on a good thing. This next jump will be the same again. The incremental
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by danfo 5y ago
The Queensland experiment: how 70 days of lockdown led to 448 days of paradise The Telegraph's title glosses over other factors, so hey: This one ^ does too! I am relieved by my region's luck and the collective will to move the go
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by danfo 5y ago
>The new tabs are objectively bad and someone at Mozilla is awful at their job. Nils a part of learning to be a good programmer will be learning to be a good human, too.
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by danfo 5y ago
Here's a link to NEM mix this week in case anyone else is interested: https://opennem.org.au/energy/nem/?range=7d&interval=30m Maybe power from further away could help toward replacing the base power. A l
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by danfo 6y ago
> Herd immunity has been well-documented in the Brazilian city of Manaus, where researchers in the Lancet reported the prevalence of prior Covid-19 infection to be 76%, resulting in a significant slowing of the infection. What, the linke
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by danfo 6y ago
Let me help you detox that: > An interpreter with a JIT is faster than one without. Especially when dealing with CPU bound work. Would be interesting to compare to pypy. Sure, here is pypy: > pypy3 main.py 282 ms > node ma
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by danfo 6y ago
1. Get out of Gmail etc. 2. Block ads Thanks rubber ducky
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Ask HN: Help, the Internet is covered in snot and earwax ads
1 points by danfo 6y ago|1 comments
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by danfo 6y ago
100%, we just had two weeks of indoor mask wearing here, after a case of covid had been out in the wild. It really was inconvenient to have to punch in a passcode to pay for groceries. Mask wearing removes the seamless magic of face ID. You
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by danfo 6y ago
>If you’re not an expert why would you link a manuscript to stir up a thread? >CLD is real Well, I believe the right thing to do is to at least mention that these are controversial statements.
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by danfo 6y ago
Let's let this rest as 'controversial'. 2020: https://www.amjmed.com/article/S0002-9343(20)30011-5/fulltex... Even people here in Australia passionately declare that they have Lyme disease (without
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by danfo 6y ago
>It’s so pervasive and creates all kinds of weird dietary and nervous system issues. I am not an expert, but I think it would be amiss to omit the Lyme disease controversy with these statements. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&#x
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by danfo 6y ago
There are benefits to dark UI for dim environments. The fad that I too am sure will pass is using a jarring UI for the environment just because it is cool. There are fundamental differences when designing for bright/day vs dim/nig
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by danfo 6y ago
Ah yes, I think this mechanism could have led to a real 'Australia' moment for me this year, while I was working outside back during iso. Nothing but open blue skies above me, and a large spider flew in and landed right next to my
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by danfo 6y ago
Yes. There are so few TS features that are non-type-level and non-standard. One option is to lint against these few features and call it a day. { "rules": { "no-restricted-syntax": [ "error&quo
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by danfo 6y ago
Yeah this one made me smile.
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by danfo 6y ago
(not GP) with React, declarative JavaScript code can result in HTML. JS -> HTML Server side frameworks (the usual favourites) have existing ways for code to result in HTML. Ruby/PHP/Java -> HTML Vue on the other hand can sit
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by danfo 6y ago
>Which of course, should have people wonder if climate change model couldn't also be off by orders of magnitude ? Does the world even see the accuracy of modelling that dictated public policies? Actually, I am hopeful that the gener
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by danfo 7y ago
Thanks for engaging with this. The idea is the format, domain, open source, to chip away at some major emission sources. If people liked the format it might have lived! Who I had in mind for the first cut were the affluent - people with an
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by danfo 7y ago
Haha oh ok, I see. Nuclear would be great, maybe not on fault lines.
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by danfo 7y ago
The context is emissions. Will edit, ta >Learn hidden carbon cost
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by danfo 7y ago
Hoping for early suggestions/contributions. Maybe the first cut is too wordy or polarising. https://www.2020vision.earth/ Repo: https://github.com/danfo/2020-vision
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Show HN: 2020VISION.EARTH(2020vision.earth)
2 points by danfo 7y ago|6 comments
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by danfo 7y ago
We could end up with an interesting solution with constraints like: - Self-hosted mostly-static sites - Open protocol Maybe: - Own domain - Own site is portal for aggregated views - Extensions (Install events, chat, ...)
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by danfo 7y ago
Difficult to pull off, but they could make it happen. The earned value would need to transition to the non-proof-of-work favoured network. Turmoil would take care of the $ value of the forks (crypto confidence is rattled enough as it is)
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by danfo 7y ago
You may not be able to be so forthcoming about the transition

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