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deelayman
4d ago
The thermostat is better only because it takes advantage of the inverter modulation capabilities in the heat pump. I don't have the sense that inverter modulation is the norm for most home ducted systems, even new builds in North Ameri
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deelayman
2mo ago
The article is written from the perspective of a business / management consultant, rather than a public policy shop perspective. In general, I think social problems move slowly, and solving them in a three year business plan isn't
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deelayman
3mo ago
Immediate quality of life improvement: Euro-Office disabled Only-Office's paid license gate on mobile web browser editing. I can finally send collaboration links to family and friends without them needing to download the only-office ph
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deelayman
6mo ago
There needs to be incentives for people other than the distributed system users to participate as hosts. Risks also need a way to be offloaded cheaply by the hosts. Risks: Co-mingling your home's ISP with the basement rack seems like a
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deelayman
6mo ago
I agree that this is likely to flatten out the depth of comments I come here for. It's also hard to get a brief that is tailored to the subset of posts you might actually be interested in. The approach I tried was to rely mainly on wh
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deelayman
7mo ago
Lovely to hear about it going right. There's still many contrasting accounts of underperforming regulation for environmental cleanup in Canada's West. And just today, another story on the Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Ente
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deelayman
7mo ago
With Canada testing the waters with Chinese EVs, I'm expecting a related question to be thrown around a lot - How will consumers access warranty service and repair for imported EVs? Regulation maybe? Regulate the honest and straightfor
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deelayman
8mo ago
I think there's a narrow unregulated space where this could be true. I'm exercising my creativity trying to imagine it - where automations are built with the outcome of obscured responsibility in mind. And I could understand profi
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deelayman
8mo ago
I wonder if that quote is still applicable to systems that are hardwired to learn from decision outcomes and new information.
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deelayman
8mo ago
This is also a problem that exists within countries. My RSS feed is littered with Canadian independent (national) news agencies not defining what municipality article headlines relate to. E.g. "Mayor pushes back against province on xyz
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deelayman
10mo ago
The author suggested that if senior leadership had a development background then tech debt would be easier to get support and resources to deal with. Between the lines I'm reading that the risks are just inherently understood by someon
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deelayman
10mo ago
> If no one asked and no one is on the hook to change anything: Stop talking. It seems like a matter of knowing who to talk to about what. I don't think the solution is to stop talking to everyone. Presenting a rationale for somethi