nirolo

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by nirolo 6mo ago
Aptera has this planned but not sure if they ever reach market maturity. There also was a project car from the Nordics I think. Can't recall the name though. Main problem is the large amount of energy a car needs vs what kind of surfac
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by nirolo 8mo ago
I think this "* The software is pretty specific to my requirements." is the biggest part for me. I built something with Antigravity over the holidays that I can use for myself and it solves my use case. I tried thinking about if
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by nirolo 8mo ago
I used it with gemini 3 in tandem to build an app to simulate thermal bridges because I want to insulate a house. I explored this in various directions and there are some functionalities not completed or sound, but the main part is good and
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by nirolo 9mo ago
Very cool game. Immediately reminded me of pathery, which I can also recommend to everyone who enjoys this.
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by nirolo 1y ago
This is exactly the idea behind the concept of a memory bank that I think Cline introduced first. It serves as a goto for project overview and current scope and goals the project has.
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by nirolo 2y ago
You might want to get into touch with some museums on science topics to see if they are up to show it. I live in Germany at the moment and know of at least two MINT focused museums that let visitors engage a lot with their (sometimes digita
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by nirolo 2y ago
We've had similar struggles and something like a babboe or urban arrow won't fit. I was 95% close to ordering a Libelle https://leichtlast.de/ The non-motorized unsplittable version weighs around 20kg, the splitt
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by nirolo 2y ago
A very big database comparing a lot of relevant data can be found at https://www.eurovent-certification.com/ I only used it for air-to-air heatpumps (or air conditioners as they are sometimes called). He the data is oretty
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by nirolo 3y ago
There's been a recent video by the German "Sendung mit der Maus" (basically how does stuff work for little children) about these kind of generators. I did not double check if the company in the video is the German one mention
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by nirolo 3y ago
The most efficient air-to-water heatpumps are using propane. Just look for lambda and ovum from Austria.
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by nirolo 3y ago
Came for this comment. Why is there no COP/SCOP mentioned at all... If you want to get into the market you should be competitive. And the COP of 4.0 you mention is actually the lower end. I'm heating with an AC as air-to-air heatp
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by nirolo 4y ago
Have a look what's being used in the Nordics in Europe. Sweden has 90% share of heat pumps for residential heating systems for example. I've got a Panasonic that heats to -35°C as advertised by the manufacturer and-40°C as tested
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by nirolo 4y ago
Just created an account to post exactly this. How such a statement could make it into the article is really baffling. Of the most efficient heatpumps in Europe, most are running on propane, which has negligible GWP ( global warming potentia