raphinou

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by raphinou 7d ago
Doesn't make it less ridiculous, and that price for the other brands isn't less ridiculous either.
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by raphinou 10d ago
You describe an exhaustive documention, but some documentation would already be better than none. Perfect is enemy of good, as your comment illustrates.
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by raphinou 28d ago
But why? What can be the internal justification? What do they think they win by doing this?
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by raphinou 28d ago
Any advice on in and outdoor detectors os small particles for home use?
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by raphinou 1mo ago
This is probably a naive question, but I'm wondering: isn't the usefulness of a reserve seriously diminished if using it prevents refilling it afterwards? What was the use case covered by this huge reserve if only a small part can
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by raphinou 1mo ago
I would have thought it would generate enormous wave, but that's clearly not the case. I think some of the biggest waves was generated by a mountain sliding or collapsing in the sea. I expected something similar here. Anyone know why n
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by raphinou 1mo ago
Was it a book you read? In interested.
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by raphinou 1mo ago
so all such 'energy' storage are to be used as heat and no other form of energy? The name energy storage is somewhat confusing then, even if not incorrect? Heat storage would be more accurate iiuc.
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by raphinou 1mo ago
But all the examples you give have a heat source of high temperature and dense energy, and a lot of energy is lost in it's transformation, as illustrated by the combustion engine. How can heat be a good energy storage if so much is los
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by raphinou 1mo ago
I think I have read that heat is hard to convert to useful energy. Can someone confirm? But the, if that's true, why use heat as energy storage?
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by raphinou 1mo ago
Maybe an alternate process could use streetcomplete? Make the imported data available in streetcomplete for validation, then include it only after x validations?
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by raphinou 1mo ago
Such attempts are quite common. Some I remember: https://ocsigen.org/ in Ocaml too https://websharper.com/ for fsharp and csharp. Really good when I used in in fsharp Maybe https://melange.re&#x2
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by raphinou 2mo ago
I find it interesting that the book is available about everywhere save for North America according to the author, but the first distances in the text are given in yards, mainly used only in North America. Ok, this is not the exact book tex
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by raphinou 2mo ago
Things evolve though. Early 2000, I received a lot of reactions to cold emails (eg when organising events), but these days, it's rather rare. Even people I know might ignore my mails! One explanation I got is that there are a lot more
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by raphinou 2mo ago
Thanks for the appreciation and the tip! I'll keep an eye on edky! Asfaload is easy to selfhost, if it is of any interest to you.
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by raphinou 2mo ago
Interesting. I'm using ed25519 keys in my open source project [1] to sign GitHub releases (amongst other things) and the encoding question appeared during the development. I settled on supporting reading ssh keys, but saving keys in a
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by raphinou 2mo ago
I think websharper's Var are similar to this, and it is really great to develop dynamic web interfaces (in fsharp).
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Open Source License Compatibility Checker(fossa.com)
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by raphinou 2mo ago
Is the familiar syntax so important? I learnt f# being used to algol syntax, and the syntax was not a hurdle.
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by raphinou 2mo ago
Wondering if with such shady tactics, they respect the fact that I didn't consent and closed the (private) tab I opened the page in.
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by raphinou 2mo ago
Did you use some specific tools to collect the data to be displayed on that map?
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by raphinou 2mo ago
I would love to take an Interrail, eg to visit France, but it's x days in one month (8 days is 292€ per person) and doesn't match my travel habits. I would prefer to make short travels everyday rather than long travels 8 days of t
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by raphinou 3mo ago
Can this be useful for someone with no prior knowledge of lean? I'd like to verify a software I'm working on, but I have no experience in formal verification. Can I get useful result with the spec, the code and some (limited) lear
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by raphinou 3mo ago
I'd expect that if females start to breed more than once it would represent a problem. It's surprising it hasn't happened yet (for the ignorant of the field that I am at least)
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by raphinou 3mo ago
Thanks for reporting it! I'll have a look
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by raphinou 3mo ago
I am currently recording tutorial videos for an open source project. It's produced fully with Foss software (on Linux, obs, kdenlive) and about an open source project, so I wanted to host it with peertube (though YouTube might be used
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by raphinou 3mo ago
In case anyone is interested, I'm also using bash scripts to run my agents in containers. It's simple, but has only bash and docker as dependency: https://github.com/asfaload/agents_container
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by raphinou 3mo ago
It probably started as a helper script and grew from there. The script seems quite focused and doesn't grow, so a rewrite might not be warranted. It also has no other dependency, which is also good. I have written helper script to run
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by raphinou 3mo ago
At a time I was very interested in haxe, but their focus on games made it (perceived as) lacking in the area I wanted to use it (cross platform client-server apps). Recently rust seems to have taken this role for me.
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by raphinou 3mo ago
Damn! Would you have the opportunity to share experiences? My emails is in my profile, it would be great to hear from you. (It is an open source project, which makes it even harder to sell probably, so every hint might help!)

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