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We added a pedal-assist ebike motor to our camp's quad bike (2x2 tandem; 4 passengers). The high Ah capacity was to support using the motor and accessories (atv soundsystem, lots of "dotstar"-style LED strips) periodically th
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Like you, I built a similar system for BM this year, but based it around two 48v Li-ion ebike batteries (550 Wh and 1000 Wh). BMSBattery (China) sells a 48v 30AH Lipo battery pack [1] for $530 + $120 shipping, with delivery in 2-3 weeks. Th
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Ditto re: battery capacity. Using all 35 Amp-Hours repeatedly will destroy the battery. Anode terminals dissolve during discharging. They are electrolytically plated (thickened) during charging. So repeated full-discharging can reduce their
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Hypercomputers: "Perhaps the best known proposal for a hypercomputer is due to Mark Hogarth (1994, 2004), who developed an idea of Itamar Pitowsky (1990). Relativistic hypercomputers exploit the properties of a special kind of spaceti
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Thought provoking: "The expressive power of real numbers may be used to generate a simple recipe to obtain the values of a Turing-uncomputable function. Consider that the digital expansion of a real number contains countably many digi
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Some amusing quotes: "A closely related problem is that of distinguishing between physical systems such as digital computers, which appear to compute, and physical systems such as rocks, which appear not to compute. Unlike computers,
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Have often wondered how philosphers treat the apparent "dualism" of logicial or theoretical computational systems and their physical embodiments - thanks for posting!
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More interesting: "wealthier" person gives 1/2 their wealth to "poorer" person every turn. Probably looks like Boltzman distribution describing velocity of ideal gas.
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SB7.0 Livestream: 7th Intl. Meeting on Synthetic Biology (live from Singapore)
(sb7.info)
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Perhaps one of these? - https://knsv.github.io/mermaid/ - http://flowchart.js.org - https://code2flow.com/app (non-markdown dsl)
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The woman who 'painted' music: "Unraveling Bolero" by Anne Adams - http://imgur.com/a/wkwKZ (photograph of work) --- > "In this podcast, a story about obsession, creativity, and a strange sy
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This article lightly describes how immunity might work, but despite the title fails to present any recourse besides the obvious "maybe we shouldn't let those specific security guards back into the country after they leave."
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> "In contrast to a well-mixed chemical reaction system, reaction–diffusion (RD) networks can produce spatial patterns, where some species are more abundant in some parts of the substrate and less abundant in others." "Emu
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Stacks of paper may have densities similar enough to certain restricted liquids and polymers that distinguishing one from the other via x-ray is difficult. i.e. plastic explosive sheets sharing space in a file folder, or bound with surround
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RAND's analysis applies to Trump's media strategy as well.
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Lift Engineering blog - not too technical but interesting b/c we all enjoy the product: https://eng.lyft.com/ start here: https://eng.lyft.com/matchmaking-in-lyft-line-9c2635fe62c4
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+1 - would love to see more posts celebrating the demoscene too! thanks for sharing
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Node-sdk: easy access to 13 NASA APIs
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You're saying net global merit is a zero-sum system?
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O'Reilly Media has shared some of the toolchain they've developed internally to help their book authors create content. https://github.com/oreillymedia/atlas_book_skeleton https://github.com/o
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Try the gitbook editor by https://www.gitbook.com/ , then export as pdf. You can write in markdown or asciidoc, revision content in git/github, export to pdf or ebook, and develop your layout with a custom theme ( https
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Wow crazy. The article ends by speculating that activities that activate “heat shock protein” pathway may help blood sugar control. It’s interesting b/c this pathway is well-studied in microbes like e coli and we were taught about it
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Two days of fasting apparently causes metabolically expensive parts of the immune system to go into low-power mode w/ white blood cell apoptosis. Resuming eating on day three reboots everything and you end up a fresh young army of whit
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Apropos the 2010 PNAS article "Comparing genomes to computer operating systems in terms of the topology and evolution of their regulatory control networks" Abstract: "The genome has often been called the operating system (OS)
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The console button isn't working for me on some of the codecasts. I'm using macOS Chrome Version 56.0.2924.87 (64-bit). Not sure if this is because I have set an unusual Content Security Policy for chrome. Here's what I see i
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According to this article, "The effect of nanoparticle size on the probability to cross the blood-brain barrier: an in-vitro endothelial cell model"[1]: "GNPs[gold nanoparticles] of various sizes (20, 50, 70 and 110 nm) were
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I knew that tissue damage from ice crystal formation is one of the main problems with cryopreservation, but I didn't realize that current vitrification techniques had largely solved that problem during the freezing process (implied by
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> "We conclude that the main barrier to progress towards natural TTS lies with duration and fundamental frequency prediction, and our systems have not meaningfully progressed past the state of the art in that regard." Who is wo
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Me too, but god the UI is buggy! Shamefully so for the price.
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Distorts the attack surface these legacy systems present.
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