20after4

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1. 661.▲
   by 20after4 3y ago

   All of the DC/DC boost converters that I am aware of use inductors to transform low voltage to high voltage. It's technically pulse-width-modulated DC instead of AC but there isn't a lot of difference between the operation of
2. 662.▲
   by 20after4 3y ago

   Now you have to go to Shenzhen to find them.
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   This is pretty impressive. Does it really have full support for filling pdf forms? Most PDF applications that I have tried (on Linux at least) have each more or less failed at that task.
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   There must still be a few PHP jobs out there, why not stick to your strength? Python is a great skill to have, and honestly it's not that hard to learn but it is quite a bit different from PHP. A lot of other languages are more simila
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   It still blows my mind that I can order a few custom boards from JLC and have them in < 1 week for < $25 with international shipping included.
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   I have a 2021 Hyundai (same manufacturer as Kia) and it definitely has a nag for lane keeping.
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   That's a pretty dope setup. I was running a web hosting company at that age (and likely near the same time period? late 1990s into the early 2000s). Couldn't have done the ISP thing because not even ISDN was available in my area.
8. 668.▲
   by 20after4 3y ago

   Personally I thought it was cool that you replaced the shell AND the terminal. I honestly feel like we need a re-imagining of computer interfaces. CLIs are cool but the current state of the art is lacking. So kudos on what you're doin
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   by 20after4 3y ago

   wtf, $200/month really? that's pretty ridiculous. Unions are good in theory, but in practice I'm not so sure.
10. 670.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    I agree that concentrating poverty makes things worse, however, that is highly unlikely to change. The development patterns you mention are the explicit result of planned development with the express purpose of segregation. The US is the wa
11. 671.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    So far prompt looks amazing, though it's crashing occasionally for no apparent reason. I'll try to track that down. Are you aware that there is already a terminal for iOS with the same name? https://panic.com/prom
12. 672.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    LinuxCNC is an old and proven application based on a DAG as the core architectural paradigm.
13. 673.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    I don't like any form of censorship / filtering but this is by far the most reasonable way to do it if it must be done.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    Some (rare) tornadoes have been clocked at >90mph. I can remember multiple storms recently (past year or two) that were moving at ~60mph.
15. 675.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    Isn't this basically PHP, but in go? Or am I missing something?
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    I really love this! A couple of suggestions for usability improvements: 1. Drag handling is buggy when I accidentally move the mouse outside of a box and then release. In that case it doesn't notice a mouse-up and the parameter gets st
17. 677.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    Since the page doesn't actually work, here's the repo: https://github.com/3rd/tsdiagram
18. 678.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    Arguably that's already happened. It's certainly not just some far of possibility.
19. 679.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    I think they mean smoother or less turbulent airflow, not cleaner in the sense of less pollution.
20. 680.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    Looks like they already abandoned that idea: https://mwmotors.cz/luka-ev-traditional/
21. 681.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    The next logical step would be integrate the motor directly into the wheel. With 4 wheel drive motors it wouldn't require huge motors, they could each be small enough to be packed right up against the inside of the wheel. I'm act
22. 682.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    That sounds like $600 well spent. My pre-purchase inspection didn't even uncover some fairly obvious unsafe wiring.
23. 683.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    Unfortunately, the diamond doesn't fetch much when you go to sell it. You'll get the value of the gold in the ring but not much for the gemstone.
24. 684.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    I've had the same frustration. The browsers have such great debugging features, in theory, but they never seem to work reliably. I can't even get all of my breakpoints to reliably hit. Everything seems to work ok when the code i
25. 685.▲
    by 20after4 3y ago

    I kept waiting for the part where the scammer turned out to be the ghost of a dinosaur.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    By now solid state equipment can do everything tubes do, only better. I think only nostalgia and audiophile stupidity remain as reasons for tube equipment to continue existing. Certainly there is no reason to build new tube gear. Admittedl
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    Racks of gear are completely normal if you're a serious musician or computer user.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    This is infinitely more sensible than some crazy internet connected garage door opener scheme. Somehow I think it's far to sensible for modern culture though. Everyone's lost their minds.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    That's assuming that the delivery driver isn't defrauding both amazon and the customer.
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    by 20after4 3y ago

    I thought that everything apple does is PR (well mostly, everything else is a secret)