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by 2rsf 4y ago
As for solar panels- 17% (typical solar panel efficiency) x 1000 W/m2 (typical sun effect)= 170 W/m2. To charge a 135 kW/h Rivian with 1 sqm panel you'll need 794 hours of light (it's not accurate, but gives a good
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I don't think it is perfect, but I agree that it is good enough
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Test Environments and Test Data in big enterprises. Scaling from small to huge is as challenging as building the product itself. Spinning new environment on the fly that includes 100's of subsystems, creating an anonymized subset copy
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That's how Polestar works- online sales with no negotiations, showrooms that are just that- showrooms and service is done at Volvo service places.
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Well, it is an old timer. I spent many days with one in the mid 90's and it wasn't new even then
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A non standard but simple protocol to manage the company's VoIP products, sometime in the early 2000's I was debugging problems with call initiation using one of the standard protocols (MGCP/MEGACO/H323). In a few days I
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Karate is a BDD tool for testing APIs. My experience with it is limited but positive. It’s probably your best option if you want to do BDD. Other then that I used Python and the requests package, ugly but works great, and Newman the Postman
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Great to have another critical thinker! Try to look through the term Skeptic(icsm). Some resource to help you onboard: Podcasts: - The skeptics guide to the universe, they also have a great website, book and physicals meetings. - Skeptics w
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ISP and infrastructure? I got a quote from Telia for 479 SEK (48$) for only 100/100 over Fiber
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That. I was addicted to credit cards and small payments but now I pay everything debit, cash in other words, and life became much more simple and predictable
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More or less like Sweden, and everything is digitally interconnected to the main population registry so things like that usually don't happen: > TransUnion, one of Canada’s two main credit bureaus, had reported her as deceased. We a
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Try being an embedded software engineer, it tends to pay more than a HW engineer gets and still have all the fun
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I would say 15, they release from weekly to monthly with random breaks in the middle
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Yes, during commute. I mostly find them through mentions in other podcasts or articles- most of the podcasts I listen to are around the same subject.
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Even if it can't, it is still a box sitting next to your phone and can have a hidden microphone in it
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Same for Microsoft. In spite of the top-management-spirit teams were totally different in their stress levels, WLB and daily routines. The same actually implies to those small "Used By X company" when you evaluate products, I hav
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The only problem, at least here in Sweden, is the lack of fast chargers and the quality of those that exist. Most places have cheap to free 20KW chargers, 50KW are easy to find but 120KW and up requires you to travel a few kilometers or mor
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It is also not clear who will pay for travelling, if you can work from anywhere but must be in a very specific place and time then travel cost can be significant. Assume I want to work from a small town in North Sweden where housing is real
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Who are those people behind Teams? Teams is built on a lot of things, meetings are based on older Skype and Skype for Business tech and I know a few people that left from those areas but not necessarily due to low quality
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I had more or less the same experience, but TBH MS uses internally the latest unreleased version of applications so those problems are partially to be expected and act as dog fooding/user testing
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The same in Sweden, no punitive damages
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A (very) small step was done by Scania's automated truck platooning, a driver in a truck leads a small convoy of driverless trucks, they communicate with each other using a variant of 802.11 WiFI https://www.scania.com/
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I suppose any decent visual testing tool would work, there are quite a few of them
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In Sweden it is almost impossible, not only many places don't accept cash, your main way of identification in online services is a Bank ID which is issued by Banks and requires some-kind of an account. Can it be done? yes to some degre
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by 2rsf 5y ago
You should define stability, the problem you describe is not necessarily related to Windows itself. I am running Windows desktops/laptops for months with rebooting with no major issues.
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It is not a radical view and I heard it more than once from different perspectives. Anything else but cities is not sustainable, scalable or maintainable for the long run. It's not just cars, think of infrastructure like water, electri
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Tel Aviv, and Israel in general, is very car centric, not what you mean by diversed and cultured and you will need to be a Jew to get an Israeli citizenship, permanent residencies are also hard to get AFAIK. Buy a good winter coat and come
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(ex Israeli here) I actually don't think Syria is a good example for the Arab Spring,they were attacked by ISIS and Curds, Iran got involved on the way and then Russia, the US and Israel through some more fire into the mix. It was not
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Ask HN: Has anybody used “Platform Ops” successfully?
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You can now buy from most firms a separate fridge and freeze which practically means dual compressors, and even better you can replace just one side in case of a catastrophic failure.

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