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by 2rsf 3y ago
Much more practical, and yes the improvement is small especially in not so cold countries
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Sweden have a Rent-A-Husband just for that
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by 2rsf 3y ago
All new houses here have mechanical ventilation, usually with heat recovery and heat pumps but without filtering (excluding the heat pump's coarse filter for dust). I got curious and read a little, it is generally accepted here that hi
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by 2rsf 3y ago
> Knowing how to use a multimeter Wow... this is for advanced users and even more. I rarely use a multimeter and I have somewhat of the right background (or maybe European electricity is simpler)
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by 2rsf 3y ago
It is good to know the basics, but there is so much to learn and so much variation in how houses are built that a lot is taught simply from (painful) experience
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Good ones! Keeping water away from the house is the most common answer to "I have water problems", level the ground away, pull rain gutter away, and if you have the chance (a new house for example) make sure drainage along the fou
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Don't forget ground source for the heat pump.
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by 2rsf 3y ago
What do you mean by humidity control? a central one? I am not saying you don't need one, but here in Sweden modern houses do not use humidity controls and are still air tight and mold free, maybe at the cost of letting more air and ene
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by 2rsf 3y ago
That's actually a good example- in addition to the sensor a camera needs a lens, a body to hold everything together aligned and steady, power supply and some logic to control the device.
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Are there online co2 measurements from weather stations? I couldn't find any for Sweden
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by 2rsf 3y ago
> I'm fine with prod approvals but not for blow-by-blow changes I'm at banking and we use containers heavily, they are not just for scaling but also for ease of deployment. We still need approvals for changes in production, but
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Yes, we might use AI to accelerate things here and there, for example anomaly detection, but the core and base of the software will remain traditional.
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Write tests and/or fix bugs (and write tests to cover them)
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by 2rsf 3y ago
What's the connection between the first and second claims you make? does SLS cause cavities?
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by 2rsf 3y ago
So is my cat
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by 2rsf 3y ago
The problem with cooking books is that they represent the author's experience, local products and equipment. Different flours and yeast behave differently and ovens are not the same making a recipe just a starting point.
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by 2rsf 3y ago
I have a pet at home, having another spoiled one like sour dough is too much for me
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Probably not a lot to worry about: https://ec.europa.eu/health/scientific_committees/opinions_l... https://ec.europa.eu/health/scientific_committees/opinions_l...
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Unfortunately this is the closest to reality. Also there is not such thing as "companies", questions vary by team and even interviewer or day.
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by 2rsf 3y ago
FWIW This is @whereistanya, writer of The Staff Engineer's Path.
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by 2rsf 3y ago
I have the same setup and it usually works nicely with ARC, but it all depends on the specific products and models you use, for example most TV's will remember the last use HDMI (or else I get an emergency phone call to fix that)
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by 2rsf 3y ago
> The following browsers have been confirmed as being fully compatible with MCOL; • Internet Explorer version 6, 7 8 and 9 • Firefox version 3 • Opera version 9 • Safari version 5 • Chrome version 9
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Personally probably not, but what about companies paying a company subscription?
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by 2rsf 3y ago
What is the benefit over Karate? I haven't had the chance to use Karate extensively but it was rather user friendly. The problem is in the complex area itself, API testing is hard for non technical people and there is probably no effic
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by 2rsf 3y ago
> Not everything needs to IPO or be called a unicorn or whatever. I definitely agree, but for social networks you do need some volume unless it is very specific, but this creates some catch 22 paradox. I am a member of more than one spec
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by 2rsf 3y ago
No. I don't see the need, at least not yet. What's the business model if there is no advertisement and only 1$ subscription?
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by 2rsf 3y ago
It’s coming sooner or later isn’t it? For the right price I might consider that, yes
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Have you read the NASA investigation of the Toyota’s unintended acceleration accidents? It’s millions of lines of not properly tested spaghetti code. But I admit that it mostly worked pretty well. Unfortunately modern cars are significantly
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by 2rsf 3y ago
The current price reflects the expected software support, at some point it will be not economical and not feasible on the existing hardware. The best example is the interface- cellular 2G is not supported and 3G will go away one day. Vascul
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Maybe this? but then it has nothing to do with face recognition but with any kind of renovation: > he saw it as a sneaky attempt to jack up prices in a gentrifying area and force people like him out. “They were trying to find ways to ex

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