IndrekR

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by IndrekR 3y ago
It is called Isofix and most modern cars are have those (mandatory in US and EU): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isofix
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by IndrekR 3y ago
People are different. I grew up with clunky and noisy IBM keyboards. Really love the low key travel.
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by IndrekR 4y ago
Interesting comment about the Apple keyboard. I have bought Apple Magic keyboards for all my Windows machines. Need a correct driver to make the fn key work and remap the delete key, but otherwise I have not yet found a better TKL keyboard.
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Drone-ID Receiver for DJI OcuSync 2.0(github.com)
1 points by IndrekR 4y ago|0 comments
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by IndrekR 4y ago
Also later episodes from 2020: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukraine_International_Airlines... and 2014: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia_Airlines_Flight_17
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by IndrekR 4y ago
Not true. Main requirement frequently mentioned preventing the citizenship is unwillingness to pass the language exam. Same or similar rules (understanding the language, accepting constitution, paying taxes, etc) apply in other countries, i
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DIY Spacecraft Models(science.nasa.gov)
100 points by IndrekR 4y ago|12 comments
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Wheel Running in the Wild(royalsocietypublishing.org)
3 points by IndrekR 4y ago|0 comments
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Brick Assembly [video](youtube.com)
1 points by IndrekR 4y ago|0 comments
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by IndrekR 4y ago
Have 41Mm on my Ioniq5 that has the same “superpowers”. Have used 350kW charger only once in that time. It was fast, but in my use case (30Mm/yr) hardly is needed. You always leave home with full tank. Usually 10m top-up while visiting
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by IndrekR 4y ago
For other metals you can enjoy watching how one wire erodes away and other one stays nice and bright. Does not need to be potato either — any water based conductive medium will do. Even a cup of hard tap water is conductive enough. Distille
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by IndrekR 4y ago
> People just don't get distributed currency if they promptly undistribute it. Same as with source code version control. As soon as distributed VCS appears (git), people promptly centralize it with another abstraction layer (githu
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by IndrekR 4y ago
My EV reports 18 kWh/100km for driving and 4 kWh/100km gained from recuperation. That is significant.
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by IndrekR 4y ago
> And they don't even provide much power Typical caravan hookup here is single phase, 230V, 16A. This is ~3.5kW. Typical EVSE is 3-phase and 32A — ~22kW. That is fast enought for fully charging an EV overnight/during a workin
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by IndrekR 4y ago
Contact me. Have worked with designing/engineering/manufacturing similar measurement systems before and am quite interested in getting more done in the field. The e-mail address is in the profile.
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by IndrekR 4y ago
Previous post on the same news with more comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33269858
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by IndrekR 4y ago
Being able to charge with 11kW (level 2 charger) instead of 3.5kW (level 1 charger) allows to charge daily 20kW within 2 hours instead of 6. Two days ago kWh was at 0.03€ For two hours only, after 0.41€ peaks during the day. Of course this
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by IndrekR 4y ago
Payback time here is about 100 full charges (IONIQ5, Nordpool day-ahead pricing).
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by IndrekR 4y ago
To be cost efficient with day-ahead hourly pricing, you need a faster (level 2) charger as there are only few extra-cheap hours in a day.
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by IndrekR 4y ago
None currently. Would like to listen some at 3.3x however.
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by IndrekR 4y ago
Pocket Casts has been fantastic (using it since 2015). May only complaint remains that the maximum playback speed is limited to 3x. I guess Not too many people miss that.
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by IndrekR 4y ago
If you buy electricity at the (hourly) market rate, you want to charge when it is cheapest and charge reasonably fast. On a typical 11kW home charger here in EU, that means about 6 hours for full charge or 1..2 hours for daily top-up. All t
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by IndrekR 4y ago
Running similar configuration Altium on Macbook Air M1 (16GB). Not smooth, but can get things done. Well, except some keys not working properly (Shift; and having to remap Delete)
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by IndrekR 4y ago
No coincience. Vivaldi is co-founded by ex-CEO and co-founder of Opera. I quit using Opera after he did not keep his promise to swim across the Atlantic in 2005: https://www.zdnet.com/article/opera-boss-starts-atlantic-
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by IndrekR 4y ago
Had the same question myself. Wikipedia link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Li
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by IndrekR 4y ago
Came to the comments to link that. Michael Chu’s Cooking for Engineers was fantastic back when it was still kept up to date.
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by IndrekR 4y ago
I am not from Poland, but Pilot Pirx’s Inquest (Sci-Fi) left unforgettable scenes in my memory… those wrists… https://35mm.online/en/vod/feature-films/pilot-pirx-s-inques...
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by IndrekR 4y ago
For the road wear — tax the tires proportional to the tire weight. But that most likely would mean few-fold increase in the tire cost and may impair road safety. Easier to add an annual fee proportional to the square of fully loaded vehicle
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by IndrekR 4y ago
And this is exactly how the charging in EU works.
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Taiwan restricts exports of modern CPUs to Russia and Belarus(digitimes.com)
8 points by IndrekR 4y ago|0 comments

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