Kichererbsen

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by Kichererbsen 4y ago
Also known as a heat pump. Depending on the temperature lift, these can be very efficient. Low temperature district heating networks are an interesting thing to look into: Low temperature means the heat losses in the network are smaller (he
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by Kichererbsen 4y ago
But how would you connect such a device to your iphone?
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by Kichererbsen 4y ago
literally. it was my first real exposure to functional programming.
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by Kichererbsen 4y ago
That's basically the plot of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince!
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by Kichererbsen 4y ago
Take a course on parenting. I got a _lot_ of value out of the STEP training (Systematic Training for Effective Parenting). You wouldn't get a dog without learning how to train dogs - getting a kid should follow the same logic!
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by Kichererbsen 4y ago
I think that's what they're getting at: Download, then use client of choice?
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by Kichererbsen 5y ago
Did they seriously forget to mention Step 6? Check the toilet bowl after flushing. Did everything flush? If not, flush again. Is there any residue left on the porcelain? If so, use that toilet-brushy-thingy to clean that and flush again. Pr
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by Kichererbsen 5y ago
Disclaimer: I am not a biologist or whatever someone who studies this stuff is called. But from what I've been able to gather, actually having the RNA be in it's own membrane (an "organelle" they're calling it in th
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by Kichererbsen 5y ago
I had a 2 hour train commute in 2000 - and a Palm V with a Forth (QForth?) and a copy of the SDK manual on it. Fun times! Really taught me a lot...
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by Kichererbsen 5y ago
PowerShell as a _shell_ language though is really cool. Yes, scripting large scripts can be cumbersome, but actually having a PowerShell prompt beats having a cmd.exe prompt any day hands down! Some of the things are not... ideal. And there
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by Kichererbsen 5y ago
this is totally expected behavior... "Me too." is local to f... what did you expect?
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by Kichererbsen 5y ago
That's exactly the point: Any business that can afford to spend on standards doesn't want to change any of this, because it helps keep out disruptors.
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by Kichererbsen 5y ago
pretty sure sooner or later you're going to have to figure out what to do with defunct colonists anyway and disassembling them is not the worst option...
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by Kichererbsen 5y ago
was that you? i _love_ github1s. used it a few times. thank you so much!
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by Kichererbsen 5y ago
Just checked the website - the Twike 5 (2021) with the largest battery should be able to do 190km/h and have a range of 500km. Those are optimistic numbers for sure, but not really "too slow", right?
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by Kichererbsen 5y ago
There are still a few around in Zurich. They're quite expensive, though, so I guess that's why they didn't really take off. I might consider buying one for say... twice the price of a good electric bicycle.
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by Kichererbsen 5y ago
you mean like a woolen jumper?
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by Kichererbsen 5y ago
Not only that - the distribution my dad brought home included a _book_ (remember those?) which was actually a bunch of open source books collected in one! Tons of information on Unix stuff, shells, commands etc. I learnt so much from those