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by Kliment 6y ago
The most effective way to store a whole lot of heat in very little mass is to use phase changes - some materials take an enormous amount of energy to transition from solid to liquid and vice versa. This can be used to pack a lot of thermal
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by Kliment 6y ago
Right, of course it is, but if the Qt company goes under the highest risk is that its assets get purchased by a hostile entity, which releases everything with a year's delay and doesn't allow community governance/contribution
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by Kliment 6y ago
Qt is lovely but the company that controls it is in a bad place financially and it's not clear what will become of Qt if they go under. There's also the issue where if you get a commercial Qt license it's much more difficult
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by Kliment 6y ago
Yeah no. The 3D printing industry is a side effect of existing stuff developed for entirely unrelated purposes. There's nothing exciting there technically. The only reason it didn't go mainstream decades ago is patents. There was
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by Kliment 6y ago
Remember the desert is very cold at night. So you don't need to spend that much energy, as long as you can store heat.
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by Kliment 6y ago
3D printing was sat at an impasse for two decades because several companies independently came up with related processes for it, then fought a massive patent war, and each of them walked away with exclusivity to one particular process (EOS
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by Kliment 6y ago
Also food ordering, travel reservations, health care appointments, banking, government services, and a whole lot of other things that would take too long to list. It's not an exaggeration to say the entire Chinese consumer experience r
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by Kliment 6y ago
Location: Cologne, Germany Note! Not looking for full time positions - I only take on project work. Remote: Yes, strongly preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Embedded C++, Embedded C, Python, Electronics (design, layout, prototy
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by Kliment 6y ago
SEEKING WORK - Based in Cologne, Germany, remote or Europe preferred I do custom electronics, robotics, and embedded software development - I specialize in quickly turning ideas into prototypes. I've built custom automation equipment f
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by Kliment 6y ago
No. Fuck conscription. It's just a modern form of time-limited slavery, with indoctrination and abuse on top. It has no place in the modern world. I totally support people who flee a country to escape it.
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New polymer easily captures gold extracted from e-waste(arstechnica.com)
1 points by Kliment 6y ago|0 comments
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Getting Started with Google's Trust Tokens(web.dev)
2 points by Kliment 6y ago|0 comments
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by Kliment 6y ago
I'll second Krita - it has amazing functionality for both vector and raster editing, and mixing the two in the same document. Haven't looked back since I switched from GIMP.
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by Kliment 6y ago
SEEKING WORK - Based in Cologne, Germany, remote or Europe preferred I do custom electronics, robotics, and embedded software development - I specialize in quickly turning ideas into prototypes. I've built custom automation equipment f
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by Kliment 6y ago
Location: Cologne, Germany Note! Not looking for full time positions - I only take on project work. Remote: Yes, strongly preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Embedded C++, Embedded C, Python, Electronics (design, layout, prototy
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by Kliment 6y ago
It's all spinning mirrors and backroom smoke. Cummings is an accelerationist whose policy is destroy as much as possible so it can be rebuilt. There is no indication that he's in any way competent at making good use of data to inf
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by Kliment 6y ago
because mdn exists and is non-scammy
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by Kliment 6y ago
Non-stupid open toolchains are slowly happening. Vendor toolchains are the biggest thing holding back FPGAs. Everyone hates them, they're slow, huge, and annoying to use.
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by Kliment 6y ago
That's just a shift of free-time activity budgets away from things that are no longer available (amusement parks, restaurants, cinemas, bars) to things that are (delivered food, video games, recorded media).
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by Kliment 6y ago
The point is, if they do shit like this they have outed themselves as hostile. I'll do what I can to either avoid them, or if I get tricked into experiencing their wasteful bytes, attempt to prevent them from doing so on my client end.
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by Kliment 6y ago
If they're willing to abuse technology to ruin my day, I don't see why their opinion should have any weight.
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by Kliment 6y ago
I fully agree with you, and therefore: a) the thread, in readable form https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1258372975004389379.html b) the full publication https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101&#x
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by Kliment 6y ago
Try this: ctrl-L, type % type space type search term. It restricts the search to open tabs only.
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by Kliment 6y ago
Of course, but presumably the censoring dns server would never return a censored ip, regardless of domain. Whereas if you were to passthrough all non-blacklisted queries you wouldn't be able to block that, which is why no censor would
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by Kliment 6y ago
Then you can have your client lookup blacklistedsite.com.yourdomain.com and have yourdomain.com return the record of blacklistedsite.com to bypass filtering.
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by Kliment 6y ago
The non-stupid behaviour for the printscreen key is also only switchable from W10's accessibility settings
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by Kliment 6y ago
Location: Cologne, Germany Note! Not looking for full time positions - I only take on project work. Remote: Yes, strongly preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Embedded C++, Embedded C, Python, Electronics (design, layout, prototy
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by Kliment 6y ago
SEEKING WORK - Based in Cologne, Germany, remote or Europe preferred I do custom electronics, robotics, and embedded software development - I specialize in quickly turning ideas into prototypes. I've built custom automation equipment f
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by Kliment 7y ago
Linkedin was always a predatory organization, and now they are empowered to do what they actually wanted to do without the risk of going bankrupt if they miscalculate. Github is also empowered to do what they actually wanted to do without t
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by Kliment 7y ago
It's a sad hack because you can't actually pay them for the thing you want to pay them for, so instead you have to pay for an unrelated product you don't necessarily need or want just to be able to reach a human.

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