Kliment

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by Kliment 5y ago
There's two variants, if you didn't notice.
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by Kliment 5y ago
1% of Firefox users paying $20 per year would be more than enough.
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by Kliment 5y ago
Please take my goddamn money. Let me pay for the actual browser, with that money going to browser development. I'll do it. Many others will do it. But this ad and "partner" shit is frustrating and wrong.
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by Kliment 5y ago
Not empty, but significantly below what they could carry.
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by Kliment 5y ago
They have super high value cargo sitting at the remote port wanting to be moved. Loading empties takes time and pays little, so they profit optimize by not waiting for them to be loaded, and instead abandon them to clog the port so they can
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by Kliment 5y ago
Location: Germany Remote: Remote only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: electronics, part sourcing, PCB layout, hardware prototyping Email: kliment@0xfb.com Project/contract work only. I do electronics, end to end (design from idea
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by Kliment 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote only, based in Germany I do electronics, end to end (design from idea, part selection, layout, prototyping, testing, enclosure design). Lately I've been working mainly on adapting existing designs to the new reali
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by Kliment 5y ago
When I need this sort of schematic in Kicad I have the top-level be a "table of contents" page and everything else is below that. Works great, you can insert/delete pages at will and also you have a nice place to put docs abo
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by Kliment 5y ago
Looks like I was wrong on this - at least in the latest version of the PD2 standard it's not allowed to advertise any combination that exceeds the PDP. It's only in PD3 that devices are allowed to limit power in particular configu
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by Kliment 5y ago
China's internal EV market is enormous, and by any reasonable metric Chinese manufacturers are already "winning that race". Several major cities have fully electrified their bus and taxi fleets for example, and most of those
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by Kliment 5y ago
None of those cases are complicated - your SDF can be defined piecewise so you can have as many control points as you want. There's no fundamental difference between SDF and brep in terms of expressiveness - just breps define undirecte
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by Kliment 5y ago
You're almost correct here - if a device advertises a particular power rating, they need to provide the configurations you linked. But they are allowed to provide any arbitrary configuration beyond their marketable power rating. So con
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by Kliment 5y ago
With two arbitrary faces on the same axis (say z), at locations z1 and z2 and the shape of each face being represented by the functions a(x,y) and b(x,y), you can get a loft SDF L(x,y,z) between a and b by the following math (this is not co
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by Kliment 5y ago
A charger does not have to support any particular voltage/current combination. If a device requests a specific config (9V/2A) but the charger only provides 12V/1.5A with 5V/1.5A fallback, then the best the two can negoti
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by Kliment 5y ago
Possibly, but bookmarks are trash UX and I hate managing them. There are few vendors but they have millions of pages and the relevant data changes daily.
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by Kliment 5y ago
I have some limited background in this though it's not my main area of expertise. The vast majority of non-bacterial species that are subjected to severe evolutionary pressure go extinct. The main reason this happens is they cannot ada
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by Kliment 5y ago
Perovskite cell manufacturing is quite DIYable. There's been several experiments (lab-scale, not industry-scale) with making the lead-based perovskite film from waste with very minimal equipment. The main problem is toxicity, both to p
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by Kliment 5y ago
Yeah, that's a really promising material for both efficiency and manufacturing cost. It's unfortunate it's so toxic.
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by Kliment 5y ago
I know what you mean, and yeah unfortunately it doesn't work that way. I have js disabled on almost everything anyway, but having a way to pause js would indeed be delicious.
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by Kliment 5y ago
I do electronics. I keep my BOM entries as tabs, with a tab for each major component, its distributor page, and often its manufacturer page where the documentation lives. Different projects have their parts chunked together as bunches of ta
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by Kliment 5y ago
It is if you add Total Suspender.
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by Kliment 5y ago
There's a handful of horrible websites that use enormous amounts of CPU and memory. You don't need too many of those to drag a browser down. I am a thousands-of-tabs user (and yes it's an awesome productivity hack for a numbe
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by Kliment 5y ago
I use borg with rsync.net (and another host as a backup-backup). Works on linux. Backs up what I tell it to, I can mount any historical backup as a filesystem and copy stuff over. Uses encryption, is open source. You can point it to multipl
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by Kliment 5y ago
That's the thing. The stress of lockdown is causing its own population-level problems which are getting mixed in with this. That doesn't make the stress-related problems any less real, nor does it make the actual post-covid compli
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by Kliment 5y ago
This is something that's hard to talk about because it's both painful for patients to hear, and legitimately controversial due to shortage of data. There doesn't seem to be a syndrome here. There's a handful of different
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by Kliment 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote only, based in Europe I do electronics, end to end (design from idea, part selection, layout, prototyping, testing, enclosure design). Lately I've been working mainly on adapting existing designs to the new realit
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by Kliment 5y ago
I've spoken to suppliers who had 9 month payment terms to automotive (and other transport, train manufacturers are just as bad) customers. The law change in the EU was triggered by exactly such excessive contract terms. They're st
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by Kliment 5y ago
That's not the issue here. The issue is automotive are capricious, nasty customers. They know they're a big contract so they dictate disgusting terms, like 9 month payment terms and extremely strict delivery windows and changing d
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by Kliment 5y ago
Apparently they're on 1.34, on the latest-but-one nixos stable, and can't upgrade to latest nixos stable because of an unrelated openldap issue. That's not on you. I talked to the room admin and apparently when they create a
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by Kliment 5y ago
Thanks for explaining this to me. I really appreciate it! Where I'm coming from is getting dumped out of a room that switched to spaces, and the room's server's admin telling me they got an error message that my homeserver do

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