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by SigmundA 3y ago
>They have the limitation that they are additive-only, you can't mutate existing source .Net has System.CodeDom which can load existing source code and mutate it.
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by SigmundA 3y ago
Just being able to text and send location would be huge for emergency communications and letting people know you are ok. This will probably completely replace sat based communicators like Garmin inReach.
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Mechanical transmission are in the high 90's percent efficient at highway speed, almost no losses. Diesel Electric transmissions in trains are in the 80's percent efficient range, double conversion from mechanical to electrical ba
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by SigmundA 3y ago
Not surprising, the commercial version of the ISB in question only goes up to 360hp rating, usually they run 300 or 340 hp. The commercial versions all have SCR (Urea Injection) along with DPF an EGR. In the pickup it's rated 400 hp. I
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by SigmundA 3y ago
Neat design but not a bicycle, its a motorcycle that looks like a penny farthing, no pedals only a throttle.
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I always like it in space simulation games when you can visit them: https://elite-dangerous.fandom.com/wiki/Voyager_1
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Yeah seems like a caching issue where the cache isn't properly segmented by user.
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by SigmundA 3y ago
Well one of the bugs was the very small corner of the chest poked through the ground and at the right angle you could loot it without no clip.
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by SigmundA 3y ago
Its actually difficult to for a "regulator" to do what battery does, the battery can output significant surge as needed and its resistance drops as voltage rises absorbing large spikes without issue. In the Cybertruck there would
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by SigmundA 3y ago
Normally the battery is the regulator it serves to buffer inrush loads and absorb spikes.
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As mentioned in the 42v article they went with that due to 48v nominal being too close to 60v max on alternator/fully charged which is the limit shock hazard. Not sure what chemistry/cell count will be for the 48v battery (which I
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by SigmundA 3y ago
Remember a fully charged lithium battery with nominal 48v can be close to 60v just like 12v in your car is actually closer to 14v.
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by SigmundA 3y ago
I would prefer relational databases just have a compound hierarchal data type that can contain all the types it supports. Json is so anemic on types. This way it can efficiently store numbers , dates, uuids or raw binary etc. and should rea
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by SigmundA 3y ago
They have them, they are called inverter-chargers. I recommend Victron or Magnum for quality with UPS grade switchover. I keep wanting to do a Victron 3000 12v for a critical loads in my house (fridge, lights, outlets) to use with some spar
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by SigmundA 3y ago
The satire is so good, pausing at that right time reveals a billboard for: > Angstipan - It Cures Emotions! - Americas favorite dissociative. With a depiction of a pill hugging a bad emotion I think. Then there is the old guy watering hi
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by SigmundA 3y ago
Sure, the whole thing is compressing Florida into a island, the mountains in the northwest sort of representing north GA / west NC I guess.
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The mo-cap looks much better to me.
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Well the leaked maps show a "St Joseph Marina" roughly where a St Petersburgh should be, although it shows mountains in Pasco...
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by SigmundA 3y ago
Their satire is always spot on. It has to have some version of Mar-a-lago and all that comes with it I hope. The possibilities for the space coast and Tesla satire are endless as well.
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These are not DC power supplies, thats whats inside the car, a boost DC power supply converting 240v AC to 400v or 800v DC, thats what regulates current and voltage to the batteries. If the AC "charger" attempted to regulate curre
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>When you say "Obviously" do you mean what things are like, or do you mean what things should be like? I mean thats what things are like based on previous Supreme Court rulings [1]. You have no privacy or expectation of privacy
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Seems great to allow it through monitored devices for free, you might gather more evidence this way and convict others. That is do everything possible to prevent smuggled non monitored devices so that the only communication is through sanct
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by SigmundA 3y ago
Diesel electric drive are only around 80% efficient while a mechanical transmission is 95%+. It is a misconception that trains use them for efficiency, trains get their efficiency from low rolling resistance from steel wheels on steel track
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by SigmundA 3y ago
CEO of Brawndo: "The stock has dropped to zero and the computer did that auto-layoff thing to everybody!"
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by SigmundA 3y ago
A Jeep can have over 100:1 gear ratio in low range with torque converter and transmission and axles, its can put 20,000 to 30,000 lbs/ft to the wheels a quad motor Rivian is a fixed 12.6:1 gear ratio so 11440.8 lbs/ft to the wheel
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by SigmundA 3y ago
I posted below but you cannot fully simulate a locker with independent motors. The quad motor Rivian is actually inferior to the dual motor for rock crawling due to this. The quad motor Rivian produces 908 lbs/ft of torque which means
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by SigmundA 3y ago
Yeah just need larger motors that can put out more torque which adds more cost and weight. Or you can have a way to connect each side with a locker or a single larger motor with brake locker control like dual motor vs quad motor Rivian&#x27
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It's not about turning at the same pace, the side that has no traction cannot send its torque to the side that does without a mechanical connection. Each wheel is limited to the maximum torque of a single motor vs torque being sent to
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by SigmundA 3y ago
Looks like the Tesla has an open diff with poor brake lock diff control, I think the lighting has an option for a locking rear diff wonder if they were using it, looks like it. Interesting thing about the Rivian quad motor version is while
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by SigmundA 3y ago
Was very interested to see what Amazon could do with healthcare, looking at the page the first thing that popped in my head: https://scifiinterfaces.com/2018/10/12/st-gods-intake/

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