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by Sinidir 4y ago
Its not bunk. People are comparing two widely different things and not understanding the difference. The price of $150 is capacity of a battery. If i want a battery that can store 4 kwh i pay $600. The other number referencing $55/MWh
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by Sinidir 4y ago
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S187661021... This is a nice paper on the different fuel cycles of hydrogen ammonia and methyl. Roundtrip efficiencies for hydrogen and ammonia are both at ab
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by Sinidir 4y ago
How does the whitespace hurt readability when basically every styleguide and linter in other languages indents code blocks?
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by Sinidir 4y ago
Where are you getting that 20% number from? https://www.irena.org/-/media/Files/IRENA/Agency/Publication... https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/engineering/round-trip-...
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by Sinidir 4y ago
How much did you sleep before. I'm reading these kinds of threads and finding lots of similarities with my life. I generally sleep 10 hours a day and have trouble getting out of bed.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
I read the title as "Writing a single player game" and was utterly confused by this comment. Damn you brain!
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by Sinidir 4y ago
Huh? Natural Selection was insanely fun for me. Either as player or commander. Only reason i stopped playing was because the community shrank too much after a while. Most matches felt nicely balanced and enjoyable even if i lost.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
Natural Selection 1/2 is literally this. Space Marines vs Aliens and you have a commander and can build building, research tech, etc.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
This is kind of similar to what made Natural Selection 1/2 so fun as game. It was Space marines vs Aliens, but you also had a commander who could build a base and drop items. You had to defend resource extractors and advance your tech.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
General Question for people who do these tiny projects, which might make some money. Do you register a company for this? How do you deal with taxes if you made a small amount of money from them?
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by Sinidir 4y ago
I always wondered how hard it would be to have a simple inline feature for your editor to expand small function code on demand. 1. Statically for known function calls 2. For dynamic dispatch /pattern matching, run a test , record the
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by Sinidir 4y ago
How can you offer these prices? a 2GB ram 1 cpu app costs $2.87 approxmately a month. Thats a way lower than any vps provider yet you offer a managed solution which should add to the cost.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
use nitter.net instead.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
Its actually around 70-80% efficient depending on method. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrolysis_of_water#Efficien... Not that this changes the picture of hydrogen powered personal vehicles. Still the only viable o
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by Sinidir 4y ago
Any tips for starting self-employment? Always dreamed of doing that, atleast for a while. But trying to find clients seems the most daunting. Also can you give some insight into your work schedule and coordinating that with clients(in terms
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by Sinidir 4y ago
Where did he make the claim that you should unconditionally not run go in production?
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by Sinidir 4y ago
That is hilarious.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
How does switching to a german keyboard add about 230 bucks to the price ????
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by Sinidir 5y ago
My dream is to build some kind of app to actually give a resonable noise estimate of a place and warn against potential problems. I also struggle a lot with noise pollution. Shity neighbours, random building noises in the dead of night, Bus
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by Sinidir 5y ago
Huh. I never considered text alignment like that. Mind => Blown.
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by Sinidir 5y ago
Bingo!
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by Sinidir 5y ago
atoms are containers that require no coordination so its a simple Compare and swap. There are Refs that require transactions and change of multiple Refs is coordinated in these transactions. WIth that Clojure has an implementation of Softwa
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by Sinidir 5y ago
Creation of new versions of datastructures are done in log32(N) time in clojure. The performance even for frequent updates is fine.
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by Sinidir 5y ago
"When a functional update on a child structure occurs, the mediator is updated with the reference to the new child. But all the parents still point at the same mediator". This is literally atoms in clojure.
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by Sinidir 5y ago
Yeah his claims about good and bad are too unconditional and generic. He always looks at it from his specific vantage point and then declares something categorically bad which ticks me off cause its so dogmatic and lacking of contextuality.
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by Sinidir 5y ago
No he didn't. The article specifically talks about using Haskell for machine learning and natural language programming.
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by Sinidir 5y ago
The blog site keeps randomly scrolling by itself when i ahve darkreader on.
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by Sinidir 5y ago
"I only believe in quotes that i doctored myself" dang.
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by Sinidir 5y ago
Or you start cooking meth.
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by Sinidir 5y ago
This will never cease to produce laughter in me :)

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