Yaggo

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by Yaggo 6y ago
That's an excellent example of those seemingly minor but annoying issues which seems to be hard to get right without a complete control of the software-protocol-hardware stack (like Apple has). Also, that's the reason many are mor
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by Yaggo 6y ago
Not only the name, but also the C-like syntax was borrowed from Java because of marketing reasons, despite the semantics were inspired by quite different languages such as Scheme and Self. What a pity!
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by Yaggo 6y ago
It’s totally absurd that US can kidnap random people outside their country.
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by Yaggo 6y ago
Easily. 4G is our household’s only connection, no other options in countryside. 3 kids + Netflix, etc. One SIM card is our Wi-Fi network’s gateway, another I put on my Tesla. One in my phone.
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by Yaggo 6y ago
A Finn here. I regularly use more than 300 GB of mobile data per month. I pay 35 eur/month for unlimited data, including three SIM cards (Saunalahti MultiSIM). Makes roughly 10 cents per gig.
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by Yaggo 6y ago
Tesla Model 3 SR+ were originally sold without rear seat heating. Later it became possible to enable it for a fee, via the Tesla app. Few clicks and voilá, suddenly you have rear seat heating. So every car already had the hardware, obviousl
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by Yaggo 6y ago
No hydro or nuclear.
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by Yaggo 6y ago
Sounds just like a great cost-effective "hack" that Elon's company would use. It's just an UI, a perfect fit for browser/javascript solution. (I don't mean "hack" in negative sense, but just doing thi
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by Yaggo 6y ago
It makes production builds for legacy browsers (such as IE11). Only during development is modern browser required. https://www.snowpack.dev/#legacy-browser-support
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by Yaggo 6y ago
Safari and Edge also support ES modules. https://caniuse.com/#feat=es6-module
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by Yaggo 7y ago
Thanks, that's golden!
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by Yaggo 7y ago
Air-to-air heat pumps are really common. No new houses are built relying on direct (resistive) heating, at least they have water circulation under floor so you can later upgrade to alternative heat sources.
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by Yaggo 7y ago
Europe is broad definition. E.g in Nordic countries tri-phase is ubiquitous, but that’s not true for whole continent, as there is lot of variance by country.
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by Yaggo 7y ago
> Actual price of electricity is negligible, around 4-6 cent/kWh. There is really very little wiggle room here. That's the average energy price, and what typically pay if you have fixed pricing per kWh, but there is lot of vari
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by Yaggo 7y ago
In the Nordic electricity market the hourly kWh price is negotiated one day in advance, i.e. I can check today what will be the kWh price for each hour tomorrow. I've chosen a pricing model market price + fixed margin , so in theory
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by Yaggo 7y ago
750 euro? I think you misread. Electricity for SR+ would cost less than 100 EUR per month, 300 EUR is my current gas cost for Prius. I live in countryside, so there is no practical alternative transport options available. Moved from a city
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by Yaggo 7y ago
I came to same conclusion as an European (Finn). As my Prius is approaching ten years age, I'm going to retire it and get new primary car. I calculated that new Corolla Hybrid with best trim + gas for 5 years will cost roughly the same
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by Yaggo 7y ago
Does Japan have custom duties for imported cars? (I don't watch videos.) I'm European and in market for buying an American car. It came as surprise for me that the price of Tesla includes several thousands euros of extra import ta
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by Yaggo 8y ago
Yeah, I think it's more a cultural problem than technical limitation of email system. Even many technical users nowadays lack email skills.
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by Yaggo 8y ago
As a former coffeescript fan, doesn’t the extra “clutter” in typescript syntax bother you? I like CS very much myself. While I can see the benefit of having type system (in certain projects), I just can’t get over the aesthetic/syntax
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by Yaggo 8y ago
Model 3 weights 1600...1800 kg (SR/LR), not much more than similar spec'd ICE car.
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by Yaggo 8y ago
European here. My next car will be electric, likely a Tesla. The dieselgate is the reason why I'm not even considering Volkswagen's upcoming 'ID' family of electric cars. I've similar feeling about the whole traditi
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by Yaggo 8y ago
> which implies air conditioning uses the equivalent of 176 gallons of gas per year. Yes, cars do produce more CO2 than air conditioning, but in the context of CO2 emissions, you can't just compare "equivalent of gas gallons&qu
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by Yaggo 8y ago
Yeah, I guess the logic goes that a group of aero engineers know better than average pilot, who may make bad choices under stress (panic).
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by Yaggo 8y ago
Same here. But, I'm not sure if the concept of "full manual" is anymore relevant with modern passenger jets. Are they even flyable without any computer intervention or too unstable / have too complex flying charasteristi
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by Yaggo 8y ago
Is it basically a phased array antenna? (for relatively low frequencies)
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by Yaggo 8y ago
You know that there are vegan athletics, even bodybuilders? Just google for e.g. "famous vegan bodybuilders".
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by Yaggo 8y ago
Properly made "web application" doesn't have to break the web. It can be curled, links work, back button works, etc. You just don't get any interactivity (besides links) without javascript, but it still works as browseab
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by Yaggo 8y ago
> [...] I could look around the picture by tilting my phone. When the fsck did this become a feature? Why did nothing ask me if I was ok giving Facebook access to my hardware? To be precice, by using the device orientation API offered by
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by Yaggo 8y ago
> Alkaline AA batteries are one of the most common battery types [...] Is this really true anymore? I use almost exclusively rechargeable batteries (NiMH & Li-ion & LiFePO4) our my household. Only very low power devices such as c

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