adammunich

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by adammunich 6y ago
I'd love to put lithium batteries in one of these old scooters.
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by adammunich 6y ago
This is the biggest news of the decade.
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by adammunich 6y ago
Fines are part of their business expenses
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by adammunich 6y ago
It really is almost useless, there's not really a way to get useful 3D models out anymore.
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by adammunich 6y ago
China
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by adammunich 6y ago
This seems absolutely important
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by adammunich 6y ago
Reply to his email now?
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by adammunich 6y ago
Radium paint was very very expensive, I'd wager it's just a regular phosphorescent paint.
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by adammunich 6y ago
It's still very radioactive and putting new silver-activated zinc sulphide phosphor on the dials (a risky proposition) will make it glow again.
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by adammunich 6y ago
It's really hard to comprehend just how much heat a reactor can make from decay alone. Like... boiling a hot tub in only a minute.
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by adammunich 6y ago
"we support housing, just not in our neighborhood"
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by adammunich 6y ago
Processing uranium ore by the ton, a few grams per ton! Yes, she did bring it back in her purse. As well she would keep a vial as a pocket toy to show off at parties (it ionizes the air and glows blue). Her textbooks are still very radioact
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by adammunich 6y ago
Half the battle is hardware, who's going to make the computers that will run in Alaska, and Mexico, for 20+ years?
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by adammunich 6y ago
Yeah I'd love to hear some stories too!
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by adammunich 6y ago
It probably will be something stupid like the e-bart transfer in Antioch is
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by adammunich 6y ago
With every lithium-sulfur battery I've come across you need to have a lot of steel clamping plates together because they expand so much when charging, and will otherwise delaminate. So ultimately they become the same mass. This include
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by adammunich 6y ago
This is a really neat idea
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by adammunich 6y ago
Won't this just encourage China to make their own system like they're doing with computer chips now?
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by adammunich 6y ago
It's about owning the libs... righteous indignation
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by adammunich 6y ago
Are wires about to get cheaper?
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by adammunich 6y ago
In Russia the government set up a process to have people freed from contracts during the pandemic, using this legal concept.
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by adammunich 6y ago
Some companies collected those loans and still didn't pay employees. I've seen this unfold personally too and it has really shaken my respect for American businessmen...
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by adammunich 6y ago
Can you provide an example? Last I checked white light lasers were $16,000
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by adammunich 6y ago
Can they really trademark the name of an element? That seems absurd.
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by adammunich 6y ago
This is a curious thought, can you explain further?
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by adammunich 6y ago
Why not fabric?
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by adammunich 6y ago
A lot of people still use gas for hot water heating in the northern USA. Electric hot water heaters often use too much power for them to be replaced. Some sort of battery-powered heater might help here.
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by adammunich 6y ago
Really, I need to hear this!
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by adammunich 6y ago
Go out on the street and talk to some young folks in Oakland, Richmond, Los Angeles... You won't find their story in some academic journal or news article.
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by adammunich 6y ago
Never heard one person planning on selling to major food buyers. Everyone knows that's a losing game. Farmers markets and co-ops give much better prices. It's not about money though. The motivations are to get away from money actu

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