alright2565

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by alright2565 1y ago
This is the precise recipe I followed: https://web.archive.org/web/20240408162605/https://www.compl... There was never any risk of any of those things, and if anything the diet proves out the quality of
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by alright2565 1y ago
I lived off $2/day in food for a few years in the US. Oat flour, protein powder, oil, and a multivitamin. My approach was a little more engineered than most people's would be, but definitely possible if maybe you expanded it to $3
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by alright2565 1y ago
x_forwarded_for = headers.get("X-Forwarded-For") if x_forwarded_for is None: x_forwarded_for = ipaddress.IPv4Address._string_from_ip_int( randint(0, MAX_IPV4) ) lol
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by alright2565 1y ago
Water heaters have different temperature settings that are supposed to be adjusted depending on the occupants of a building in order to avoid scalding. The old water heater was probably set to 110°F or something, and the new one to 140°F.
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by alright2565 2y ago
It would be really easy. I'm not sure why the author has gone through so much effort to hide what filter this is, but I'm assuming J2 is the blower power output and J3 is touchpad controls. I've done exactly this on my own ai
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by alright2565 2y ago
Through incredible human ingenuity, we have convinced the two most abundant elements in the earth's crust to give us free energy. Once they are no longer effective, after several decades of service, we put them back in the earth where
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by alright2565 2y ago
> To transfer money to a broker, I need to pay around $5 in transfer fees via ACH or wire I suggest switching to a better bank. This is unreasonable, my ACH transfers are free. > I want to change the custody of my stock market assets
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by alright2565 2y ago
It's pretty simple: sorting through the data to determine which 90% is crap is more expensive and uses more of our scarce resources than just storing it all.
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by alright2565 2y ago
a=0 at cruise. you're thinking of the drag equation, where force is proportional to velocity squared.
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by alright2565 2y ago
This website is a good starting point: https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?pages/Rev... Click on the magnifying glass with an "A" to get to the advanced search to be able to filter by pric
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by alright2565 2y ago
I've never heard of these before, so thank you for making me aware of them, they are very cool. Unfortunately I'm unable to find any examples of them used outside of voltage-multiplying circuits in obsolete electronics.
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by alright2565 2y ago
> the transformer in SMPS other than it's size which is due to the high frequency There absolutely is. The core material is not iron, it is a material specifically engineered for the purpose. There's a very specific size gap be
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by alright2565 2y ago
There's no way a router in 2024 is using a big iron transformer. They're too expensive. It'll be a switch mode power supply, where the power is rectified, converted to high-frequency AC (50-200 kHz), then sent through a certa
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by alright2565 2y ago
Even if the claimant's sheet music is used, how do they know that it is their sheet music specifically, and not someone else's transcription of the same music? They could include "paper towns" in the music, but that&#x27
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by alright2565 2y ago
fyi, "forbes.com/sites" is just some blogging platform. In this case, it's mostly right, but the original source is https://food.ec.europa.eu/food-safety/eu-agri-food-fraud-net...
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by alright2565 2y ago
> Unlike most defense companies, we don’t wait for our customers to tell us what they need. We identify problems, privately fund our R&D and sell finished products off the shelf. The idea is to be more like Microsoft or SpaceX. The g
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by alright2565 2y ago
It's so low traffic that you don't want to pay the minimum $35/mo for a PostgreSQL instance on AWS maybe. Or you're required by policy to have a single-tenant architecture, but a full always-on database server would be o
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by alright2565 2y ago
Think of this more of as public service than a job, with the cash prize being there to generate media excitement. I'll still pick up litter when I'm walking through a rich neighborhood, even though those people have groundskeepers
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by alright2565 2y ago
It's only PM2.5 deaths because those are un-debatable. Far more will die due to other kinds of pollution it emits, and an unknowable number will die due to the effects of climate change caused by CO2 emissions.
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by alright2565 2y ago
Coal plants have killed a minimum of 500k people over the past 20 years[1]. It's not an accident in that case, it's known and planned for (or at least easily predicted enough that it should have been). But when a few hundred peopl
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by alright2565 2y ago
1000lbs is not a lot of weight. It's the weight of 5 average american men, which I would expect every sedan to handle just fine.
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by alright2565 2y ago
I'm not sure if this applies to smaller parts like this, but traditional aerospace suppliers are allergic to iteration. Everything must work the first time. You can see this in how many rockets SpaceX has blown up vs. how many ULA has
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by alright2565 2y ago
IMO the biggest thing is the auto-dimension tool. Instead of remembering 10 different keyboard shortcuts or constantly having to click on the toolbar, I just need to remember a single shortcut.
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by alright2565 2y ago
Agreed with 2 in general, and it frustrates me endlessly, but github offers & encourages TOTP & U2F authentication which are privacy-preserving.
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by alright2565 2y ago
Of course you can. Just take a cue from the standard physical throttle design: https://i.imgur.com/mK0vYth.png Now there's no such concept as a ganged/unganged state. You move the middle (which has the larger area
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by alright2565 2y ago
No, it isn't? The unpublish document describes the options that users of NPM have to remove packages themselves. It was created after some situation where someone unpublished an important package. A whole different set of terms governs
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by alright2565 2y ago
> that many people do not actually want this? The concept of supply & demand shows people obviously do want this, given that the cost of living in that walkable city and in walkable places is so high. The real reason? Americans becom
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by alright2565 2y ago
This is why I keep uMatrix around still https://i.imgur.com/9MYqLvj.png I can quickly disable XHR to confirm websites don't do anything server-side when I don't expect them to.
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by alright2565 2y ago
Sorry, I'm talking hypothetically about how this would be designed, not in the context of your specific timeframe! > "is my specialized datastore gonna be faster than Redis" Absolutely! With how efficient this code would b
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by alright2565 2y ago
> there's not a great story for adding a second machine if the first one can't handle the load I mean this is basically your redis situation right? Just with a very specialized "redis". You could scale this out, even

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