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by amenghra 5y ago
True. Pricey but can be cheaper than having to rewire everything.
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by amenghra 5y ago
How about the charger talks to your oven, dryer, and other appliances so that you don’t need to budget the sum of everything in terms of amperage. Instead, your car can pause charging while your clothes are drying. This kind of stuff will o
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by amenghra 5y ago
Countries should have anticipated things and standardized EV charging 10+ years ago. It's not only the plug size, it's also enabling me + my neighbors chargers to communicate so we can optimize load on the electric grid. Standardi
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by amenghra 5y ago
It's not really apples to apples since you can get adapters for these chargers.
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by amenghra 5y ago
Greenery (python3) let’s you manipulate regular expressions and do things like compute intersections: https://github.com/qntm/greenery
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by amenghra 5y ago
If I had to guess: scientists want different sites to be able to cross-validate their findings. Ie there’s value in redundancy when it comes to fundamental research.
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by amenghra 5y ago
Right. Think about all the times you would answer “no” to “would you like to switch sides with your opponent right now?”, even as you are about to lose a few moves later.
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by amenghra 5y ago
Probably not: https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/78586/can-helium...
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by amenghra 5y ago
If only there were a header browsers could send. Perhaps something we could call Accept-Language?
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by amenghra 5y ago
obligatory: https://xkcd.com/195/ , https://xkcd.com/256/ , https://xkcd.com/802/
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by amenghra 5y ago
Noice. If I were still working in an office, I would 100% get one!
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by amenghra 5y ago
I used to bypass AtEase using MacBasic or something like that. Write a one liner to launch Finder, done. Compare AtEase to your iOS home screen. We have come full circle?
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by amenghra 5y ago
AtEase?
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by amenghra 6y ago
Mining is a race. If you have X seconds latency because you are millions of miles away, you’ll loose $Y over the long run. You can figure out the function which ties X and Y together.
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by amenghra 6y ago
My models have always been fairly simple with not too many levels of child entities. I contain all the logic for a given entity in a single class (where I hand write the code to update related entities). I do have to keep my fingers crossed
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by amenghra 6y ago
Inversible hash functions (such as murmur) are only related to cryptographically strong hash functions in that they share the words "hash function".
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by amenghra 6y ago
I solve Hibernate problems by using jOOQ instead. The migration more than paid off the couple times I did it.
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by amenghra 6y ago
Go & Java don't do reference counting. They have a GC instead.
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by amenghra 6y ago
But there are two high tides and two low tides a day. Why did it take a week? /s
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by amenghra 6y ago
If you want to read more about atomic clocks, this is a great post from 2005: http://leapsecond.com/great2005/tour/
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by amenghra 6y ago
"sorry, no ¯\_(ツ)_/¯." works wonders.
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by amenghra 6y ago
Love that 40hex was "raw" with little editorial (aS wELL aS pOSTS wITH iNVERTED cASE). E.g. XOR is a matamatical function that can be used to cifer and decifer data with the same key. Some of the code comments are pure go
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by amenghra 6y ago
A classic, been around since 1985. https://github.com/deadbits/Zines used to be an archive of tons of similar ezines, the repo has been disabled ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Some of the zines it used to have include HITB, PhineasFi
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by amenghra 6y ago
Ian's Shoelace Site https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/ is a classic. Discussed a few times here, including https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16454796 .
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by amenghra 6y ago
Nit: HMz in title looks like a typo. If anyone wants to fix.
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by amenghra 6y ago
> Still, I'd really like to see an article about how you set that up, especially if it targets smaller enterprise customers. https://github.com/square/sharkey
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by amenghra 6y ago
Page 19 of https://pagedout.institute/download/PagedOut_002_beta2.pdf has an artisanal QR code, enjoy!
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by amenghra 6y ago
It would have been more clear to adopt an arrow notation: mov a => b vs mov b <= a Then you could support both forms at the same time :)
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by amenghra 6y ago
I thought we had all agreed that "Chinese hackers" was the correct term to use /s.
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by amenghra 6y ago
There's probably 100x more cell towers than there are water plants. The impact of hacking a cell tower isn't direct loss of human life (granted, knowing off a large number of cell towers would be very disruptive). The answer to th

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