andreareina

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by andreareina 1y ago
Get a bike ;)
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by andreareina 1y ago
Went looking for and could not find an example of the generated test payloads.
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by andreareina 1y ago
GP is asking for the non sketchy way, that lets them use their outlets etc. Which is not trivial because if you still want to be connected to the grid you need to make sure you don't feed power back into it when it's not expected,
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by andreareina 1y ago
I'm a mid-packer in the triathlons I participate in, so pretty fit. I definitely notice the energy difference between having eaten breakfast or not, in the everyday (non-training) context. It's not a hunger thing (I'd miss br
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by andreareina 1y ago
It's not entirely clear, above the "What is the EUPL" headline are links to the license text in each language.
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by andreareina 1y ago
I'm getting a 403 https://web.archive.org/web/20250926012745/https://mjg59.dre...
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by andreareina 1y ago
There are languages specifically for writing configs. Like dhall https://dhall-lang.org/
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by andreareina 1y ago
The normal file doesn't look that normal
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by andreareina 1y ago
Norman doors are still the bane of me.
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by andreareina 1y ago
Because parentheticals—as aside, explanation, enumeration—aren't taught and we are left to learn them by example, and not many people care enough about writing style to pick up on them and want to use them. Ask most people who don&#x27
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by andreareina 1y ago
I could swear I recently used a markdown-like input that would convert three hyphen-minus into an emdash. Jira?
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by andreareina 1y ago
N.B. This is a supermassive black hole without a galaxy, not a naked singularity. The cosmic censorship hypothesis is still safe.
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by andreareina 1y ago
Images partially load and then turn into placeholders
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by andreareina 1y ago
Flickr did it in 2014, same year as the comic. Unfortunately the service is down and they didn't include a screenshot of it working. https://code.flickr.net/2014/10/20/introducing-flickr-park-o...
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by andreareina 1y ago
You can't compare the straight percentage, a 98% filter lets through twice as much as a 99% filter.
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by andreareina 1y ago
I love it. I kinda want it to be implemented as a LFSR though that would likely cost more in parts and power. The fixed tick interval isn't as bad as I thought it would be.
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by andreareina 1y ago
It's been in widespread use for a while at this point so in practice probably not. I imagine the authentication keys to present as a card are very tightly controlled and not just anyone can become a provider.
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by andreareina 1y ago
403. Are Singapore IPs being geoblocked as well?
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by andreareina 1y ago
The way that Sean Carroll says it is something along the lines of, the fundamental physics governing everyday life are understood. That is to say, we can solve for what an electron, proton, etc (or a collection of maybe a few dozen) are
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by andreareina 1y ago
Not even close. They probably take the estimated fat-free mass (which comes with huge error bars), run it through something like the Katch–McArdle/Cunningham formula, which has IIRC something on the order of a 200 kcal stddev. Re other
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by andreareina 1y ago
Further speculation: there's something that's working in n² time
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by andreareina 1y ago
I think those batteries have their own BMSs, plus casing etc, that adds to the cost. The story as I can understand it is about being able to swap out individual cells which won't have those overheads.
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by andreareina 1y ago
What would you like to see beyond what you can already do, i.e. buy a bike (or frameset, wheelset, groupset) and conversion kit?
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by andreareina 1y ago
Did your controller only have one power setting?
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by andreareina 1y ago
Cardiomyopathy has a base rate in the study population of 0.3%, 0.06% for sudden cardiac arrest. No mention of test sensitivity/specificity, adverse effects of whatever treatments, etc.
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by andreareina 1y ago
https://archive.is/20250819195639/https://www.nytimes.com/20...
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by andreareina 1y ago
I'm an average-sized male using correct for me 40 cm (center-to-center) bars and I have my brake/shift levers marginally turned in for comfort, they're already 28 cm inside-to-inside, and so not permitted by the UCI. Smaller
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by andreareina 1y ago
https://archive.is/20250731232051/https://www.newyorker.com/...
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by andreareina 1y ago
I wonder how much of the simulators not working is due to these circuits taking advantage of parasitics. IIRC the original joule thief circuit doesn't have a capacitor despite one being required for boost circuits; physical components
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by andreareina 1y ago
Good article, crap clickbait headline. S as usual Betteridge's law of headlines applies.

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