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by ansible 5y ago
You can ssh in and run actual editors.
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by ansible 5y ago
They had a range extension trailer for the original Tesla roadster. I don't know how popular it was... The main issue with that is the total efficiency isn't that great. If you're not taking frequent long trips, than it seems
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by ansible 5y ago
The Prius Prime is the PHEV version, which is more expensive than the standard Prius. It has the same gas engine and nearly the same gasoline range as the standard Prius (it gets slightly lower MPG due to the increased weight). You're
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by ansible 5y ago
I'm real curious as to which hybrids you've been taking trips in. A gen 4 Prius can easily do 600 miles at highway speed. A gen 3 should be able to do at least 550 on a full tank. That's nearly 8 hours at 70mph. There's
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by ansible 5y ago
I've taken multiple long trips in my Toyota Prius, and never once had to pee in the bushes. 600 mile range on a single fill-up, but after driving for a few hours I'm usually ready for a 5 minute break. I totally get how cool EVs
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by ansible 5y ago
I depends on what you want. For the "full desktop experience" I sit in front of a 42in 4K TV, which isn't too portable. At other times, I am content with something small and handy (1.25kg). The keyboard on my Acer Chromebook
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by ansible 5y ago
It doesn't do any of that stuff, it is just for starting screen without having to type some options: https://gist.github.com/jamesgraves/c5a09ba209729a491600372f... I have a couple different machines I use on a re
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by ansible 5y ago
I was in the mood to get a "mobile workstation", and ended up buying an HP Omen gaming laptop, which had an i7, 16GB of RAM, and discrete GPU. The idea was to be able to run one or more VMs and do hardcore development. And maybe
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by ansible 5y ago
Certainly those channels have never been marketed as "a channel for white people" as an explicit statement. Just because they are channels for white people and white American culture doesn't change that.
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by ansible 5y ago
What's funny is that some form of utopia is / was within our grasp, and we deliberately turned our backs on it in the USA. A walkable city is far less organized than something like arcosanti, as they tend to grow organically. But
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by ansible 5y ago
That is actually quite a long time at the quantum scale.
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by ansible 5y ago
> True for what it is, but this is handled in the books. They literally don’t want our planet, they want our star. That's... an odd reason. There are plenty of stars out there, unless the aliens started out right next door (like
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by ansible 5y ago
So, full autonomous is... very hard. It is easy to get most of the way there, and then think you're nearly ready to ship a product. Staying on the road, obeying traffic laws, not hitting other cars, this is just the beginning. There
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by ansible 5y ago
After reading about quality issues for years and years about Teslas, I'm not rushing to buy one any time soon. Though I know many owners really love their cars. I see more than a few every commute to work.
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by ansible 5y ago
Amazing channel. While he does use some modern tools and techniques, he also spends time doing things the same way the craftsmen of the time did them. The ancients weren't stupid or primitive people. They were quite capable of quite
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by ansible 5y ago
Spanner paper: https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.c... It is designed from the ground-up to be globally distributed. Some other databases like FoundationDB (now owned and killed? by Apple) and
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by ansible 5y ago
It seems like people like writing emulators for fun, or to learn a particular architecture.
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by ansible 5y ago
More emulators listed here: https://riscv.org/exchange/software/ The most popular emulators are qemu and spike. There are even a few emulators written in Rust that aren't on the list: https://gith
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by ansible 5y ago
I live in an area of the country that has some of the very best environment in the entire world for growing crops. Length of seasons, rainfall, topsoil depth and quality, etc. The very best in the world, no hyperbole. And yet, due to this
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by ansible 5y ago
Just to be clear, I'm not saying this is at all the desired outcome, that the people who have been swindled out of their property lose all their money. I'm just predicting the likely outcome.
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by ansible 5y ago
> I have difficulties understanding this. I learned Basic ard 84 on a c64. I don't understand why anybody would learn it without access to any device. You don't understand my youthful obsession with computers? Or you don&#x27
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by ansible 5y ago
Yes, but the bank can afford more and better lawyers, so good luck getting them to eat the cost of the mortgage.
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by ansible 5y ago
While I don't mean to slight the front-end dev's dedication, there are more than a few of us who learned BASIC programming in the late 1970's and early 1980's... without access to any computing device at all. We would st
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by ansible 5y ago
Yes, I agree with all this. Generally speaking molecular nanotechnology will solve all the "intractable" problems we as a society face today: climate change, poverty, biological death from old age / disease / cancer, and
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by ansible 5y ago
The structure is the whole point. As I understand it, you can link together nearly arbitrary sequences of amino acids. But a random string of AAs will just result in a jumbled protein that doesn't do anything useful. Specific structur
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by ansible 5y ago
The goal all along has been to design proteins with a specific structure. This can be applied to just about any area of biology. You could design novel antigens to combat disease, and then easily mass-produce them. Or just inject the RNA
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by ansible 5y ago
> A multi-day race where riders can disregard stages will turn into a nightmarish competition of inhuman endurance. Well, people already do that too: https://www.runnersworld.com/news/a35885288/barkley-maratho
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by ansible 5y ago
Talked about in the video. The owner (lessee actually), messed up, and admits to the mistake.
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by ansible 5y ago
Just the other day I was having a nice little discussion with a stranger about drive exhaust in The Expanse universe. And it turns out that my initial position was likely very wrong. While there might be other SF boards where this kind of
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by ansible 5y ago
Coolest cooler was intended to address a perceived need. One that may still exist. What the world "needs", is an easy-to assemble frame that you can yourself integrate the functions you need. So if we made coolers to a standard si

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