bbojan

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by bbojan 5y ago
There is a waste ink pad that is user replaceable. I believe it's around 20 bucks for the original, or you can get one from AliExpress for 1/10th of that.
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by bbojan 5y ago
Ten days, to be more exact.
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by bbojan 5y ago
You sir are a hacker at heart!
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by bbojan 5y ago
A long time ago I was reading a text on burnout, and one factor that stood out was lack of closure. Think of an architect - they design a building, deliver blueprints and the building gets built. They're done. They can drive by the bui
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by bbojan 5y ago
But the current technology can be improved at least 100x (fast fission) to 10000x (breeders).
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by bbojan 5y ago
Is that so? I thought that for asymmetric airfoil, zero angle of attack is by definition the angle where it creates no lift. So, tautologically, if it's creating lift a (positive) angle of attack is required.
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by bbojan 5y ago
Mapping dot and Enter to thumb keys on an ergonomic keyboard does wonders in combination with this. I actually have both mapped to the same key (in different layers). If your IDE is good at predicting which class member you will type, it ca
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by bbojan 5y ago
But to do that, you often have to navigate through thousands of lines, and you use the keyboard for that, too.
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by bbojan 5y ago
No one managed to successfully build a sodium fast reactor so far. We'll see how they do but I'm sceptical. My layman opinion is that the money would have been better invested in some of the new molten salt designs.
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by bbojan 5y ago
"Nuclear power" is a broad term, although it's mostly used to mean light water reactors. Some of the newer designs (eg. salt reactors) can actually respond to load changes pretty quickly, on the order of tens of seconds if my
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by bbojan 5y ago
Legartis (legartis.ai) | Front-end engineer, full-stack engineer | Zurich or Lisbon | Full time | VISA | ONSITE We are Legartis, a LegalTech startup that changes the way contracts are analyzed today. Our SaaS solution uses AI to review cont
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by bbojan 5y ago
This won't do anything to help ocean acidification for example.
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by bbojan 5y ago
They probably meant that the Earth is closer to the Sun during Northern winter, and further during the Northern summer.
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by bbojan 5y ago
I don't think it was a movie, but Narcos the series.
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by bbojan 5y ago
I believe the whole airplane needs to be replaced after BRS use.
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by bbojan 5y ago
> The answer was in my original comment: It's expensive to write one, and while you may read cover letters, you are in a minority, and a job applicant has no way of telling which camp you're in. Why is it expensive? You can wri
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by bbojan 5y ago
I wouldn't disambiguate AWS (should be pretty obvious what it is to people reading the resume), but if you feel it's needed, you can do it only once in the document. Otherwise a very clean, short resume - I would say in the 80th p
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by bbojan 5y ago
I'm a hiring manager and I always read cover letters. For me, they are your opportunity to clarify some things in your resume and point how relevant they are to the position you're applying for. This is actually a win for the cand
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by bbojan 5y ago
Legartis (legartis.ai) | Front-end engineer, full-stack engineer | Zurich or Lisbon | Full time | VISA | ONSITE We are Legartis, a LegalTech startup that changes the way contracts are analyzed today. Our SaaS solution uses AI to review cont
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by bbojan 5y ago
I believe it has (had) more to do with unavailability of financing. So you save enough money to build the ground floor, the leave it unfinished until you have enough money to build the upper floor, the wait again until you have enough to cl
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by bbojan 5y ago
Due to temporary limitations as the constellation is still incomplete. Otherwise, it will be perfect for boats.
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by bbojan 5y ago
Release early, release often?
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by bbojan 6y ago
Do you know of any other place that has quotas on alcohol consumption?
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by bbojan 6y ago
I have the same issue with the ErgodoxEZ (I have small hands) - most of the thumb keys are too far, so I use the lowest index finger keys in their place. I'm looking into Kyria as an alternative.
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by bbojan 6y ago
How/where did you get the custom key labels? Dye sublimation?
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by bbojan 6y ago
Rustonscript :-)
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by bbojan 6y ago
What is "cancer industry"?
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by bbojan 6y ago
>> The neural net outputs the moves that are most likely to be strong moves, and Stockfish will only consider those moves. I don't think this is correct. According to the article, they are only using the neural network for evalua
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by bbojan 6y ago
I always thought they recorded this scene by having the camera pointed to a mirror the whole time (at a slight angle of course, so it's not in the frame). Turns out the effect was much more complicated to film than that.
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by bbojan 6y ago
The fact that bacteria and archea have a chemically different cell membrane strongly suggest that it evolved twice, and therefore their original ancestor didn't have one at all.

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