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by binbag 4y ago
I've done college, undergrad, and post-grad to PhD in EEE and they always define current as positive charge flow rather then electron flow.
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making sweet computer music: ableton vs reason(phulp.bearblog.dev)
2 points by binbag 4y ago|0 comments
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by binbag 4y ago
Easy - definitely Quakenet IRC back in the heyday of Quake 3 and Unreal Tournament. A feeling of community and comedy that nothing online has come close to for me since.
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by binbag 4y ago
Doesn't seem to work in Edge.
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by binbag 4y ago
Very impressive!
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by binbag 4y ago
How about the Red Pitaya? https://redpitaya.com/
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Solving the rock-hard problem of nuclear waste disposal(arstechnica.com)
19 points by binbag 4y ago|1 comments
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by binbag 4y ago
Great, I've got one of those too. It doesn't mean you can't bullshit.
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by binbag 4y ago
Haha, exactly
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by binbag 4y ago
Coder philosophy drivel has truly ascended to the level of high art.
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by binbag 4y ago
It's Cthulu.
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by binbag 4y ago
Nice collection of very selective points. To respond to just a few: So if something is complex we shouldn't or can't build it? OK. I hope you aren't an engineer. Energy is needed to perform electrolysis to create hydrogen. Wh
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by binbag 4y ago
So what? It's been a good idea for a hundred years. That doesn't mean it's simple to engineer in practice, but nor does it mean it's a poor idea that can't be achieved.
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by binbag 4y ago
No, that is not the right conclusion.
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by binbag 4y ago
Many of the replies to this think I was making a flippant comment. To clarify, like many people I take antidepressants and I find they do help me get on with things. If someone says depression isn't about brain chemistry I'm wonde
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by binbag 4y ago
What's the alternative explanation?
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by binbag 4y ago
The title is written in a clickbait format. So I had to point it out.
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by binbag 4y ago
Are you joking?
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by binbag 4y ago
No info was sent.
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by binbag 4y ago
But isn't the point that if you want to electrify more industry while eliminating thermal power generation then you will need massive energy storage to cover the gaps in real time energy supply from renewables..? If you rush and do wha
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by binbag 4y ago
It depends on the nature of your company, customers, and staff. We went with M365 because outlook is far and away the best and most professional email client, we need to be able to collaborate live on documents, teams allows built in presen
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by binbag 4y ago
I enjoy high quality audio, but I use my phone. If you get a Quboz or Tidal 24/96 subscription then as long as you take care of the DAC and speakers/headphones you've got a great chain. Rather then buying a Sony digital audio
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by binbag 4y ago
> 82% of people who suffer from blood clots, sat for a significantly greater amount of time than the remaining 18%. What? So of the group, who all had blood clots, a load of them sat more than the others? I'm struggling to draw a f
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by binbag 4y ago
The amount of basic grammar errors in the article forced me to stop reading. Can't take it seriously.
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by binbag 4y ago
75% is an awfully round number for efficiency!
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by binbag 4y ago
Infinite torque...?
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by binbag 4y ago
If this is true, why is the oldest one only trivially older than the oldest human?
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by binbag 4y ago
DDG is fine. They addressed the fuss over them using Yandex as one of many sources particularly for Russian language results. I think we should be a bit more careful to not tar everyone with the same brush. I'd take DDG over Google any
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by binbag 4y ago
What a great novel.
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by binbag 4y ago
This article and the thinking it conveys are deeply flawed, in my opinion.

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