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bombela
1y ago
Wikipedia says: > Internal resistance causes "leveling off" of a real diode's I–V curve at high forward bias. The Shockley equation doesn't model this, but adding a resistance in series will. For small diodes and all
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bombela
1y ago
Out of curiosity, what language specific keyboard requires alt-7 to enter the pipe symbol? On the QWERTY keyboard, the pipe is near the enter key and easily typed.
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bombela
1y ago
It isn't bonded at the panel. The panel ground is not used on any of the 1950 circuits. Neutral is bonded to the panel ground. And yes this does means neutral and ground pins at the outlet have a few volts across, since the path betwee
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bombela
1y ago
Fascinating, I will investigate. The outlet are grounded with a thin non insulated copper wire secured to the nearest water copper pipe, itself also bounded to the iron gas pipe (this is 1950 electrical). I am not sure I can call this a sol
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bombela
1y ago
> variable-speed fridges exist, and they're kind of nice in that they try to run continuously and quietly instead of alternating between full-power (and loud) and all the way off. Modern continuous variable speed compressor fridges
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bombela
1y ago
Similar to other answers. With a nasty mix of vimscript generating shell commands for fzf to use, that's how I integrated rg and fd with "fzf.vim" in my neovim. https://github.com/bombela/fzf.vim.rgfd Na
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bombela
1y ago
So that you don't lose your data to random bit flips from cosmic rays.
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bombela
1y ago
This config is surprisingly easy to read.
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bombela
1y ago
Funny. I have always found their instructions great. I am quite visual.
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bombela
1y ago
Link redirects me to the MSN homepage.
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bombela
1y ago
I think that's what you get with a first class ticket (never experienced it myself).
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bombela
1y ago
page loads then quicky move up some video loads, and content is gone
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bombela
1y ago
And your geolocation.
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bombela
1y ago
Please tell me it was an intentional pun with the word for bread in French: pain.
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bombela
1y ago
No such button on my screen. Android v14, Firefox.
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bombela
1y ago
Hard to watch the tiny video. Cannot be made full screen. Rotating phone sideways the website header obscures the video. edit: https://youtu.be/cXjbSVt9XNM
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bombela
1y ago
The wording is gold dark pattern.
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bombela
1y ago
This is most likely a bug in KDE indeed. I misunderstood disabled in the setting with powering off.
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bombela
1y ago
Coming from France, the first time I was asked how I would like my eggs in the US I was incredibly confused. In France the menu would list the different cooking style the kitchen is offering explicitly. Many times they don't tell, it&#
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bombela
1y ago
If unplugging the display cable works though. It's most likely the TV pretending to be still on. I have a LG TV C1 that behaves like that. While my computer monitors do not have this issue. The TV even has a dual personality. It doesn&
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bombela
1y ago
The latest DOOM: Dark Ages ditched the home hub. I think it's a really great DOOM game.
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bombela
1y ago
You don't bypass the borrow checker. Instead you use it the way it wants to be used.
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bombela
1y ago
As a senior (in age and experience), it is sometimes not pleasant. The junior interviewer might be really smart and extremely motivated, but ready to argue about something very specific while missing the forest for the tree. Years ago, I wa
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bombela
1y ago
And if you do it really well, people think it must have been such an easy problem to solve all along. Since everything always appears so obvious in insight. While the castle of cards of unfathomable complexity is praised for visibly hard wo
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bombela
1y ago
French here, asked the frenchies around me. Nobody thinks "plateau de mer" is an obvious shorthand for "plateau de fruit de mer". We have never heard that one. And we sure eat seafood platters on the regular.
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bombela
1y ago
Very nice! It's now beautifully clear what your project does and what it solves.
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bombela
1y ago
Need to explain in the readme what it does, and what for. Why would I need such an abstraction? What is the cost? Why is that any better than calling the function with a single argument in the first place? I assume here it is maintaining a
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bombela
1y ago
nah they meant unlawful. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/unlawful
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1y ago
With all those leetcode acers, why is software slow as molasses? You would think they pattern match for the most efficient algo with all this training. In my experience the more impressive somebody is at leet code, the worse their productio
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bombela
1y ago
In addition, applications under snap are much slower to start. That's just not acceptable.
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