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by butvacuum 6mo ago
not suprised. the website seemed to indicate to me (a layman in this area) that it expired based on time, not use- so Seqiencing As A Service (ha!) makes financial sense for most people.
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by butvacuum 6mo ago
the largest danger with pouch cells will always be mishandling followed by bad BMS. it's so routine that they get abused that every llm I asked blamed leaving laptops plugged in for a spicy pillow.
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by butvacuum 6mo ago
really? is one state the one where you fall through bridges? I can't play Sunshine because of that.
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by butvacuum 6mo ago
buried the lede, imho: we have enough DNA profiles to match their sampling up with. I'm always stunned when reminded that a full genome sequencing has gone from Human Genome Project's extreme cost and (edit: glacial) speed to usin
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by butvacuum 6mo ago
subdomains are not sufficient, unfortunately. I think the instance I'm thinking of is technically web/https (chrome's site safety feature where you can specify a domain as 3rd party content- so when something gets flagged uou
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by butvacuum 6mo ago
wafers are the easy bit.
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by butvacuum 6mo ago
everybody also ignores that even hello world isn't deterministic anymore. It just doesn't matter to execution if something broke unless it kicks back an error. although, this is the best example of how quickly a trivality can knoc
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by butvacuum 7mo ago
it seems iOS will drop previews into an unencrypted section. which, Is how I expected iOS notification previews to work without unlocking the phone
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by butvacuum 7mo ago
good thing the grid cares about long term average real power and not instanaenous reactive power then.
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by butvacuum 7mo ago
Alec presented it well- but we don't even need to take his word for it. The Department of Energy has all the data available, so do a dozen different other private and public institutions. It didn't click for me till I ran some nap
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by butvacuum 7mo ago
For arguments made in good faith- I think it's humanity's inability to comprehend scale. We can't get the volume of a glass of water right if we change it from tall to wide. Why would we think that terrawatts worth of PV woul
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by butvacuum 7mo ago
did you move the goal post, or erect a new one? either way- residential use is penny ante in terms of water usage. So much so that comparing data center use to residential use without including industrial, commercial, and irrigation can onl
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by butvacuum 7mo ago
Horrifically pessimistic numbers for PV (winter in maine with conversion efficencies half what they are now)... comes out to about a 50x50 mile square of panels to generate the entire USA's power demand from the most recent DOE numbers
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by butvacuum 7mo ago
Because we already do. Its why electricity costs money. In my area big consumers and producers already pay through the nose to tie into the grid. What we _should_ be asking is where all the money we paid for infrastructure and upkeep went f
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by butvacuum 7mo ago
any reason you won't send #2 to a pcbfab? include assembly if that's an issue.
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by butvacuum 7mo ago
We can also time shift many of the things we do. Does your fridge need to run between 3-5pm in the heat of summer? or can it make sure its a little cooler to avoid running then? (trivial example, probably not a good one)
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by butvacuum 7mo ago
>Hey mr processor, the cards for transaction numbers x...y are stolen.
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by butvacuum 7mo ago
legally speaking.. if you're not sure of the risk- you don't document it.
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by butvacuum 7mo ago
sometimes its scent too.
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by butvacuum 7mo ago
Well, afaik, the industry decided to (mostly) stop using Phosphate based cleaners without regulation.
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by butvacuum 8mo ago
'hot dog' belongs in a thesaurus, not a dictionary. It's just a type of sausage.
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by butvacuum 8mo ago
Screw over Meta then. Not everybody else . Meta is the bozo in a panel van with no windows. All The legit porn sites put up Big Blinking Neon Signs.
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by butvacuum 8mo ago
Hydrogen systems just don't make sense. Neither do molecular Hydrogen Fuel Cells. Now, green hydrogen for ammonia, and Ammonia fuel cells? Yes.
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by butvacuum 8mo ago
you should push to a private working branch- and freqently. But, when merging your changes to a central branch you should squash all the intermediate commits and just provide one commit with the asked for change. Enshrining "end of day
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by butvacuum 8mo ago
Since when is squashing noisesum commits an AI activity instead of good manners?
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by butvacuum 8mo ago
I wonder if renaming variables to all reference a single movie or book (go through the exe and rename each new variable to the next word or letter in Monty Python's Holy Grail) would do anything.
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by butvacuum 8mo ago
Must have been quite the event.
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by butvacuum 8mo ago
theres a ton of degeneative stuff too that's not strongly age corrilated.
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by butvacuum 8mo ago
Yes, and it seems like its purposefully ignored in the "body scan" debate. full CT scans would be more problematic, and MRI's (especially no contrast ones) don't pick up a lot of things... but having annual comparisons o
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by butvacuum 8mo ago
1) getting enrichment spun up stings a bit. 2) I guess I can see how some people would like that. But, that's adjacent to what killed factorio for me- It feels like a "Low Code"/"No Code" programming solution t

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