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by cactacea 2y ago
Lol yes, so much this
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by cactacea 2y ago
Depending on context I could see myself asking a followup question. In this specific instance, no that's enough for me personally. As I can see from the other replies the OP made my assessment was in line with my personal values.
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by cactacea 2y ago
I love how all the replies are focusing on how this is supposedly their favorite book and not the bit about "it changed my life"
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by cactacea 2y ago
Saying it is your favorite book is one thing. Saying it "changed your life" is another and yes, I'd think anyone who's life was changed by that particular book is indeed an idiot. I just don't see myself wanting to
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by cactacea 2y ago
You're free to have your own perspective of course. I would suggest you re-read my post
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by cactacea 2y ago
Good. I don't want anything to do with people that "test" others like this. You cannot do so without making assumptions about intent.
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by cactacea 2y ago
> "The best book I've ever read was Atlas Shrugged in 8th grade. Changed my life." "huh, ok" > Really, I'm just looking for people who won't jump down my throat on a faux pas. I think you're dis
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by cactacea 2y ago
These are an example of some of the docs your LLM would need to work from. GLWT https://wiki.st.com/stm32mcu/index.php?title=Getting_started... http://www.lcdwiki.com/res/MSP2402/ILI9341_Datas
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by cactacea 2y ago
https://archive.ph/7VDpk
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by cactacea 2y ago
> Because the whole thing is literally made up out of their money. Yes because labor comes out of thin air.
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by cactacea 3y ago
Ah yes, the Grenadier - BMW engine and modeled after a Defender. Certainly a paragon of reliability right here.
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by cactacea 3y ago
Homologation of vehicles for import is... non trivial to say the least. This route would only end with your brand new truck in a crusher unless you really, really like doing paperwork.
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by cactacea 3y ago
Unfortunately Toyota doesn't currently have plans to bring the 70 series over. I'd love to buy one but for better or worse there's not much of a market in the US for a stripped down Land Cruiser with no power windows, power l
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by cactacea 3y ago
Yeah I guess 175V AC might get a little spicy with direct skin contact but I don't see this actually being dangerous just from a broken "thread". Point breaks would only result in current flowing through a small bit of skin
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by cactacea 3y ago
IMO, no, not remotely. The externalized impacts from cattle on public land are extensive and severe compared to the supposed benefit. Beef is also by far the highest impact food source humans use at scale. We should be minimizing it in favo
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by cactacea 3y ago
48V DC is completely safe and not dangerous whatsoever
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by cactacea 3y ago
Most ranchers in western Colorado run their cattle on public land, not private property. https://www.fs.usda.gov/rangeland-management/grazing/permits...
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by cactacea 3y ago
Yup, and those are garbage - for the reasons you've identified. Marine grade or bust. Look I'm no fan of crimps but you're giving terrible advice here.
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by cactacea 3y ago
I'm curious to know more about how much vibration your solder joints see. I agree that most crimped connections tend to be sub-par but in my experience that is due to either bad tools, bad materials or both. Personally I use Wagos if w
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by cactacea 3y ago
I like to play a game I call Dangerous Directions. The rules are as follows: 1. Actually be prepared. Have a real map, the right equipment and know how to use it. 2. Pick a remote, scenic destination. 3. Put it into Google Maps and try to g
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by cactacea 3y ago
Go look for some mines the desert sometime. 100 years here is nothing, wood barely decomposes and iron lasts basically forever.
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by cactacea 3y ago
> What is weird is that Harbin is super populated and not that far north (it’s a couple of degrees south of Seattle). Latitude has quite a bit of influence on climate but insolation isn't the whole story. Winds generally blow east t
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by cactacea 3y ago
Mutation is only half of the process, selection is not random.
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by cactacea 3y ago
Mutation is random, selection is not https://evolution.berkeley.edu/teach-evolution/misconception...
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by cactacea 3y ago
Not sure what you're interested in exactly but happy to discuss more: https://www.tesotaoverland.com/contact
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by cactacea 3y ago
Oh for sure, at least in the USA though FCC review gets pretty sticky so I'm actively avoiding selling anything for the moment that would require RF testing, etc. Unfortunately anything with a microcontroller or radio isn't going
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by cactacea 3y ago
After doing the vanlife thing for a few years and rewiring the auxiliary battery system in my rig a couple of times I decided to scratch an itch and created a PCB with Wago connectors to greatly simplify the process and eliminate as many cr
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by cactacea 3y ago
You may have seen this already but the Redarc RedVision system might be more in line with your use case: https://www.redarcelectronics.com/us/redvision
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by cactacea 3y ago
Just a one man show for now but this is my current side project: https://www.tesotaoverland.com/product/apds The idea is that this replaces a many of the components you'd normally use to build out a 12V electrical
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by cactacea 3y ago
4Runners have always been made in Japan, I haven't looked but I'd be very surprised if they were the only model Toyota doesn't manufacture in the US: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_4Runner

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