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chabes
6y ago
What makes you say that?
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chabes
6y ago
ESP-NOW might be suitable, as it requires less power than regular wifi. From the docs: “ESP-NOW is a kind of connectionless Wi-Fi communication protocol that is defined by Espressif. In ESP-NOW, application data is encapsulated in a vendor-
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chabes
6y ago
The “after” picture doesn’t have obvious gold patches because over 95% of the kelp is literally gone
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chabes
6y ago
You can boot entirely from USB on the Pi 4s now. Don’t even need the microSD for the boot partition.
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chabes
6y ago
Pi 4s can boot from USB now, as of the Sept 2020 bootloader update. No need for microSD.
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chabes
6y ago
There’s a simple way to verify his claim, yet he has yet to do so. Why, if he could, would he not? And why would the opinion of a single person (Gavin, or anyone) be relevant to wether or not Craig’s claim is factual?
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chabes
6y ago
I got the feeling that the price was too good to not be something else as well. I might be mistaken, but it appears to me that they might have ways of monetizing user data. From the privacy statement: > We allow others to provide analyti
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chabes
6y ago
This is the normal state of affairs for the vast majority of republicans trying to get elected where they are in fact the minority. History has show that fraudulent practices are not below them. Why would it be any different this time?
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6y ago
If they are making more than a billion from manipulating the markets, the billion dollar fine is part of the business plan.
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6y ago
“Jet Propulsion Laboratory researchers first detected a methane plume at the power plant in 2017 but didn’t alert DWP until more recent drone surveys showed the leak had worsened.”
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chabes
6y ago
Tinkercad is free. It’s even simpler than sketchup. Might be what you’re looking for. https://tinkercad.com/
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6y ago
Salmon tubes!
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chabes
6y ago
These jobs don’t have to be eliminated. They can be improved.
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chabes
7y ago
Still no widespread testing..
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chabes
7y ago
Natives in the far north still preserve food for consumption during winter months.
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chabes
7y ago
Most humans live closer to 27 degrees north of the equator. I mentioned California natives because that’s what I’m most familiar with. Plant preservation is a thing in northern latitudes too..
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chabes
7y ago
Ummm, plants are alive longer than “half the year“. Humans have also preserved foods for out of season consumption for millennia. Natives in California had plenty of plant-based foods in winter months.
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7y ago
No, I’m not new here... My comment was directed at the user I was directly replying to, who said “if CDC tested everyone with a fever, blah blah blah...” I’m more or less asking the previous commenter why they think it’s reasonable for the
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chabes
7y ago
I’m currently working on irrigation design for an actual farm. Would be nice to have tools to help with layout. Unfortunately, I don’t think this is the right thread for that..
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chabes
7y ago
Why would other countries have enough resources for testing while the US does not?
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chabes
7y ago
> Hal Finney (the creator of Bitcoin) Uhh, source??
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7y ago
Also the image on the cover of the mushroom field guide All The Rain Promises And More was taken at UCSC. Heady place
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7y ago
“Alternative practices” as in an alternative to conventional monoculture. This is just another attempt to fix monoculture, because it’s not working
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7y ago
Why spend so much money and resources to make monocropping feasible? Just accept that it’s an unsustainable way to produce food for a growing human population. If a fraction of that money went towards research of alternative agricultural pr
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chabes
7y ago
Based on the link provided in another comment, it looks like some sort of underwater surveying https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22003320 The bottom of page 11 shows a similar pattern. Not sure if it’s related
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7y ago
Was hoping there was a “who is your daddy and what does he do?”
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7y ago
Site redirected me to some spam after switching to reader view. Careful. Edit: upon searching the web, I found that this is from at least January 2018. Tl;dr: Crows figured out how to eat the good bits of cane toads (leg muscles, intestines
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chabes
7y ago
On the west coast: You can get it at Mitsuwa in the Bay Area. 99 Ranch might carry it as well. Not sure about elsewhere.
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The last paragraph sums up pretty concisely why the actions taken by the museum are inappropriate: museums are not gatekeepers of culture, but stewards of culture. > The most important part is that adding these restrictions runs counter
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7y ago
I haven’t had a bank account for the last 8 years. How long do you expect they will wait for me to get a bank account? What about people who banks won’t work with? I disagree with this notion that users are “free riders”. Users bring conten
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