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by ehnto 11mo ago
Due to a condition I was born with, I was raised the opposite. No over the counter medication my entire life, with some exceptions. I usually decline pain management in ER, for things like broken bones, but for surgeries and stuff of course
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by ehnto 11mo ago
It's from the truck, it's the transmission of the truck which is evident by changing pitch as the truck downshifts while slowing down. It likely uses a transmission as a tradeoff between torque and RPM of the electric motor or bec
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by ehnto 11mo ago
There are some electric trucks driving around Australian cities already as well. Though I love the sound of a straight cut gear, I suspect they'll want to work on quieting that drivetrain a bit. Thankfully there is a lot of prior art.
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by ehnto 11mo ago
That's what I built! It's a great case, the only components I didn't already have lying around were the motherboard and PSU. It's very well made, not as tight on space as I expected either. The only issue is as you noted
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by ehnto 11mo ago
What do you find lacking in tooling in that regard? I don't think there is all that much friction in distributing git, it's one of the easiest tools to have multiple remotes on. The auxiliary tooling is all open source too, so not
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by ehnto 11mo ago
Heeey clever. I really struggled with this while travelling with my brother in Japan. None of the aggregation sites filtered on number of beds even though they had that data in the listing.
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by ehnto 11mo ago
Bad for who? The incentive is for more people to use the system, since we are aiming for a Greater Good kind of outcome. Cost and efficiency becomes a government problem, which we manage through policy and voting. The road system doesn&#x27
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by ehnto 11mo ago
I actually think riding on a crowded train would be more deterrent than a fare increase, so I feel like that would be needlessly punishing people already suffering the full trains because they have to.
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by ehnto 11mo ago
That is only true if public transport is supposed to participate in the free market economy, which it doesn't have to. If it is decided by a city government that we want public transport as a public service, paid for by taxes and other
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by ehnto 11mo ago
Seems silly to be talking about this as if this is some kind of global consortium effort. Japan is building Japan at semi conductor industry, for the benefit of itself, of course it is located in Japan.
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by ehnto 11mo ago
I remember being blown away by the Gameboy Colour IR link. You could use it to trade Pokemon. That makes a bit more sense now if sekigaisen was already a popular ecosystem.
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by ehnto 11mo ago
The testing is solely about emissions, it's an electric powertrain dolly and they want it to be proven it doesn't increase emissions rather than decrease them. It has nothing to do with safety as far as on road safety is concerned
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by ehnto 11mo ago
That was pretty surprising when I saw it unfold. Especially because they utilised state grants specifically to achieve the goal they are now being blocked by regulation on.
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by ehnto 11mo ago
Presumably they have so many families to serve their customers well. If they were to consolidate their engine families in such a way to avoid paying as much money to regulatory processes, that seems like a bit of a perverse incentive and ou
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by ehnto 11mo ago
Yeah why does the certification process cost so much is one question I have. Would this be a conversation if the cost of the test were more reasonable?
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by ehnto 11mo ago
On point 3, I guess my views are different because my {serious software} is usually work, and if it stops working that's kind of a B2B problem and part of doing enterprise. It's just business as they say. Gaming is much more meani
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by ehnto 11mo ago
I would hope Vulkan also does a lot of work here for linux native builds but I must admit I am only now starting my journey into that space.
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by ehnto 11mo ago
I am seeing that number increasing soon with The SteamDeck and SteamMachine (and clones/home builds). Even the VR headset although niche, is linux. The support in this space from Valve has been amazing, I can almost forgive them for no
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by ehnto 11mo ago
I would simply urge that its important to listen to your end users. Microsoft has a grip on enterprise customers, but everyone else has at least two other options. The third option is not having a PC at all, and I bet a lot of people are to
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by ehnto 11mo ago
The linked article of the grandparent says "mesh or splats" a bunch, and as you said their examples wouldn't work if it were splats. I feel they are clearly illustrating it's ability to export meshes.
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by ehnto 11mo ago
I have always found JetBrains stuff super snappy. I use neovim as a daily driver but for some projects the inference and debugging integration in JetBrains is more robust.
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by ehnto 11mo ago
This is a hard one for me to ballpark because all my gaming friends are gym rats, so my view is probably skewed. Some of them game hours every day and make time for gym and nutrition. Unsure of there other health needs though. I think it&#x
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by ehnto 11mo ago
The idea was just to illustrate how much lithium there is getting thrown away, I think the better option is recycling the lithium in the cells into re-usable raw material.
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by ehnto 11mo ago
It does take a different set of skills to regular CAD, but I haven't found it that bad for simple 3D printed models that need to be dimensionally accurate. I have used it to make quite a few functional prints, with the help of making s
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by ehnto 11mo ago
It wasn't huge no, but we are talking about cells we throw away in the millions. Scale up the battery as needed, the cells are basically free.
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by ehnto 11mo ago
It will probably amount to recycling credit schemes I am sure. But that would definitely boost lithium recycling efforts. From memory over 1million disposable vapes are thrown away each day, from 500 of the bigger cell vapes a Youtuber was
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by ehnto 11mo ago
It's fair to note that Japan's private rail networks have often been joint public/private investments, but I don't think that negates your point. I think public transit is something the public should invest in, profitabl
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by ehnto 11mo ago
Especially for online games, these aspects are actually quite core to long term play. I am pretty casual as far as time invested goes, but many online games have to cater to both me and the Die Hards who play their games 10x more than other
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by ehnto 1y ago
Great! That's what I am pointing out, it's a 30b param model that fits into an AMD card and runs great. That's what we want.
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by ehnto 1y ago
They also don't actually have a moat in the sense that they have patented technology keeping others out of the game. The other chip makers are coming for their lunch eventually.

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