ellisv

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   by ellisv 2y ago

   The charger (EVSE) and/or car usually has a setting.
2. 152.▲
   by ellisv 3y ago

   There is a community license, which includes a subset of their supported languages. https://www.jetbrains.com/help/qodana/pricing.html#license-c...
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   by ellisv 3y ago

   Any of David Robinson's (or anyone else's) Tidy Tuesday videos. https://www.youtube.com/@safe4democracy/featured
4. 154.▲
   by ellisv 3y ago

   > Instead of categorizing code by files, everything is shoved into massive files. That's not really RStudio's fault. It is just how many people use R and were taught. > code is run out-of-order which makes the code organizat
5. 155.▲
   by ellisv 3y ago

   Are we just submitting GitHub repos as posts now?
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   by ellisv 3y ago

   It gets even more complicated when considering time of day rates, which are becoming more common in the U.S. You could use the same kWh on two different days but incur very different costs based on when the load occurred.
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   by ellisv 3y ago

   It's ironic because I almost never want to message my doctor - there just simply isn't another option. In the Michigan Medicine system the 3 main message options are: refill a medication, ask a medical question, and ask a billing
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   by ellisv 3y ago

   Eh, I'm sure PayPal could see how it happened but the relatively low level support person wouldn't have access to such information.
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   by ellisv 3y ago

   I’m sure there will be Ford drivers who will resell theirs
10. 160.▲
    by ellisv 3y ago

    > The vast majority of places I stopped to refill the vehicle did not have electric service. They didn’t have electricity?! What country are you in?! How did they power their pumps?! Ok, I’m being too hyperbolic. I assume you mean they d
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    by ellisv 3y ago

    I fly a couple times a year but don’t own a plane. (Of course, that would be impractical) I think the issue is largely around having to adjust the mindset to plan in advance. For the roadtrip scenario, it might be better to just rent a vehi
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    by ellisv 3y ago

    I agree. Although part of the challenge is that people are accustomed to jumping in their car for a roadtrip without thinking twice about their vehicle’s range. Once you’ve upgraded your lifestyle for the convenience of “not thinking about
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    by ellisv 3y ago

    I was at a store yesterday to spend some gift cards and had to wait several minutes to checkout because there was only a single employee working a register. I could imagine vendors at a farmer’s market could easily run into a bottleneck of
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    by ellisv 3y ago

    I’ve never had much of a problem with how git handles markdown or Tex files. For those using markdown, I highly suggest newline after every sentence.
15. 165.▲
    by ellisv 3y ago

    I’m going to be a little facetious but how did you get your coworkers to adopt suggestions? I’m not sure using git is any more or less difficult than suggestions.
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    by ellisv 3y ago

    Ideally, manufacturers and sellers would provide more, accurate information about products -- but I generally like how Google solved this within Google Maps via crowdsourcing by prompting users to answer questions about places (e.g. does th
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    by ellisv 3y ago

    I suggest the Detroit Free Press article for more neutral coverage: https://www.freep.com/story/money/cars/general-motors/2023/1...
18. 168.▲
    by ellisv 3y ago

    Yes, companies do it all the time.
19. 169.▲
    by ellisv 3y ago

    Looks cool. Reminds me of Steampipe except this works on a local git repository.
20. 170.▲
    by ellisv 3y ago

    That's the trick – keep the employees below avg 30 hr/wk and 130 hr/mo to keep them classified as part-time instead of full-time.
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    by ellisv 3y ago

    Did Andy update something about this post (from 2016)?
22. 172.▲
    by ellisv 3y ago

    The frequency of article visits probably resembles a Pareto distribution. So there would be many many articles with very few views, including new articles. I’d think the good ol’ Page rank would be a better metric for deciding which ones to
23. 173.▲
    by ellisv 3y ago

    I think the problem is linking to the “right libraries”. I tried using the libraries from MakeMKV but found it easier to just two step the process.
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    by ellisv 3y ago

    I definitely agree on problems not being modeled correctly, although I also frequently see application developers forego indexes. I think this is fundamentally a lack of understanding or inexperience.
25. 175.▲
    by ellisv 3y ago

    I use goCoax adapters and recommend them. I haven't tried any other manufacturers. https://www.gocoax.com
26. 176.▲
    by ellisv 3y ago

    My cables are all stapled to the studs, so pulling doesn't work that well :(
27. 177.▲
    by ellisv 3y ago

    I haven't run Ethernet, but if I do the drops will be very near the coaxial cables because they're an easy reference.
28. 178.▲
    by ellisv 3y ago

    Yes. My setup is like this: Fiber ONT/Modem -> Access Point -> MoCA adapter 1 -> Coax Splitter Coax Splitter -> MoCA adapter 2 -> Switch -> bunch of devices Coax Splitter -> MoCA adapter 3 -> Switch -> Access
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    by ellisv 3y ago

    This is exactly wrong. > The "Probability of Precipitation" (PoP) simply describes the probability that the forecast grid/point in question will receive at least 0.01" of rain. [1] https://www.weather.gov&#
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    by ellisv 3y ago

    It’s functional. Grass is nicer to walk around on than sticks, rocks, and prickly weeds. Most animals (rabbits excluded) don’t nest as close to the house. Lots of people do like the aesthetics and perhaps some HOAs are strict about it, but