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by etimberg 7y ago
Why would anyone trust facebook with this data?
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by etimberg 7y ago
Until there are large scale accurate antibody tests, it will be hard to say if the hospitalization rate for covid is that high or not.
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by etimberg 7y ago
I checked my own site which is built with Hugo and that's what it uses <meta name="generator" content="Hugo 0.56.3">
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by etimberg 7y ago
Need a degree from an accredited school in engineering + pass the engineering licensing requirements. In Ontario, where I live, that means passing an ethics exam + some years of work that is overseen by someone with a P.Eng. The challenge i
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by etimberg 7y ago
Not sure where they get their data, but where I live (Ontario, Canada) we've done 231.5 tests per million people. Number of tests: 3395 Source: https://www.ontario.ca/page/2019-novel-coronavirus Population: 14,659
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by etimberg 7y ago
https://www.nassiben.com/phantoms
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by etimberg 7y ago
I think it’s a case of finding the right club. I’m licensed in Canada along with my dad and it took us a while to find a good club where we live (Toronto). A good club, IMO, has a mix between old and new technologies and that’s been in line
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by etimberg 7y ago
As someone who's received these emails before, they make my day. It's always nice to hear that my work has helped someone.
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China reports 139 new cases of pneumonia as coronavirus spreads to new regions(cbc.ca)
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New Software Flaw Could Further Delay Boeing’s 737 Max(bloomberg.com)
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by etimberg 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyson_sphere
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by etimberg 7y ago
Last time I tried to use Artifactory for it's caching it barely worked. Would randomly 404 when a package was not in it's cache yet and you'd end up retrying a CI build for a while until everything was there.
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by etimberg 7y ago
You're right, I thought I had added those a while ago. Will add some.
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by etimberg 7y ago
If anyone wants to see what an implementation of one looks like, I have an old one I wrote as an extension to Chart.js https://github.com/chartjs/chartjs-chart-smith
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by etimberg 7y ago
You can turn off a line if you have capacity elsewhere. The problem is that as the current increases in a line the temperature of the line increases. This causes thermal expansion and if not well managed, a line can sag too low and have to
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by etimberg 7y ago
For printing, it should be sharp unless you are have specific print CSS. There's a bunch of discussion in https://github.com/chartjs/Chart.js/issues/1350
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by etimberg 7y ago
The option is documented at https://www.chartjs.org/docs/latest/axes/cartesian/time.html... but the performance implications aren't. I'll work on adding something there.
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by etimberg 7y ago
If you change the `scales.xAxes[0].ticks.source config option to `'auto'` you can drop ~1s off the render the time. It's still not great, but it is an improvement. I'll take a look through the profile I generated and see
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by etimberg 7y ago
That looks super cool!. Feel free to PR that to our list of plugins https://github.com/chartjs/awesome
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by etimberg 7y ago
I have that problem too. Solution seemed to be to set up an alias to clean out old images, volumes, etc and run that every so often
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by etimberg 7y ago
While there is already variable pricing (Time-of-use) in some jurisdictions, I don't think that's what you're thinking of. "Transactive Energy" is more towards the concept of running the distribution system as a mar
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by etimberg 7y ago
The big challenge with V2G is planning for it. Consider the case of a single distribution feeder with 10 vehicle chargers that each support V2G. There are infinite combinations of real power (P) drawn by the chargers. For simplicity though,
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FAA knew another Boeing 737 Max malfunction was likely after Lion Air crash(cbsnews.com)
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by etimberg 7y ago
Send a field engineer around. These machines cost a lot of money, surely the cost of having someone come and perform updates wouldn't be crazy
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by etimberg 7y ago
For me, it's a way to bridge two interesting topics: electrical engineering & software development. I was lucky enough to spend 4 years at National Instruments building Multisim desktop and then a web version (multisim.com). A lot
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Tesla Model 3 spoofed off the highway(regulus.com)
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Legislators: Boeing wanted to wait 3 years to fix Max flaw(washingtonpost.com)
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by etimberg 8y ago
I just replaced my old 2011 MBP with a ThinkPad. I couldn't justify the inflated Apple cost for a poor hardware experience. Which ThinkPad did you get?
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by etimberg 8y ago
Not sure if it's loose USB-C ports, but it seems like the adapters are very flaky. Some work well with one machine, but others take 10+ reconnects to make it detect a monitor plugged into the HDMI port
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by etimberg 8y ago
Chiming in to add that I've definitely had my ups and downs with open source. When it's going well it feels incredibly rewarding but when it's not, it absolutely sucks and I've gotten to the point where I avoid GitHub an

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