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by etimberg 6y ago
I was checking with top, but it's the same value. A double restart of the docker engine + changing the memory settings seems to have it holding. It's like an upgrade just ignored the previous setting.
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by etimberg 6y ago
Good reminder that I needed to do this. Docker for me had gotten up to 13GB even though I have it supposedly limited to 8.
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by etimberg 6y ago
More than lat/long and UTM coordinates, there are many unique coordinate systems that are sometimes used for quite small jurisdictions. For example, EPSG:7595 is valid Chippewa County, Wisconsin [0]. A big gotcha with some of these sys
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by etimberg 6y ago
For 3, I think you're likely needing a bachelor's in EE or more these days. I have some friends who do this and a lot of the hand layouts are for standard cells or high speed analog parts where you need the EE knowledge to underst
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by etimberg 6y ago
What challenges do you foresee in responding over days/weeks/months?
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by etimberg 6y ago
Because you cannot simply replace conventional rotational generators with inverters. The inertia of the turbomachinery smooths out fluctuations in the grid keeping it stable. Lots of details in [0]. So without lots of hydro or synchronous w
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by etimberg 6y ago
Haven't had a chance to look at the code yet, but how did you address responsiveness? It took us a long time when writing chart.js to get that working well on with different browsers, devices, and screens (high resolution screens requi
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by etimberg 6y ago
Tested my own site as well that has no hero image and it got a 26. https://myraah.io/index.php/visualmind/report/aHR0cDovL2V2ZX...
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by etimberg 6y ago
Yeah, this is a review article. Nature is not the right spot for it.
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by etimberg 6y ago
Wow! As someone who has one of these nebulous titles ("Software Architect"), this is one of the most accurate descriptions I've seen of what the job entails. My employer is nowhere near the size of Salesforce, so a lot of thi
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by etimberg 6y ago
Not related to the content of the article, but that has to be the worst page scrolling experience I've ever come across. Something steals focus and scrolling breaks until you click on the page.
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by etimberg 6y ago
Does this mean that the meta-material lenses are custom built for each relay station? For example, to bend the beam around fixed obstacles like a mountain. Do you believe this will be a barrier to manufacturing and installation? Or are you
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by etimberg 6y ago
> doesn't linger in the beam path. You cannot guarantee this. The bird could decide to fly directly down the beam path and there's nothing you can do. Directly from the article: > The system uses a net of lasers surrounding
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by etimberg 6y ago
If you are using 2.4 GHz, how are you remaining in the near field yet extending the distances out to many km? At 2.4GHz, λ is approximately 0.125m. Since the wavelength is small, the antenna is likely to be "electromagnetically long&qu
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by etimberg 6y ago
Yeah, there aren't enough details here to prove the claims. Not to mention, how much power do the "transmitting relays" use. Those sound like they need to be active devices that require a power source. Yes you can siphon off
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by etimberg 6y ago
How do you reconcile the fact that this would still require local storage or generation resources at the receiving end? If to make this safe there are lasers to detect beam intrusions and shut off the link, users who require a steady supply
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by etimberg 6y ago
If you know your way around it, Keycloak is good. But it seems quite easy to get into some paint points. I was using it recently and accidentally sent something that wasn't valid JSON. Instead of a 400 return code with some kind of mes
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by etimberg 6y ago
Not if they raise it everywhere to cover it. This is exactly how Apple's policy can raise prices for end users.
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by etimberg 6y ago
It’s almost like Apple are trying to become the villain.
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by etimberg 6y ago
Yeah, definitely just straight memorization on a lot of the questions. I did a couple practice exams on my subway ride to work each day and after a month it was no problem. Hope it goes well for your son!
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by etimberg 6y ago
TBH as someone licensed in Canada, the basic exam is just that. I have an EE background and it is not needed for the basic license exam. There are a number of apps that have all the possible questions for studying. Would recommend using tha
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by etimberg 6y ago
I am currently working on something that is trying to solve this by more accurately pricing DERs https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/opus-one-tests-...
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by etimberg 6y ago
Funny enough that idea was proposed in the 1920s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantropa
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by etimberg 6y ago
Some answers to that here: https://www.quora.com/Whats-the-typical-ramp-rate-i-e-MW-s-f...
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by etimberg 6y ago
Yes, that could be done but it requires setting that up beforehand. In the scenario I outlined, deciding to go for a drive on a whim, i.e. not pre-planned, this is still a problem that technology cannot solve.
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by etimberg 6y ago
Working in the energy space, I don't know why a driver would want this. It's the same problem with V2G schemes. It means that you could decide on a whim to go for a drive, walk out to your car, and find that it has no charge.
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by etimberg 6y ago
The resistance is not constant and is in fact a function of temperature [0]. Line sag is a proxy measurement for line temperature, since things expand as they heat up. From [1], most materials have positive alpha coefficients so the resista
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by etimberg 6y ago
Yes, pumped hydro is a very efficient solution for long-term storage. Plus, it is quickly available when needed (on the order of seconds). While the solutions seem simple, putting all the pieces together is the real hard part. It's pre
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by etimberg 6y ago
California is famous for it's duck curve [0] where peak load & peak solar generation are not correlated. There are many possible solutions, some are technical and some are not. I am currently building one of them [1]. 0. https:&#x
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by etimberg 6y ago
There are many factors that affect the phase angle. Path length is one, so is the impedance of the lines (a line with double the X will get the same phase offset in half the length). Other equipment will have phase offsets such as transform

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