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by fy20 2y ago
The ironic thing is that during the same period, 110V powered electric shavers - which most likely spurt out noise all over the RF spectrum - were perfectly acceptable to use on aircraft.
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by fy20 2y ago
I guess the simple way (hoping I don't put evil ideas into the heads of landlords) would be an auction before the existing contract is up. For example, you can bid on an apartment to be available from October. At the end of the auction
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by fy20 2y ago
Definately consider if you want to become part of management. Other than a more glamorous title I don't think it's really worth it (in Europe). For most companies pay is not much more than engineers, and in some cases can be lower
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by fy20 2y ago
This is idea behind GS1 Digital Link [0], basically QR codes to replace barcodes. The QR code will contain a URL which when scanned provides product information to the consumer. The format of the URL is defined by the standard, so it can co
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by fy20 2y ago
I guess the reason why this is the case is that code at that time was much lower level, and often had exclusive control of the CPU. I've toyed around with microcontrollers before with Assembly and C, and I found it fairly easy to hold
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by fy20 2y ago
In my country the price of roof mount solar is now under €2000 for 10kWp. That includes government subsidies, however they are not that high (€350 per kWp). Texas is a much richer economy than where I live, so I see no reason why it couldn&
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by fy20 2y ago
Well the US effectively does compared to other developed countries. Where I am in Europe, I can do my own plumbing, electricity and gas work. No permits, no need to be licensed. This doesn't affect insurance or cause any issues when I
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by fy20 2y ago
Right, I'd imagine this comes up when OP mention JSDoc and the interviewer asks "Why didn't you use TypeScript?". Instead of going into an 10 minute rant about how you are holier-than-thou, just say "Oh the framewor
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by fy20 2y ago
The changes to the market are not just in the US though. Admittedly the US has ripple affects worldwide, but if you take the UK for example, the contracting market is basically non-existant now.
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by fy20 2y ago
As a Brit, who now lives in the EU, I would agree with this. Bear in mind that London and the rest of Britain are very different places.
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by fy20 2y ago
I was thinking the same thing. I'd imagine a LLM could do a pretty good job after you crawl the data from companies house.
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by fy20 2y ago
In my part of Europe, half of the major retail chains have had this for quite a few years. I actually didn't realise what it was until one day I went in and it was broken, as all the price labels were flickering. The price displays use
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by fy20 2y ago
The 100% charge thing is also for balancing, as most BMSs are pretty dumb and only use passive balancing. When an individual cell reaches a set voltage, a resistor is turned on which bleeds the excess power preventing that cell from overcha
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by fy20 2y ago
Churches in Europe are one of the biggest benefactors of tax free income, and also one of the biggest landowners in a lot of cities. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, my country chose not to give back land taken from religious organis
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by fy20 2y ago
What hardware do you need to make the slider? Other than that and finding displays of the correct dimensions, with a 3D printer it should be pretty simple to make.
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by fy20 2y ago
> Melatonin won't improve the quality of your sleep This has been my experience with melatonin too. I usually wake up after 3-4 hours and find it hard to get back to sleep after. I have no issues getting to sleep the first time. Tak
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by fy20 2y ago
I just use 'plain' cardboard in my garden - the brown stuff with text printed in one colour. It's pretty easy to get hold of from supermarkets. The multicolour stuff I send for recycling.
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by fy20 2y ago
At my 9-5 we make kiosks based on a custom Linux system. Everything is run within Docker containers, so even if you somehow kill the UI it'll just restart the container. VT on the host OS are disabled. I can see why most companies pref
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by fy20 2y ago
A deposit for car rental is normal. If you provide a credit card they reserve the amount without actually charging you. But if you only have a debit card or your credit limit is too low, they cannot do that. So you have to pay upfront, and
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by fy20 2y ago
The Gervais principle is correct once again.
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by fy20 2y ago
> your coolant will get hot enough to boil water It should not, unless you are at a high altitude or your engine is faulty. Thermostats on engines target around 90c, but it does vary.
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by fy20 2y ago
If you compare it to the rest of Europe for those criteria I think it would be pretty far down the list. I'm from the UK but have been living in Europe (EU) for half a decade, and I'd say where I live now is much better than the U
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by fy20 2y ago
I cycled to work in Central London in 2009-2011 and again in 2018. The infrastructure wasn't great, but I always kept to the road (you aren't allowed to cycle on standard pavements in the UK) and never had any major incidents or a
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by fy20 2y ago
Not OP, but I use TypeScript because it adds a layer of safety to the codebase. It's like having good test coverage - you can make large changes and if the tests pass (the code compiles), you can be fairly confident that you didn'
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by fy20 2y ago
I lived there a decade ago, and as a foreigner it felt pretty free to me. There are rules you need to follow that are different from the West, but that's not a bad thing, it's just accepting the local customs. When in Rome... Comp
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by fy20 2y ago
Are you sure thats not just the blind spot? It's quite big - roughly the size of a rubbish bin lid on the other side of a bedroom. Here's how to spot it: Hold you hands together, with thumbs up, at arms length. Close your left eye
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by fy20 2y ago
Maybe a better comparison is SpaceX. In 2022 they had around 12,000 people.
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by fy20 2y ago
Lots of other comments give good suggestions on how to handle uploading and processing, but nothing mentions serving resulting content, so let me chime in: Do not serve content from S3 directly. ISPs often deprioritize traffic from S3, so d
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by fy20 2y ago
This is pretty apparent in UK high streets too. Whenever I visit my parents, the high street of their local town feels dead compared to when I was a kid. 100 years ago this town was the trade capital of the region. Half the shops are boarde
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by fy20 2y ago
In the same vein, many smart meters coming onto the market have a P1 port [0], which is an open interface to read metering and pricing data. It's designed to be safely used as an interface by third party hardware, and physically operat

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