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ikesau
2y ago
And MW wasn't even the unit used in the source, the SAPVIA Solar PV Dashboard[1], which shows Megawatt Peak. MWp is a unit that refers to the theoretical maximum power output of a solar PV system (e.g. under ideal conditions.) These da
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ikesau
2y ago
I'd watch if you made it. Big fan of pol.is : )
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Wow, reading this, I can _feel_ my brain resist an unfamiliar concept. I recommend people read the MDN article linked to in the first sentence before moving onto the examples in the blog. I'll have to play around with @property myself
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ikesau
2y ago
Ah, I love this. Nice work! I really wish supermarkets were mandated to post this information whenever the price of a particular SKU updated. The tools that could be built with such information would do amazing things for consumers.
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2y ago
Love p5 - I learned a bunch of new concepts through it: polar coordinate space; thinking in radians; dot products; event-driven programming. It's one of the fastest ways I know of to make something fun and expressive in code.
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2y ago
Sure, but the fines are progressive, aka proportional to an individual's income. ~10mph over the limit = 75% of your weekly income. ~25mph over the limit = ~150% of your weekly income.
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2y ago
It would not be in the Chinese government's interests to do this in a way that preserves anonymity for its citizens and protects them from being monitored, but I do really want to see a layer of the internet where it can be trusted tha
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A year of Meta's news ban in Canada
(mediaecosystemobservatory.com)
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2y ago
Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) is a technique for enhancing the accuracy and reliability of generative AI models with facts fetched from external sources
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2y ago
What's the typical curve for a project? I would have thought it would be like other technology adoption curves - surprised if it _wasn't_ logarithmic
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Connected Scatterplots Make Me Feel Dumb
(nightingaledvs.com)
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Really good post! I also found this quote which distilled their position in the 404media coverage of the situation. > “What I can say for sure is that TicketMaster and AXS have had every opportunity to support scam-free third party ticke
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2y ago
Great, thanks. I'm sure you'll find it thought provoking. re: hundred million: I was trying to imply that AMCs can be large but not necessarily always in the billions - it depends on the market size and estimated economic damage o
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2y ago
I highly recommend you listen to the recent 80000hours podcast with Rachel Glennerster on Market Shaping, or read her book, Strong Medicine. Advanced market commitments, i.e. governments signing contracts that guarantee they'll pay $X
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2y ago
A shame they couldn't control for performance bias. Six sessions with a physiotherapist would probably make a difference in outcomes even without the walking.
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Oh nice. I have a static html page I maintain on my website. the simplicity of maintaining that can't be beat, but it would be nice to give other people an easier way of following that if they'd like.
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2y ago
Why is this such a hard problem to solve? is it because of f2p making it trivial for botters to create new accounts once they get banned? update: pretty exhaustive summary of proposed solutions and their flaws here: https://www.y
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2y ago
looks like it's a firefox (mac, v127) thing. i just tested in chrome and didn't get any issues.
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2y ago
hey sam! were there any other queue types that you decided to omit? and what were the benefits of web components in this article?
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just went back and checked! (started running into perf problems by the last exercise) very cool :)
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yeah, i really like the achievement system for the interactive demos. it's a fun way to make sure readers are actually engaging with the lesson, and understanding its points.
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Queueing
(encore.dev)
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in terms of accessibility, i imagine a universal standard for modal state management will be an improvement over the bespoke approach - closing when the user presses escape, focus handling, etc. but i really wish popover=hint made it into t
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2y ago
There's arbitrary "accuracy lowering" vandalism done by (i suspect) bots that alters dates by a few days/months/years, changes the middle initial of someone, or randomizes the output in an example demonstrating how
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I've loved Pat's music for 15 years now. There's an obsessive passion in the people who are into him, trawling for bootlegs and demos on soulseek, binge watching old Women live shows on YT. my friends excitedly recount the em
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as framed in the introduction of this article, https://xkcd.com/1205 is hard to ignore whenever i'm spending time configuring a tool in the name of "productivity" but i just got nushell properly set up and i&
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3y ago
i don't like cars at all and think it's a terrible shame how they've influenced the design of cities, but i think we might still disagree on what future trends will be :) if you can entertain the idea that in 10 years there w
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Similarly, as recommended in the article, StreetComplete[1], which shows incomplete areas on your map and marks them as quests to add to :) Also recommended, Organic Maps[2], which is an OSM client that's good enough to use as my main
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3y ago
it's like.. the hacker wouldn't state their ulterior motive so plainly, but they did and Nicholas still fell for it.
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I think it's good to examine all habits that we have, and if this article gets you to consider the (potentially unknown) trade offs you're making, great! but to really know what they are, RCT self-experiments are the best way to
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