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ishtanbul
3y ago
Can you please explain this more?
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ishtanbul
3y ago
I work in energy storage. This is not totally wrong, its just omitting the duration. 100MW only describes the rate at which the battery can discharge. The duration would be expressed in MWhours (mwh) so a 100MW/200MWh system would be a
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Backyard Metalcasting (2018)
(backyardmetalcasting.com)
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ishtanbul
3y ago
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ishtanbul
3y ago
They mean the line “leads” in that its the first one up. Not that it is made of lead metal. They use fishing line as the lead line.
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ishtanbul
3y ago
If it was, it would probably have the same number of notes
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ishtanbul
4y ago
If you like this, you’ll probably like this restoration of these old headphones https://youtu.be/98pUBuTar_s
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ishtanbul
4y ago
I work in finance, big spreadsheets. These guys are doing more puzzles that are easy to score. Its interesting but the guys who maintain very large dynamic models i find more impressive. Can your model survive the abuse of a 9 month m&a
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ishtanbul
4y ago
Im sure none of those well connected alumni will litigate to block this
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ishtanbul
4y ago
I have an altwork, its awesome. I wrote a brief review https://www.reddit.com/r/StandingDesk/comments/nd4o9t/altwor...
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ishtanbul
4y ago
Does the information in the article generally still apply for viewers in the US?
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ishtanbul
5y ago
would be nice to see what cities are covered by the hexagons. or get info about a spot by clicking it...
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ishtanbul
5y ago
The little nautilus would be cool as a ring
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ishtanbul
5y ago
Yes, by order of Saddam Hussein
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ishtanbul
5y ago
As an office power user i like the UI of windows 10. 11 sucks tho
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ishtanbul
5y ago
I did cologne to vienna this summer and it was lovely. Look up nightjet
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ishtanbul
5y ago
I work in the wind industry. Dont see any chance of this becoming commercially accepted
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ishtanbul
5y ago
I think solar energy will ultimately be cheaper than wind energy and that will make it the leader in total installed capacity. But both resources are freely available so the fact that sun produces wind isn’t relevant to this question.
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ishtanbul
5y ago
Carbon neutrality and excess energy are not a measurement of the same thing. Nevertheless, the energy supply demand balance doesn’t work the way you describe. Most power plants are contracted with a specific energy buyer such as distributio
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ishtanbul
5y ago
Vsauce made a great video about this https://youtu.be/s86-Z-CbaHA
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ishtanbul
5y ago
Smaller sensor means less depth of field. Look at what you can do with a medium format camera
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ishtanbul
5y ago
Bitwarden uses manual autofill which is nice. You hit ctrl shift L to fill
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ishtanbul
5y ago
This is why i read hacker news
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ishtanbul
5y ago
How much do these cables cost?
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ishtanbul
5y ago
It is a very significant difference in terms of investor returns which are already very low in the base case of p50 and very sensitive to changes in output
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ishtanbul
6y ago
Microdiscectomy for treatment of sciatica, numbness and foot drop from a herniated disc is highly effective (most people see a 90-100% reduction in symptoms) and minimally invasive. However, the longer term outcomes are mixed because many p
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ishtanbul
7y ago
If the mandolorian was filmed entirely on location with vfx in post it would have cost hundreds and hundreds of millions. The sets were incredibly detailed. So i think they saved a ton of money for the output quality. I also doubt they boug
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ishtanbul
7y ago
Well maybe you arent trucking a huge crew out into the woods for weeks but you are creating a ton of disposable ewaste instead. Save on jet fuel too
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Scientists Need Help Looking for Aliens in New Trove of SETI Data
(vice.com)
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ishtanbul
7y ago
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ishtanbul
7y ago
this seems like an insurance problem, rather than a technical one. rogue waves appear to be rare enough that spending money on prediction or detection might outweigh the cost of simply insuring against catastrophic loss
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The Air Force Will Let Hackers Try to Hijack an Orbiting Satellite
(wired.com)
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ishtanbul
7y ago
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