ivan1783

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by ivan1783 6y ago
"navigating one of the most difficult driving cities in the world." .....cue laughter from anywhere, India
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by ivan1783 6y ago
My mother tongue is Russian. I learned English in school starting at 6. After that I learned German starting at around 22-23. Since 25 or so I am learning French - currently 31. The two difficulties I have is 1. time and 2. immersion. I thi
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by ivan1783 6y ago
TIL there is a name for what I speak with my girlfriend. We use many of these phrases/words in our daily conversation.
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by ivan1783 6y ago
Part of this is showing to children that there are rules and the rules should be followed. If there are a bunch of people waiting and no kids around, it takes just one to step into the road and the rest will follow. If you do the same with
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by ivan1783 6y ago
That's incredible! Really cool idea!
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by ivan1783 6y ago
I am into metal work, wood work, electronics, climbing. My favorite channels are: -AvE (electronics, metalwork, tools) -Laura Kampf (design, metalwork, woodwork) -Alec Steel (metalwork/blacksmithing) -Matt Estlea (woodwork) -This old t
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by ivan1783 6y ago
How do you deal with phone data connections?
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by ivan1783 6y ago
Sketchup or Fusion360 - not OSS but who cares...gets the job done.
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by ivan1783 6y ago
Russia has GLONASS and China has Beidou, nobody is dependant on US GPS.
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by ivan1783 6y ago
This comment is hilarious - you are aware that there is no "post 911 world" in 90% of the world, right? Its just a blip in a history book. Pretty sure any regulation which was put in place in America after 911 has nothing to do wi
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by ivan1783 6y ago
Nothing and everything. I had several very clear life changing decisions - choosing to move to Germany, choosing to stay here permanently. Those were conscious choices which I made and they drastically changed the course of my life in a ver
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by ivan1783 6y ago
I was lucky enough to fly business on the top deck of a 747. I remember it felt like driving a building down the runway compared to the A380, regardless the 747 will always have a special place in my heart <3
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by ivan1783 6y ago
Man, I had about a month of a hardcore punk kick and its not my normal music style at all, however since then (about a year ago now) the discover playlist still suggests all kinds of crazy punk to me - dont know how to get it to stop. At le
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by ivan1783 6y ago
A youtube channel.
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by ivan1783 6y ago
Electromagnetic compatibility - every company that manufactures any kind of electronics has to deal with it but the circle of people who do it is comparatively very small.
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by ivan1783 6y ago
What worked for me: I got an internship at a big company in the field I wanted to work in. I stayed with that company throughout the entirety of my studies, I knew just about everybody in the company and had a list of job offers to choose f
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by ivan1783 6y ago
The discussions on here are what keep me coming back. I often dont even read the article, just jump into the discussion. Provides a lot of interesting perspectives from people who clearly think and can articulate those thoughts. As an aside
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by ivan1783 8y ago
Not really...check weight distributions for any modern vehicle, you will find the majority of the competent manufacturers get it right around 50/50 front/back. Meaning your FWD Honda has no advantage over a RWD BMW except for the
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by ivan1783 8y ago
I've been using them for a while now. I have had no issues and everything works as they say it does. I use it to transfer money between bank accounts in various countries as well as their debit card for travel.
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by ivan1783 8y ago
Because its better to spew all of the toxic exhaust generated by coal burning plants into the atmosphere? At least with nuclear you know where your waste is and you can control it.
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by ivan1783 8y ago
We are talking about two different things. Notice I did not say wire harnesses are water tight. Each individual wire inside the harness - the copper inside - is sealed to the environment. You will get corrosion on copper if you expose it to
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by ivan1783 8y ago
It absolutely does. A wire inside of a harness is a closed system. You have water tight sealing on the end of the connector on both ends of the cable. As soon as you open the sheath and expose the bare copper to atmosphere, corrosion starts
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by ivan1783 8y ago
Opening up wire harnesses introduces corrosion - I would not trust an autopilot car with hand soldered wire harnesses. There is a reason Tesla would replace all of the harnesses if they were to do this...Sure its fine now but in a few years
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by ivan1783 8y ago
RF guy here: N connectors are widely used in all RF equipment and are vastly superior to BNC connectors. Good luck using a BNC connector above several GHz. The second best connector used in RF is the SMA. The third most common is the 7&#x2F