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by joshu 4y ago
I was being very, very generous and converted average length times average width. One or two square meters tops is more reasonable.
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by joshu 4y ago
I doubt they got very far. Most of the pages cut off very early since humans never went more than a page or two in. Maybe the new version wasn’t as good but when I left it wasn’t easy. Any at scale scraping was easy to detect since the site
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by joshu 4y ago
I did the Model Mania 2001 part 1 challenge in a little under 18 minutes. The part 2 challenge involved only changing the 45 deg to 55 and the height of the center of the bore, so less than a minute. I know Fusion 360 but it's amazing
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by joshu 4y ago
I doubt it. Delicious was way, way bigger than anyone realized, and there were a ton of throttling protections in there…
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by joshu 4y ago
that's still 3 miles range without the foldout. also the hours of light are very optimistic at best. i'm assuming full output for 6 hours in a a row. i've edited to reflect your numbers. still feels low, but: a model 3 long r
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by joshu 4y ago
a average fullsize car has approximately a 7 square meter roof. assume we get 100% of that. times solar gets maybe 200 watts per square meter = 1.4kw. times 6 hours of full solar (if you are lucky) = 8.4kwh. divided tesla model 3 gets 2.4 k
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by joshu 4y ago
It’s banned now, but that patch is very rough and that is a steep incline. It is amazing he made it. I will dig out some video from one of my own race is from the cockpit and you can see how tough that pass really is
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by joshu 4y ago
There is definitely precedent. In ‘62 Ferrari threatened to pull all their cars from Le Mans over some ruling they disagreed with. Lotus went home and didn’t go back to LM for many, many years. (Reading the Wikipedia article, looks like the
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by joshu 4y ago
Probably up there with The Pass: https://youtu.be/cBthxGThBkc (wait for it)
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by joshu 4y ago
I have a historic car that ended up banned at Le Mans over rules and caused Lotus to stop competing while at the same Ferrari did not get banned from the same race despite also falling afoul of some different rules. at least according to le
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by joshu 4y ago
Probably don’t paint the entire sport with one brush. Lots of racing is very exciting, especially to the people who are doing it (the vast majority of racing is amateur/club/etc.) Bergmeister vs Magnussen wasn’t that long ago…
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by joshu 4y ago
I remember using some MS-DOS program for circuit simulation that used a clone of OpenWindows as the GUI/window manager. Pretty strange.
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by joshu 4y ago
metadata is not is tagging. keywords are not tagging.
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by joshu 4y ago
I don't get to use it much these days
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by joshu 4y ago
there's a massive difference between tagging-for-self-recall and tagging-for-other-recall. when i invented tagging the first was paramount, but the latter has become dominant and has very different design considerations one interesting
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by joshu 4y ago
The competition you mention is directly part of fair use, specifically the fourth factor: Effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work. https://www.copyright.gov/fair-us
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by joshu 4y ago
the belly lox they are talking about aren’t in brine- they are thinly sliced and packaged much like the cold smoked stuff, though far more salty and oily…
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by joshu 4y ago
ok, what if the sushi replaced some cuisine you grew up with? because this is a dishonest comparison otherwise.
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by joshu 4y ago
i know this sounds strange but the things we grew up with influence our tastes and preferences. i miss things lost (kaiser rolls, bagels) more than the things gained (sourdough, dutch crunch.)
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by joshu 4y ago
iirc the mentioned smalltalk browser predates both of these.
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by joshu 4y ago
Sourdough is interesting because it is a yeast plus a lactobacillus to make the lactic acid. Lots of things are cured with lacto fermentation including hot sauce and half sour (not vinegar cured) pickles. I love making my own fermented hot
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by joshu 4y ago
does anyone else get intensely annoyed when a) the closed captions misspell a word (or use the wrong word entirely) or b) when the captions don't match the spoken words (often on translated materials)?
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by joshu 4y ago
The vast, vast majority of people that own sports cars do not take their cars to the track.
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by joshu 4y ago
The vast majority of people buying this cars are not going to be using it for drift events. So for the 99% of people who are buying it without intentions of tracking it, why is this there? At least on the RS it was something that could be a
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by joshu 4y ago
They are selling a street car, though. The vast majority of people who have this will not be tracking it. So why does it need a drift bar? I'm very aware of how track and race cars work, thanks for explaining that.
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by joshu 4y ago
So you're going to wreck your good street tires? The stuff you want to drive around on is not the stuff you want to drift on.
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by joshu 4y ago
factor in lost revenue due to market cannibalization for adobe? might make more sense
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by joshu 4y ago
what’s the target audience? people shouldn’t be using this on public roads. (i own a former formula D car. it never goes on the street)
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by joshu 4y ago
the conveyors are almost literally visual spaghetti!
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by joshu 4y ago
This seems like a nice article. I think you are off base.

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