krasin

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   by krasin 4y ago

   >Dude, you are just projecting your spite. This would be laughable if I didn't know you were serious. So it's actually just scary how how you make things up. I lived in Russia for the first 27 years of my life (but I've be
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   by krasin 4y ago

   >To make a compact and light naval reactor you need very pure U-235 Yes, with the reactor designs used by US Navy. Akademik Lomonosov ([1]), a floating nuclear plant, uses "low-enriched uranium (LEU) fuel, with 14.1% average enrichm
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   by krasin 4y ago

   >As a former navy nuke: no. I don’t want commercial vessels registered in Nosafetystandardsland to have nuclear power. Fuck no. These nuclear vessels will likely have to be registered in countries with nuclear power already deployed. Nob
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   by krasin 4y ago

   Yep. Both parties here are within their rights. It's the HN comment about entitlement of the maintainer that I was responding to.
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   by krasin 4y ago

   I am not objecting the 2FA deployment - it's a good idea. I am objecting the attitude towards maintainers which disagree - they have the right to disagree. They owe us nothing.
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   by krasin 4y ago

   >but his response feels more so If we keep treating open source maintainers like they owe us anything, we will have fewer open source maintainers.
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   by krasin 4y ago

   It's a feasible hypothesis. But even if it was sweet tea again and some of the components died, I would have been able to replace them individually ([1]), instead of having to buy the whole new laptop. 1. https://frame.work&
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   by krasin 4y ago

   Today, my daughter spilled orange juice on her Framework laptop. I was able to quickly disconnect the battery, unscrew everything and wipe all the juice. Laptop is working fine now, thanks to the Framework design. A stark contrast with an H
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   by krasin 4y ago

   >Not all high schoolers are mature enough to be left alone and go to school As an anecdote, 100% of my class was coming to the school and back without being supervised since age 8. This was in 90s and not in the US, but the gap of "
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    by krasin 4y ago

    There's a free ebook by a different author, Dr. Stefan Salewski, "Computer Programming with the Nim Programming Language": https://ssalewski.de/nimprogramming.html
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    by krasin 4y ago

    Good point. I've looked deeper: https://www.cst.ch/en/why-cst/ Apparently, they don't actually have electric trucks. Instead, they have "pods" for individual pallets: "Innovation is also a
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    by krasin 4y ago

    One possible explanation is that they might not have enough space for terminals on both ends. Electrical trucks could merge into a normal road and go directly to a distribution center.
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    by krasin 4y ago

    >The alfalfa is also used for cows grown in CA for CA residents. That's also a bad thing. Cow farms should be significantly limited in arid climates Technically, from what I understand, it's enough to limit alfaalfa in arid cli
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    by krasin 4y ago

    Anecdotal evidence: I used to get motion sick in cars, but after playing hundreds of hours in Beat Saber on my Quest, no more. I can bear road trips just fine. So, VR is the training.
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    by krasin 4y ago

    >There's no VR content that is held back by the graphical fidelity atm. As mentioned by the other comment, the ability to read text clearly is important and missing. That holds back a lot of productivity use cases.
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    by krasin 4y ago

    High-density LFP sounds amazing. Where can I read more about it?
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    by krasin 4y ago

    Thanks! Apparently, I knew the quote, but not the author of it.
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    by krasin 4y ago

    I am curious. Would it be possible to provide a more direct reference?
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    by krasin 4y ago

    Connectors as a category are at 75% in stock, which is greater than across all categories (~51%). As for specific connectors / manufacturers: possibly. Panic buying + scalpers may have contributed.
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    by krasin 4y ago

    They conveniently allow downloading a CSV with the whole assortment: https://jlcpcb.com/parts ("download table" link to the right)
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    by krasin 4y ago

    I have a hobby around electronics, and as a side effect, I have been keeping CSVs with all the components from JLCPCB Parts library for the last 6 months. It appears that we're slowly crawling out of the pit: date,in_stock,out_of_stock
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    by krasin 4y ago

    Thank you. I was not aware of this approach.
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    by krasin 4y ago

    >Greece has immediate access to deep ocean for cheap storage I am curious about what you mean, can you please elaborate?
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    by krasin 4y ago

    Specifically for the Trucker's Hitch, this video is quite popular: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUHgGK-tImY
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    by krasin 4y ago

    I would not be so sure. Companies go great lengths to control remote workers and protect their information, so it's probably only a matter of time when working from VR will be required at least from some of them. And then it's Off
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    by krasin 4y ago

    Can you please recommend an open source codebase that uses Julia + CUDA and that can be used to learn that combination? I am considering starting a CUDA-related project and Julia is a serious contender, but I am scared to hit too many rough
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    by krasin 4y ago

    Small peer bonuses work well for "going above and beyond". But they are not common.
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    by krasin 4y ago

    That assumes that the policies of these companies don't change suddenly to ban all of the associated accounts in unison.
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    by krasin 4y ago

    And one day a random bot decides to ban your account and everything is gone.
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    by krasin 4y ago

    Can you elaborate/rephrase, please? Sounds interesting, but I also didn't understand. :)