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by kumarvvr 6mo ago
I guess the idea is to create pressure on the US govt. And it will only happen when the elites assets are damaged. They did the same with US companies in the Gulf region, and then followed through with attacks on Oracle and Amazon data cent
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by kumarvvr 7mo ago
I used Sony ear buds. Never once have I had any issues with it. Charging is a minor inconvenience, but the freedom of not having tangled mess on my hands when I work while I speak is much more worth it. I suspect the vat majority of these w
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by kumarvvr 7mo ago
I was on the prowl for a new DB Management tool, after pgAdmin 4 shifted to their web based client crap. I never came across this. Found DBeaver and using it since then.
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by kumarvvr 7mo ago
For technical reporting, I recently started using html and print media css. The system is flexible and simple. Used TeX for the same and had to lose sanity for it to even work semi well.
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by kumarvvr 7mo ago
This is the inflection point for the beginning of culling of the intellectual class. If not physically, atleast economically and socially. A few arrests and a few in detention centres, will be enough to make them fold and grovel. They are n
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by kumarvvr 7mo ago
All this is for nought. The power lies with the US Govt. And its corrupt, immoral and unethical, run by power hungry assholes who are not being held accountable, headed by the asshole who does a million illegal things every day. Ultimately,
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by kumarvvr 8mo ago
Do you have any resources or books to learn all the details of all these? Also, what is UDF?
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by kumarvvr 8mo ago
Do you consider Angular to have a better rendering system? Or is it similar to React? Asking because I use Angular and want to learn other frameworks in case Angular is just as bad for long term.
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by kumarvvr 8mo ago
Is this actually beneficial than, say having a bunch of smaller ones communicating on a bus? Apart from space constraints that is.
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by kumarvvr 8mo ago
On a side track, I wish to express my fears regarding AI Unfortunately for the general populace, most technological improvements in information technology, for the past 5 decades, has lead to loss of political control and lessened their lev
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by kumarvvr 8mo ago
Good luck trying to take something back from the populace once already given for decades, even if it is in a limited form. It's a desperate attempt, that really shows how cornered the administration is. Any power that fears information
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by kumarvvr 8mo ago
It would require a very high speed camera, and a floodlight, which may be impractical.
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by kumarvvr 9mo ago
God ! For a long time, the cut copy paste icons had no text ! I mean, c'mon MS, after so many years in the industry, surely you must know that having text below icons is how most users use the functions. Heck, I am a seasoned developer
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by kumarvvr 10mo ago
https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1149/1945-7111/abae37/... This is the paper that claims 10,000 cycles under optimal conditions. But if you read it, they measure Equivalent Full Cycles, and it seems
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by kumarvvr 10mo ago
They are good for about 1000 cycles. This system can run for decades.
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by kumarvvr 10mo ago
Heat from compression is stored in a thermal energy storage system. Most likely something like a sand container.
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by kumarvvr 10mo ago
The turbines would have to spin at very high speeds at those sizes to be efficient.
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by kumarvvr 10mo ago
> What we need is a storage technology with a duration of months Actually, having expandable, highly re-usable tech like this is much better when the capacities are in terms of hours. This storage, combined with say 2.5x solar panel inst
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by kumarvvr 10mo ago
Company says safe limit is 70 meters, about 200 feet. Easy to build infra and other stuff that far away, especially in locations where this is meant to be used. There are many aspects of safety 1. If the puncture is due to hurricanes, etc,
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by kumarvvr 10mo ago
This concept is used all over India to cool down homes that are on the top floors. https://www.amazon.in/EXCEL-CoolCoat%C2%AE-Reflective-Coatin... Basically, have a highly reflective white coat on your roof, to reduce tempe
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by kumarvvr 10mo ago
> solved by improved education https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Delhi_car_explosion Planned and executed by highly educated, qualified, doctors.
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by kumarvvr 10mo ago
> I will switch and never look back You are at the extreme tail end. For most average users, that includes your average mothers, fathers, uncles, aunts, cousins etc, chatGPT is a magical all knowing tool that mostly spits out good answer
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by kumarvvr 10mo ago
A system similar to this can also be used for cooling rooms and buildings. A lot of the world's population lives on the tropical belt, in hot conditions. A lot of them use air conditioning, and a lot more are going to start using it in
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by kumarvvr 10mo ago
How is this different to, and better than using nested grids?
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by kumarvvr 11mo ago
150 USD for a piece of cloth ! Talk about greedy !
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by kumarvvr 11mo ago
I wonder if its possible to press powder into pods, and use them. I mean, pre-make a bunch of them from store brand powder, and keep them ready for use. Not sure if water can be introduced to bind the press, or maybe some other material.
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by kumarvvr 11mo ago
> "we all do this for the money" BigCo To Investors : We are in it for money. We will earn you money. It is money we dream, covet and will go to any lengths for. Ethics, Integrity, Truth, all those don't matter in the long
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by kumarvvr 11mo ago
They were prevented from buying out ARM. They can always license their IP and make products out of that. Some of their systems most likely have such chips already in them.
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by kumarvvr 11mo ago
As it seems now, they are into producing silicon that does massive parallel calculations, and variants on it thereof. To me, that seems to be a requirement for the computing industry for a long time. And, they seemed to have amassed enough
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by kumarvvr 11mo ago
Surprised it took so long.

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