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by labawi 6y ago
> It probably wouldn't need much of a resistor to simulate minimal charging rates. Resistor wouldn't be a huge problem. A heat sink might be - the chargers typically support 5-50kW¹ charging rates. I'm not sure they would
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by labawi 6y ago
At 8 MJ (2000 kcal) / day = 90W (average) diet, to scrub CO₂ you would need to bind about that much energy on average¹. Assuming optimistic 50% LED efficiency and 90% algae efficiency², you would need at least about 90W/50W /
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by labawi 6y ago
Is a bioreactor an amine scrubber?
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by labawi 6y ago
There is a very significant distinction - a private key does not (or should not) leave the user's computer. A private key is very long password that is magically¹ never revealed to anyone during normal use, only it's accessibility
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by labawi 6y ago
Perhaps cohousing, or coliving?
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by labawi 6y ago
Note that those are called hostels. I don't remember seeing shared bathrooms in hotels.
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by labawi 6y ago
The "accelarated test" may not be in any way indicative of true lifetime in moderate conditions. Their own conclusion does not draw any such implications, the only other test they reference is done at 80°C (10°C lower), and the on
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by labawi 6y ago
> The objective of this study was to investigate the behavior of the GlassMasterDisc of Syylex under extreme climatic conditions (90°C and 85% relative humidity) and to demonstrate the potential of this technology for digital archiving
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by labawi 6y ago
As long as they are carrying less people than 737-MAX, I think they will be fine with less redundancy. They should be safe, so they don't fall on people etc, but that is a separate issue.
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by labawi 6y ago
> But during the manufacturing process, not all BPA gets locked into chemical bonds Quote from the article. The plastics are polymers - monomers linked into chains, but the linking is random and this would be a plausible explanation.
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by labawi 6y ago
You mean something like this: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10653220 Or is it a different type?
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by labawi 6y ago
More expensive than roof+solar? Do you have references to any solutions, other Tesla's popular, pretty and expensive version? A flush panel-only roof seems more aesthetic than shingles + raised solar, and would be good-enough for me.
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by labawi 6y ago
That's a gimmick with thousands of panels and connectors. Very pretty, but seems like a fire waiting to happen, or at least a regular failure. Also seems expensive financially and materially with all those individual connectors and cab
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by labawi 6y ago
We had issues with uneven heating and large temperature swings, so I fixed it with simple (though case-specific) logic: while True: if temperature < set_point: heat for 15min wait for 15min Works wonders, consisten
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by labawi 6y ago
Why not make a roof out of solar panels? You will need to deal with the gaps and it's not trivial, but if you are already putting huge panels, would it not be easier to route rain/snow/ice from the gaps, than to build a separ
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by labawi 6y ago
> If the original inventor doesn’t license or sell the product then owning the patent is literally worthless. That's only true for the public. A company may not with to license patent use under truly fair conditions, because it wo
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by labawi 6y ago
You can split it to two 1x PCIe 2.0, or perhaps even 2x, 4x, probably even 3.0, 4.0, with the right chip, but in any case you need a PCIe switch, and they will share the uplink bandwidth.
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by labawi 6y ago
Probably this. And burning batteries may produce less smoke, but it can be more "fun" than regular gasoline or even burning plastics, though even plastics are a sufficient reason for good ventilation.
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by labawi 6y ago
Organize a non-fork alternate development team, accept crowdfunding for specific goals/features.
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by labawi 6y ago
If you use it for drinking/eating, especially for acidic (or basic) food, or ingest/inhale its fragments/dust, then quite probably yes.
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by labawi 6y ago
Estimates seem to be <10%, and I believe even that was by mass, so much less penetrating. It is an issue, and I don't want lots of cars even if electric, but if you are weighing them as having similar air pollution, it's probab
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by labawi 6y ago
An order of magnitude is 10x, this is 6x so within an order of magnitude. Specific numbers are meaningless. Calling it same order of magnitude seems an unfortunate (and technically incorrect) phrasing. Still, the point stands - a 6x dif
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by labawi 6y ago
Once the leak is out, there isn't much of a reason to keep violating terms of the dubious contracts.
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by labawi 6y ago
> doesn't fail completely but cannot access part of the data If the a mail server can't tell whether a user/email is valid, it should either return a temporary failure or accept and queue. Unless of course you're too
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by labawi 6y ago
Yes. It isn't json. Those are non-delimited key-value pairs.
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by labawi 6y ago
Likely not all of the impurities. Those with boiling temperature similar to water will probably mostly remain (it's more complex than that). A better question would be: Are there dangerous levels of contaminants in after a single disti
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by labawi 6y ago
The format makes it seem slightly shady, though that probably can't be helped. Asking for funding again makes it fit with scams, but no pharma company would research or even admit diet as a potential cure for a cash-cow disease. I&#x27
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by labawi 6y ago
Unlit protruding wheels seen on night photo seem dangerous. Wonder how they stand safety and certification. I really like the idea, assuming it's feasible.
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by labawi 6y ago
They admitted the policy needs rewording, and it has since been changed. IMO, Porter should have left it at that. Demanding work from people or dropping it their lap, while you have no relation to them nor are they paid for it, would (IMO)
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by labawi 6y ago
Is there a non-sketchy reason why having multitudes of LLCs makes good business sense? AFAIU, typical reason is to compartmentalize liabilities, but aren't you doing something sketchy if you have reasons to compartmentalize?

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