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by lmpdev 2y ago
Not OP and not necessarily in favour of blanket lower taxes: Dramatically push up capital gains taxes on non-speculative investments like land ownership, housing and superannuation (capital movement must be slowed here) Australia has too
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Legal reform is still needed though Negative gearing must be scrapped and the capital gains tax wound back to pre-Howard levels The speculation on people’s shelter needs to end ———————— Reforms aside, I agree housing stock must lift. How we
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I’d imagine it would be the bifurcation of the chip market between low and high transistor size scales You’d be surprised the volume of chips anywhere from the 10s to thousands of nanometers sold even today For every bleeding edge CPU there
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Horse-drawn Car Wagons are generally are just a body addon, barely integrated into the chassis and have no impact into the lifespan of the car
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by lmpdev 2y ago
What I find insane is the peak current discharge those little 12V 7-9ah backup batteries can push out Well over 100A for a few seconds Lithium can’t even do that in a single cell (but in turn is infinitely better for continuous current) It
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by lmpdev 2y ago
It’s still up on /t/ afaik
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America will go to any length to avoid undoing an export far more damaging than any of its nuclear bombs: its 1960s city planning Even if it means crippling its own economy and the economies of its allies Think of the trillions of dollars l
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Hopefully copyright on most of it lapses so I can freely upload to Archive.org or similar
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by lmpdev 2y ago
This is why I data hoard I have friends who are Serbian living elsewhere and are about to start a family They have no Serbian children’s media afaik (and it’s not exactly easy to find) I found ~200GB of Serbian dubbed children’s media someo
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by lmpdev 2y ago
The head of automation for our org worked at Amazon automating their DCs I think there are major overlaps from a number of industries You need not cut your teeth on manufacturing specifically
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Off topic but I’m thinking about the EOL for designs like this: Are companies like BYD incentivised at all to ensure their chemistries are robust enough to be reused after their lifespan in a vehicle? Worried baked in planned obsolescence w
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Wasn’t that all set in motion by Thatcher? Especially the deteriorating economic situation for the entirety of the UK outside of London?
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by lmpdev 3y ago
I sell these all day at work. Aftermarket, the blame largely lies on the end user incorrectly selecting and fitted LED modules, but I still see this problem far too frequently with cars coming off the production line. I cannot tell if it&
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by lmpdev 3y ago
Justice aside: Aren’t there more technical solutions to DSP/image processing reference images that enable readers to get a more accurate assessment of results in a shorter time span? Or are humans naturally that hard-wired to commonpla
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by lmpdev 3y ago
Don’t forget that high power is still a worthwhile target in and of itself Not all applications for batteries are completely focused on power density
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by lmpdev 3y ago
I was thinking about this the other day I’d happily pay $100/month to access the internet similar to that of pre-2005ish As in, banning almost all commercial activity I truly believe Google isn’t getting worse, just the incentives behi
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by lmpdev 3y ago
For the love of god insulate a shed if you must use one The temperature swings won’t just hurt performance but risk thermal runaway if severe enough
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by lmpdev 3y ago
LiFePO4 is extremely underrated in conversations about Li-ion. They are my go-to unless I need high power density high drain Particularly larger LiFePo4 cylindricals and prismatics are fantastic. They have surprisingly good quality control
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by lmpdev 3y ago
As long as you have voltage and temperature monitoring with either a relay or preferably a power-fet for each and every cell it is safe and reliable This approach is much easier for prismatic cells but I have seen it successfully done with
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by lmpdev 3y ago
45 year not 45 years old
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by lmpdev 3y ago
Tangental: This is why Golf Courses and Land Art Designs are uncopyrightable but media created in the process of their development are
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by lmpdev 3y ago
Not the answer you want but all of these are nicely achievable in Rhino3D with aliasing for a couple of your dot points Added benefit is it’s integrated with Grasshopper so you could extend any of these to your liking in Python or C#
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by lmpdev 3y ago
A similar text from 1919 https://archive.org/embed/graphicmethodsfo00brinrich
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by lmpdev 3y ago
I fear mesh maybe the modelling equivalent of OOP. Not because it is the best paradigm for all situations, but just through inertia of use over decades
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by lmpdev 3y ago
Are you Australian? Union membership is at an all time low Workchoices in 2006 and Murdoch’s associated anti-union campaigning really did a number on the Union movement here in Aus
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by lmpdev 3y ago
Also not in the field But aren’t these two completely different challenges? Successfully growing the structure of brain tissue is one task But regenerating enough cartilage with enough strength and robustness to support a joint is another
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by lmpdev 3y ago
Can anyone explain why Toslink is on almost every consumer AV product circuit board? I love Toslink but I wouldn’t expect it on as many TVs, devices and systems as I see them Is it just the lack of the need for DAC chips, cost, or something
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by lmpdev 3y ago
A safety razor and a Brother B&W printer?
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by lmpdev 3y ago
I’m not sure that the choice of the language matters a great deal for an intro course to be honest There’s no way students can wrap their heads around advanced topics to the point where language selection matters that much Of course toy l
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by lmpdev 3y ago
I live in one of the leafiest subtropical cities in Australia For designers and planners interested in these ideas, please remember to account for increases in frequency in natural disasters over the coming century It wasn’t that long ago t

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