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by lnsru 4y ago
I am pretty sure, there are enough adults, that have no idea what social networks do. I am pretty sure also, that kids are not really ready for explanation of complex technical functionality. They do not have enough math background and prob
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by lnsru 4y ago
Because some parents can’t afford iPhones in Germany.
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by lnsru 4y ago
The question is how to keep kids off social media. I am very thankful neighbor mom, who bought her son a smart watch and not a cheap android phone. Good example for other kids. It’s clear, that departments with lots of clever people are doi
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by lnsru 4y ago
I would say, our modern controlled democracy can’t solve any problem. Why “controlled”? Because only professional conmen backed by some shady organizations can enter the voting list with real election change. I know tons really smart and go
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by lnsru 4y ago
Maybe. I worked for few. One was designing radio prototype and charger for BMW. Another one was manufacturing parts for gearboxes. Third one was designing and manufacturing welding inspection equipment. Another one was designing and manufac
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by lnsru 4y ago
Yes. De-industrialization comes with internal combustion engine ban. Whole Mittelstand makes very special parts for them. With electric vehicles these companies will disappear and living standard in rural areas will fall. 2 decades ago it w
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by lnsru 4y ago
Raspberry Pi is out of stock everywhere. Triple regular price on eBay. Take Arduino. It’s probably more adopted than microbit.
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by lnsru 4y ago
Beware, that automatic LAN discovery doesn’t always work for me. Address and port must be entered manually.
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by lnsru 4y ago
Sure that was the case. But now there is a strategy “America first”. Sounds reasonable to me to think about German nukes.
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by lnsru 4y ago
Germany also left research of future energy technology and research of own weapons. Basically US must save Germany again and again for another hundreds of years keeping nuclear weapons in Germany. Also Germany went all-in in buying ship-wis
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by lnsru 4y ago
Could you, please, recommend something? I heard, the NXP i.MX 8 series should be good.
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by lnsru 4y ago
I almost quit my day job in 2020 building a product based on Raspberry Pi Compute module 4, it has great form factor. But I didn’t! And it was another proof, that playing safe is not the worst way to do things. What’s alternative!? As an el
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by lnsru 4y ago
I found very good metric somewhere: part count in all of the season sets vs. price. I don’t remember where, but there was writing, that while part count was decreasing, price increasing. And the best deal was too look for ~decade old used s
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by lnsru 4y ago
No. Lego is expensive, because it’s luxury toy brand. There many many guys analyzing this topic, here is one of them: https://bricknerd.com/home/greed-or-inflation-an-economic-an... Long story short: each year new sets
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by lnsru 4y ago
Any source for better quality products? Because I have a feeling, that some things might be more expensive, but in the essence it is the same crap with better packaging. Dreaming about buying water pistol, that doesn’t break within 2 weeks.
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by lnsru 4y ago
Wanted to get Model Y in the past. Nice comfy car, huge backseat and… a camera filming inside the car. Thanks no. Apparently for drowsiness detection, but I am not buying it. Time of flight camera staring at the driver’s face is kinda norma
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by lnsru 4y ago
Real 300 winter miles range means paper 400+ miles WLTP. And this is where expensive cars start. Real 300 kilometers look better, but still doable with rather expensive cars.
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by lnsru 4y ago
Kia should be the cheapest one. Genesis the most luxurious brand. Hyundai in the middle.
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by lnsru 4y ago
Hyundai group has Kia, Hyundai and Genesis. Basically an individual brand for every taste. I ordered one year ago and now canceled a Kia. Looks like, their factories are well loaded and Hyundai group doesn’t care about customers at all.
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by lnsru 4y ago
You can outsource everything right now to some dirt cheap offshore team. I doubt, that outsourcing alone will make you very rich.
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by lnsru 4y ago
That’s rather b2b product. I don’t think, that kickstarter format is good for b2b things.
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by lnsru 4y ago
I started open sourcing hardware and then in the middle I realized, that I am digging my own grave. While any optimization in software can be done in a weekend, this takes weeks in hardware (5-7 days printed circuit manufacturing and couple
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by lnsru 4y ago
Of course there is no shortage. You can buy all the parts from shady brokers at 10x price. My case it was 10x for PHY chip. ADCs were cheaper, only at 6-8x price. Solution: buy another, obsolete PHY chip for only 2x price and strip ADCs for
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by lnsru 4y ago
Yes! When you think, that these resources each cost you 80000€ a year, you want to use them really well and get some serious output.
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by lnsru 4y ago
I am just curious where would you go? In my eyes today’s Germany is also bad choice for working and living comfy lifestyle. It was nice low wage country with dirt cheap groceries and not too expensive housing. Now it is still low wage count
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by lnsru 4y ago
It would be ok having sane timeline for heat pumps conversion for coming decade. But now it’s fascism just telling, that no gas furnaces anymore starting next year. There is no plan, there is no strategy. Just pure ideological nonsense. Clo
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by lnsru 4y ago
Stupid question, but why not to burn plastics directly generating heat and electricity? With proper filtering it shouldn’t be very poisonous.
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by lnsru 4y ago
Sorry, 10 kWh at electricity meter for 100 km just does not sound real.
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by lnsru 4y ago
The problem is that Germany isn’t California. There is winter and roads are covered in salt. And old cars rust through and are not road worthy after few welding sessions anymore.
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by lnsru 4y ago
Move from fossil fuels where!? To solar panels and batteries all made in China?

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