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by lnsru 1y ago
Just my 5 cents. Running factory is damn hard job. 10 products built from 50 different parts having 70 different vendors is a small nightmare. So me people can manage that, but the most can’t. Most people in Western world also cannot imagin
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by lnsru 1y ago
I don’t know if any change is possible. I definitely can’t repair school, nor make the Deutsche Bahn trains run on time. Health and retirement “insurance” are getting more and more expensive every year. The single thing I can try is to acc
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by lnsru 1y ago
I am in Germany and I don’t need troll farms to poison my worldview. It’s enough to go to the local school where swimming pool is closed, because there is no money. It’s enough to go to all hands meeting at work to get new location in best
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by lnsru 1y ago
Exactly this happened to European hardware startups. So many certifications and directives, weee, rohs, reach, red, supply chain, sustainability, etc. Logical step as an investor is to avoid ventures, that are burning tons of money just to
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by lnsru 1y ago
Exactly. These are paid villains to craft masterplan for multiple layoff rounds. Because the good and loving CEO loves everybody in his kingdom and can’t hurt anyone. The paid consultants are the evil who laid those nice people off. The con
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by lnsru 1y ago
Not sure if it is valid for France. But there is paid healthcare system in Germany. No wait time and newest treatment methods are used if you bring your own cash. Same doctor has appointment next day if you tell that you‘re paying by yours
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by lnsru 1y ago
That’s the thing about statistics - it is only somehow valid at some uncertain date. I know 3 not registered installations. One guy has big photovoltaic installation and installed balcony power plant to cover his special energy needs at sun
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by lnsru 1y ago
That’s really nice! Cheap hardware was gone during covid years completely. And now beautiful Kintex for 200$ again. I was super interested in these when I was younger. 2x SFP with PCIe reminds me on NetFPGA project. This card is perfect for
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by lnsru 1y ago
I went through many iPhones, my first iPhone 3G is still lying around. But nowadays I need to look for howto vidoes and blogs for rather simple things. The simplicity is gone, there are too many settings and bugs. Looking for used Google Pi
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by lnsru 1y ago
Please don’t spread misinformation. Every current Chinese inverter (Sungrow, Goodwe, you name it) can provide emergency power with or without installed battery. My all PV installations (10-20 kWp panels with 10-30 kWh batteries) provide eme
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by lnsru 1y ago
You need me, an electrician, for bigger installation. 800W can be done by everyone and doesn’t require registration to grid operator and tests. Some people don’t mind having illegal 1600-2000W installations, never heard, that someone got fi
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by lnsru 1y ago
It’s not hard, but nobody has time for it. Curating footprints and symbols is very time consuming task.
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by lnsru 1y ago
Routing by itself is solved problem, there is no need for AI here. But! AI could be used to look at datasheet of the part and identify the signal. Typical status LED or power good signals do not care about routing while power and high frequ
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by lnsru 1y ago
I think, two rounds of RTO reduce headcount by 4-6% and the company is still functional. Work packages are delegated to the folks who stay. Few months later lost key persons get replacement. It’s not like throwing 2/3 workforce and con
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by lnsru 1y ago
I think, you must be technical guy. As a technical guy I share your negativity:-) While mining is already automated, the regular construction sites are too small, not scalable and retrofit costs are huge. Autonomous excavator is functional
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by lnsru 1y ago
I was also studying many MBA books about decision making in corporate environments. Many cool things about data driven decision making. Costs and alternative costs, etc., many cool things, some even with scientific background. RTO is also a
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by lnsru 1y ago
Tesla‘s “vision only” with phantom braking suicide experiments reached court last year in Germany and for the first time the court proved they exist for real and the cars are dangerous. This will be interesting to watch. I tried often free
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by lnsru 1y ago
First generation of ID.something was bad joke. Second generation is all right. Some people still complain about software, but I don’t have first hand experience anymore.
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by lnsru 1y ago
Tesla bought a company called Grohmann Automation in 2017, factory automation company. I am not sure what Tesla learned from Chinese…
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by lnsru 1y ago
As electrician I install PV systems and the Chinese have nice battery+inverter combos. Inverter feeds the battery at 480V@10A DC and then the battery later delivers 3-5 kW back over the inverter. Batteries are modular and can go up to 50 kw
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by lnsru 1y ago
The thing is that I have no new citizens around me in white collar positions. I don’t see them in production hall downstairs either. This is valid for my last 3 jobs. It’s dumb statistics. My friends and ex-colleagues see the same situation
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by lnsru 1y ago
What’s the charging/discharge power of your battery? Is it AC or DC coupled?
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by lnsru 1y ago
I have some statistics for you: https://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/235965/umfrag... It’s time to talk about elephant in the room instead of screaming “you’re nazi!”
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by lnsru 1y ago
I don’t want to open this can of worms. It is just not controlled.
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by lnsru 1y ago
They were. Currently I would avoid Sweden: https://www.gisreportsonline.com/r/sweden-immigrants-crisis/ Other European countries will follow. And yeah, I am against uncontrolled immigration. That’s probably the si
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by lnsru 1y ago
I feel you. Have my own office right now. Its worth more than €25k salary. It’s really hard to apply somewhere else and go back to noise and chaos in open office even for more money.
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by lnsru 1y ago
Can you please share your country of residence? Because in Germany I really don’t feel the choice. There are few political parties, but I don’t feel this variety helps in any way. There are few mega corporations for everything else, just ch
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by lnsru 1y ago
Once I had well paid job at American company in Germany which paid nice salary. Consider Apple’s iPhone. You have it, I have it and it’s a technical mega project. When you do a teardown, there are hundreds of different components. There was
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by lnsru 1y ago
I just went into trades and I do a picture every other hour of my work. It really makes me mad, that I can’t properly separate this photo-documentation from my personal private pictures. It’s a complete mess now in the main folder… Next pho
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by lnsru 1y ago
I once ordered Kia EV6, but after a year I canceled the order. I am now glad I canceled it. Bi-yearly inspections and coolant change for 600€ are ridiculous ripoffs. ICCU failures are handled really badly in Germany. I really like the EV6 a

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