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by maxwell86 5y ago
https://rover.ebay.de/rover/0/0/99?loc=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.eba... Something like that is what I bought.
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by maxwell86 5y ago
The professional machines don’t look nice, don’t have fancy buttons or electronics. They are not fashion items for fancy looking kitchens. Instead, They are practical. They have insane power (4.5kW is low range… and it goes directly into th
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by maxwell86 5y ago
> Most people don't live in a dense large city. Actually, most of the world population (>50%, ~4 billion people) lives in dense urban areas since ~2007: https://ourworldindata.org/urbanization The current trend i
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by maxwell86 5y ago
We bought a professional "manual" (no fancy electronics) from a restaurant (with knobs and no touch), for 100$ each. And built our own system with that. You can set the knob, and turn it on and off with a relee, connected to a ras
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by maxwell86 5y ago
We bought one from a restaurant on ebay. The "professional" models for restaurants don't have touch controls or fancy electronics. Just knobs. 100% recommend.
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by maxwell86 5y ago
> I love induction. The main annoyance, for me, are the touch controls. We bought a professional induction stove from a restaurant online on ebay for very cheap. One of the reasons is that all controls were "manual" and with &q
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by maxwell86 5y ago
> I totally get the desire to switch to electric appliances for many reasons, but I am yet to meet an electric stove of any kind that I remotely enjoyed cooking on. Is this everyone's experience? We bought a profesional induction pl
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by maxwell86 5y ago
We bought a single profesional induction stove, 4.5 kW for a single plate, on ebay, barely used, for 100$. The thing is a beast. You can heat a pot with 50L of water in ~10-15min with it to like 60 + degrees celsius. With gas it takes an ho
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by maxwell86 5y ago
Good induction is light years better than good gas stoves. Ours has 4.5kW _per plate_, and its awesome. Silent, instantaneously hot, instantaneously cold, full control over the heat, no gases, etc. For heating and hot water, "remote h
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by maxwell86 5y ago
> If it has a flat bottom, then it’s not a wok. It has a flat bottom "outside", inside it has the same shape as a normal wok.
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by maxwell86 5y ago
What kind of effects?
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by maxwell86 5y ago
> To leak their addresses? Yes. Privacy is a human right, leaking someone address is not ok, and doing so is illegal in Germany because of privacy rights. Ironically, this is also why it would be illegal in Germany for the government to
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by maxwell86 5y ago
This is typically the case with new regulations. The cases that make the news with 100 million dollar fines to trillion dollar companies are just the ones in which the prosecution can't even reach someone at the company cause 100 milli
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by maxwell86 5y ago
More like "by painting the whole Rubik's cube with the same color". This new amazing algorithm to this previously thought impossible problem is now able to solve it in 0 moves! And no matter which move, it always gets a solut
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by maxwell86 5y ago
If the road is designed for 2 car lanes, without much tolerance, something has to give. Either you make it wider, or you change it to one car lane, or you remove parking spaces, etc. If you leave the 2 car lanes, and make them smaller to fi
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by maxwell86 5y ago
Can you recommend a good resource for getting started with OCaml ?
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by maxwell86 5y ago
> It is really frustrating how highway engineers, as a profession, are unwilling to consistently learn lessons from the Netherlands in designing cycle infrastructure. These decisions aren't made by highway engineers, they are made b
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by maxwell86 5y ago
I think the answer is that when the FED prints more money, the "value" of 1 dollar doesn't change much, so the ratio of dollar to euros doesn't change. Sure with more money, people in the US spend more, US inflation incr
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by maxwell86 5y ago
> if the repo/vendor/maintainer pulls the release If your package system allows this switch to another one, like, right now. NPM, Cargo, etc. don't allow this (they "unlist" versions, but they don't "r
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by maxwell86 5y ago
THat's why you specify the exact version of your dependencies.
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by maxwell86 5y ago
So you paid 12k for a feature that was delivered to you 3 years after getting your car? Tell us more.
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by maxwell86 5y ago
According to this, the valuation of stocks in a different currency like euro or chf would look differently than in dollars, since the dollar price with respect to these currencies would have deviated. Is this the case for another more stabl
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by maxwell86 5y ago
Tesla shipped 900k cars in 2021. That’s extreme growth from 2020. If they grow they same this year, by the end of it, they’ll sell more than any other automaker, and if they continue into 2023, they might end up selling more than all other
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by maxwell86 5y ago
> Find the smallest prime number that is divisible by 7 and 13. So what did the model answer?
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by maxwell86 5y ago
Nah. Your work data is on the laptop, clock the hours it is locked, and calculate the maximum potential damage. Sue via your consumer association. Apple can lock you out of your laptop, but if that causes damages to your well-being, your bu
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by maxwell86 5y ago
The claim here is that one would look at _ALL_ 1000+ year ld buildings, and then decide what to build. You are building the strawman of looking at _ONE_ 1000+ year old building, and then building that because it must work. Nobody is arguing
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by maxwell86 5y ago
> No it not an option unless you are going to pay the cancellation and rescheduling fees of hotels and other transport for everyone. The customer can buy extra insurance for that, or buy a ticket from a company that provides it. Such com
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by maxwell86 5y ago
That’s an option. The other option is that the price of the flight, which should include the damage it does to our planet, gets spread out to the 7 people on the plane. So they could still fly, but at 20.000$ instead of 200$. At that point
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by maxwell86 5y ago
That’s the point. The cost of flying currently does not account for the damage that planes do to our planet.
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by maxwell86 5y ago
No supercomputing ? :( No parallelism ? :(

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