mr337

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1. 61.▲
   by mr337 4y ago

   That is a whole new class of problem. Better start parsing those CSV details billing logs for some gems!
2. 62.▲
   by mr337 4y ago

   Ha this gave me a chuckle! The supply chain shortages go much further than just chips sadly :(
3. 63.▲
   by mr337 4y ago

   We had the some problem evaluating it for our startup. We were planning on using it to deploy ROS in the field and leverage the benefits. I was quoted $20k/year to get started and I think that also included 10 or 20 devices in the fiel
4. 64.▲
   by mr337 4y ago

   I have been told a different take. The amount of airflow over the coils is important as the compressor system also expects a certain thermal exchange (think air conditioning) and thus a certain pressure on the return. Less air over the coil
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   by mr337 4y ago

   If you are open to medical tourism, from experience would recommend Mexico private healthcare. I have been very impressed with private facilities and doctors. Out of pocket costs are very affordable including lab and imaging (ultrasound, CT
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   by mr337 4y ago

   Highly recommend this as I have one to. The issue though is there are limits as to what they can do. If you have an issue that is above their capabilities you'll be referred to a specialist. This is the part that stinks as then you&#x2
7. 67.▲
   by mr337 4y ago

   Sure if you don’t want proper sleep/hibernate. Dell won’t fix and I’m still salty about it after buying two of them.
8. 68.▲
   by mr337 4y ago

   I am sorry for your loss you and your mother had to go through. I don't think I have ever experienced frustration at the level that you have working with the medical system in US.
9. 69.▲
   by mr337 4y ago

   I love okukar and use it regardless of desktop environment.
10. 70.▲
    by mr337 4y ago

    Exiting to see more linux options including system76, framework, etc. I'm still really salty about the XPS13 not having proper sleep [1] and looking for other options. [1] - https://www.dell.com/community/XPS/
11. 71.▲
    by mr337 5y ago

    Welcome to greener pastures :) Been on BK for about 6mo now and still loving it.
12. 72.▲
    by mr337 5y ago

    Same here, for something that they pitch as being so self hosted signing up without using your own email was really weird to me. Still haven't signed up....
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    by mr337 5y ago

    Ooof I think I have to agree with "we are cheap and nobody cares yet.". If we had a bad release go out that blocked nightly processing, for example, it was how amazing fast it became a ticket to CEOs start calling. One of the thin
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    by mr337 5y ago

    Wow, I feel like that is a step back. This feels a lot like other protocols non free specs like J1939 that is over $1000USD.
15. 75.▲
    by mr337 5y ago

    I agree, we have these deployed in the field and have no issues with weather due to using more than the L1 band. Something isn't configured correctly or something failing, such as the antenna.
16. 76.▲
    by mr337 5y ago

    Same here too, I'm on my third XPS. This is the same crap that gets pulled with non linux supported laptop and I sort of understand. But these are specifically Linux supported.
17. 77.▲
    by mr337 5y ago

    I was thinking it was in spirit of https://www.openttd.org/ , but looks like independent?
18. 78.▲
    by mr337 5y ago

    > 2. Watching myself for lifestyle creep. I feel this all the time and haven't been able to quite formulate it. I like to think of this as convenience things like subscriptions or fancy items that we can live without.
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    by mr337 5y ago

    Some of the automotive stuff is really great to get started. Was working on an agriculture robot and needed a good way to detect a level of something. In short a IP65+ hall effect sensor that can get wet and dirt no problem. The solution wa
20. 80.▲
    by mr337 5y ago

    I was thinking the same thing. I use spacemacs and have moved to about 5 laptops over the last five years. Just bring along the .spacemacs files and any supporting tools like ripgrep etc and I am up and running.
21. 81.▲
    by mr337 5y ago

    Something to fold the never ending chore of laundry.
22. 82.▲
    by mr337 5y ago

    Yup agree with this completely. You'll see the issue of disassembling a battery pack, basically don't do it unless you know what you are doing. I saw a Nissan Leaf get a battery back replacement at the dealer. The adjacent bays we
23. 83.▲
    by mr337 5y ago

    I was thinking the same thing! Any logging tool will help take the errors and group them or some kind of housekeeping to help vs 200 emails slamming an inbox.
24. 84.▲
    by mr337 5y ago

    I think he sums this up nicely. What a feat!
25. 85.▲
    by mr337 5y ago

    Same, also amazing how simple it is to implement a PID controller and how well the results are. I use them all the time for computer mechanical control interfaces. There are supposed to be better controllers but dang PID just work.
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    by mr337 5y ago

    I’m in the same boat. I’ve been openvpn for years and finally made the switch and blown away how well it works. All Linux of course.
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    by mr337 5y ago

    So one thing that really surprised me is the little pocket on the soap tray. I started adding some liquid soap there as part of the loading and saw a big improvement on cleaning result. The idea is during the first pre cleaning cycle the so
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    by mr337 5y ago

    100% agree. EVs are almost superior in every other way but the data collections are getting annoying. EVs are fast, but the last thing I want is to get an automated speeding ticket due to GPS data that was collected by big brother.
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    by mr337 5y ago

    This looks like a company/CEO that loves to benefit from open source as long as it benefits them so strongly. Further more it looks like a CEO that can't innovate and the only options is to innovate through litigation. Must be som
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    by mr337 7y ago

    Same here as well!