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Did you tie this into the grid? Any permit problems?
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I wonder why the payback period is so terrible? We always hear about the price of panels coming down but 23 years is crazy.
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5y ago
Are there deep learning roles that focus more on software engineering and using the tools rather than having a deep understanding of statistics?
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5y ago
What corporate structure let’s you keep money in the company like that? Is it complicate to set up and manage?
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I like the idea of the AGPL but I also like the idea of a startup being able to build on free software without giving away their code. I’d hate to raise the costs of launching a startup. Are there any potential solutions?
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Would this be useful for space travel?
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Your claim was “plants aren’t struggling for it” I’m asking if you can back up that claim. I guess not.
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5y ago
Can you point to any research showing what the optimum level of co2 should be for plant growth?
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5y ago
I wish we’d invest more in research to make all crops nitrogen fixing like beans and clover. It seems like we’d be close to the right level of technology.
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At what point would it be cost effective to sell urine? (Asking for a friend.)
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But more people wouldn’t drive if there wasn’t a benefit to it. So you’re benefiting more people.
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But those extra people are choosing to be there so there must be some benefit.
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I love how people think induced demand is an iron clad argument against any road building. What about the induced demand of going from 0 lanes to 1 lane?
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You’re spot on. Plus the argument doesn’t hold water since there are a finite number of potential drivers.
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I’ve gotten interview questions I’d recently solved and my problem was it was too easy. I had trouble acting like it was the right amount of struggle. Is there a trick for that?
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5y ago
I’ve heard it contains natural anti microbials.
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5y ago
It would be interesting to study the metabolisms of animals that live entirely on sugar. Hummingbirds, nectar eating insects, sugar cane weevil. How does insulin work for them? Do they get intense blood sugar spikes whenever they eat?
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5y ago
A major failure point for me is devices simply not showing up as available.
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The best thing about being very thin is that they could be folded up into smaller spaces. You could unfold 100m of panels from the back of your EV when you park. Or carry enough in your backpack to power your lappy.
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5y ago
I vote for making this a monthly post or at least biannual!
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What percent adoption do we need to see all the benefits like my goldfish getting its own IP address? Will we stop using NAT soon?
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5y ago
Once you understand that environmentalism is more about punishing people for their lifestyle than helping the environment it will start making more sense.
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5y ago
Mostly writing emails and being shocked no one read them. I’m now a two bullet point max kind of emailer.
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5y ago
Most of my professional life involved continually being surprised how little most people actually read.
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I wrote a script to find all csv files in a directory and figure out the best way to load them into SQLite. It gives me a handy way to run queries on data. I tried to make it super smart too and really make educated guesses on what data typ
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5y ago
I never understood how we launch to earth sun langrange points? By starting from earth we’re already at the correct orbital velocity around the sun so do we just cruise out there and cancel out the delta v we used to get there?
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Is there some kind of air density factor too?
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It’s funny how worthless patents are for things that are slow to change.
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How much does temperature affect sound distance? How about humidity?
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5y ago
Could we use that space for an SD card?
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