mtooth

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by mtooth 3y ago
pdu: https://github.com/KSXGitHub/parallel-disk-usage Great compliment to ncdu for a single-view disk report and blazing fast.
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by mtooth 3y ago
I've been very impressed with Phind.com; at this point it has basically replaced 80% of my web searches for technical questions. The linked sources help with verification and getting context when necessary.
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by mtooth 4y ago
ncdu is one of the most useful CLI tools out there! Been using it for many years as well. Another disk scanner worth plugging that I came across for some use cases where I needed to generate single-view reports is pdu - it has the same con
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by mtooth 5y ago
Agreed - if the situation is as dire as presented then nuclear fission is the only clear solution today for baseload power. All the rebuttals I usually read seem to present hypothetical alternatives that may very well come to fruition bu
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by mtooth 6y ago
Yes SMRs look very promising and I believe NuScale has one commercial plant in the early stages of production but it won't even be finished until the end of the decade[1]. The optimal mix using today's technology seems like it wou
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by mtooth 6y ago
When I saw the Greenland study on HN[1] last night, all I could think is how much more worse does it have to get before we refocus on building fission plants and doubling-down on fusion research investment? Unfortunately the economics of na
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by mtooth 8y ago
I first heard Nardis around a decade ago and ever since it has always been one of my favorite Jazz pieces (if not #1). It was also my introduction to Bill Evans. When researching him I was surprised to learn Nardis was composed by Miles D
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by mtooth 10y ago
SLS is definitely an expensive option, however I'm not sure the cost:benefit trade-off is as poor as you make it sound. http://spaceflightnow.com/2015/03/10/europa-clipper-concept-... "The mission c
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by mtooth 11y ago
You make a good point regarding the author's understanding of color blindness, however gray-scale vision absolutely does exist in humans, albeit in a much smaller proportion of the population than common red-green colorblindness: http