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by nagisa 4y ago
The important part is that it isn’t necessary for people to use their cars for the _public_ good for this idea to work. If there's an economic incentive for EV owners to use V2H to reduce their _own_ load during the time of low generat
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by nagisa 4y ago
Not a single command, but looking up other repositories is not necessary. Pull requests will create refs in the repository against which the PR was created, which you can then fetch. git fetch origin refs/pull/123/head
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by nagisa 4y ago
I’ve a 6kW nominal, ground-source heat pump as the only heat source. This is a well insulated building standing atop the soil of a European country with a temperate climate*. It does a great job at +35°C (passively cooling) and just as grea
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by nagisa 4y ago
Wayland by itself does not* support fractional scaling out of the box, or at least it didn’t until November of 2022 when the prerequisite protocol extensions were merged to the project. And AFAIU clients (applications) still need to impleme
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by nagisa 4y ago
NaCl is not an applicable source material for these batteries. Na₂CO₃ is going to be the it, for better or for worse.
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by nagisa 4y ago
AXIS cameras are pretty expensive, but they are definitely pretty great. Another option is VIVOTEK which is based out of Taiwan, and make NDAA-compliant cameras. Admittedly the software is not as polished as AXIS’ and the control panel is a
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by nagisa 4y ago
My intuition would be that it is overall cheaper in the long run to produce green hydrogen and build new or adapt existing plants so that they can consume hydrogen. Just a few percentage points in efficiency of the fuel generation would ent
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by nagisa 4y ago
I tried running vale with the good-writing plugin on one of my blog posts. I won’t claim I produce great literary works, but a fair bit of warnings it output were false positives. Even conjugates such as “write-only” would trigger its wease
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by nagisa 4y ago
This depends on the manufacturer. Some manufacturers make dishwashers that can utilize both hot and cold water and others only work with cold or hot water. As an example Frigidaire, GE, KitchenAid, Whirlpool will only work with hot water; S
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by nagisa 4y ago
Could you elaborate on why realtek was chosen for the ethernet expansion card? It does tend to have a pretty bad rep, with one of the recent documentations being https://overengineer.dev/blog/2021/04/25/u
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by nagisa 4y ago
Running a core doesn't only run the core itself. There is a fair amount of supporting circuits including, but not limited to, things like memory controller, I/O bus, peripherals, etc. These can sip a non-trivial amount of power, a
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by nagisa 4y ago
Google used to give more options before. Today if you want to set-up 2FA you must either give them a phone number or use a phone. Only then you can add other authentication methods (this a hardware key) and remove your phone as an option. S
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by nagisa 4y ago
There are also many people who would prefer to not sit next to a human that may droll, vomit, start screaming or otherwise act unpredictably when stressed on a flight. None of that is unreasonable… is it? That's why I don't fly wi
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by nagisa 4y ago
> I wonder, can Windows natively work with APFS volumes..? I know with extra software it can, but then with extra software macOS can do all the things in the blog post too. This is almost like saying that devices don't need to suppo
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by nagisa 5y ago
Well, backwards compatibility is really a spectrum and the interpretation of the concept can fall at either end of the spectrum depending on what a person is working on. As far as wasm is concerned, there are at least two known discrepancie
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by nagisa 5y ago
All three Baltic countries stopped all imports of Russian gas for its own use this week, a move largely enabled by the FSRU Independence. The only remaining movement of gas across the pipeline through Lithuania from Russia is in transit to
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by nagisa 5y ago
It is possible to use the CI to build the website. My static site generator is written in haskell, so for me CI was the only option. Here's how (GHA is my CI): * build the website and produce a GHA artifact packaged as a zip or somesuc
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by nagisa 5y ago
A ring oscillator circuit is small and fast too. I'd be curious to hear how this new idea compares to the contemporary approach.
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by nagisa 5y ago
`echo "$ENV_FILE"`, maybe? `echo $ENV_FILE` (without quotes) will split the environment variable by separators in $IFS and pass each chunk as separate argument.
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by nagisa 5y ago
Not to mention that polystyrene is very widely used as an insulation material for regular box-shaped houses today. Sure, not load bearing, but I would trust a wooden or concrete structure for load bearing much more than a polystyrene one, a
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by nagisa 5y ago
One of the websites I've noticed this on is back up.
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by nagisa 5y ago
Ah, I see. In short, I consider `From::from` implementations for errors to be an anti-pattern. It is super easy to become lax about adding context with these implementations in place. Especially as code is modified in the future. I describe
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by nagisa 5y ago
`thiserror` definitely does allow it, e.g. #[derive(thiserror::Error, Debug)] pub enum Error { #[error("Cannot open `{1}`")] OpenFile(#[source] std::io::Error, PathBuf) #[error("Cannot read f
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by nagisa 5y ago
In my personal experience distinct handling of errors like these does indeed come up significantly more rarely. What ends up mattering to me much more often is how these errors are presented to the user, or what ends up in the logs in produ
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by nagisa 5y ago
The fact that failure conditions from both `File::open` and `read_to_string` become an `IoError` is a significant roadblock to making these errors useful. The mechanism as described in this blog post also fails to introduce contextual infor
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by nagisa 5y ago
Measuring of stack requirements is typically implemented by the way of walking the call graph and adding up functions' stack sizes (for usual function these are well known at compile time). There are “only” a couple problematic cases w
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by nagisa 5y ago
Note that this has been happening since at least May 30th as reported by people working in Poland and Lithuania who had gone to visit their family in Belarus for the weekend.
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by nagisa 6y ago
To illustrate an issue this article describes, https://i.imgur.com/TzMXgUd.png is what the linked page looks like with a forced/limited font selection on Firefox.
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by nagisa 6y ago
This reminds me of a recent submission about Wayland colour management and HDR work: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25159592 . In particular https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/swick/wayland-protocols&#
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by nagisa 6y ago
Can confirm, never seen MMS used for anything but my service provider sending me notifications about voicemail. Everything and everybody else uses SMS.

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