nanomonkey

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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Yes, like hydrolyzing vegetable oil, you can pack more hydrogen onto a carbon chain. You can also use the Fischer–Tropsch process to make longer chains out of smaller molecules like carbon monoxide and hydrogen.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
I'm not talking about growing plants directly for the production of biofuels, that is a silly proposition when there are mountains of unused organic waste being produced annually by nature and by agriculture. Utilizing the organic &quo
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
The most effective way to store hydrogen as a fuel is in hydrocarbons. Hydrogen gas, as itself, seems at first blush, to be great because it combusts into water, but it doesn't store as efficiently or safely as hydrocarbons. The wax c
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Reminds me of git-ssb (git collaboration on top of Secure Scuttlebutt). https://github.com/hackergrrl/git-ssb-intro
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Don't throw biofuels out, there are plenty of fuels you can make from the parts of plants that we do not eat. Corn stover, walnut shells, bigasse, olive pits, etc. are all unused components that can be converted into fuel sources thro
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
This is all good and all, but where can I buy that knitted jumpsuit for myself.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
I believe this is what the Spritely Institute ( https://spritely.institute/ ) is working on with Spritely Goblins (distributed computing using object capabilities) and Hoot (Scheme to wasm compiler).
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
At this point you just order the same antibiotics off of Amazon for your "fish" and self administer?
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Le bureau des légendes was a great series from start to finish! I honestly enjoyed all of the characters, even when they seemed a bit manipulative or cold.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Most of my current wants from devices, and mobile computing, overlap quite nicely with what aging communities need from their devices. Sunlight readable displays, buttons that are distinguishable by feeling alone (ever seen the button vari
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Was one of these supposed to be Lightness ↑ and the other ↓?
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
My mind kept reading the sign as "Mountain Top", which would have likely caused me to pull over for a looksee. I'd be the guy that reads, "This place is not a place of honor..." and think, good enough place to dig a
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
I have a bamboo cutting board that I purchased in 2004, and a mesquite wood cutting board gifted to me a few years later. Both look nearly new despite using them daily. Now I don't cook meat, so maybe that is why my experience doesn&#
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
I have a sneaking suspicion if you walked your house plants you'd meet many new people. If I didn't already have a dog, I might build a robotic platform so that I could wander to the park with a dwarf fruit tree in tow.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Shouldn't home batteries be lithium iron phosphate and not lithium ion, and thus almost a zero fire hazard? At least as far as cell chemistry goes...electricity is always a fire hazard if discharged incorrectly.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
That's what it wants you to think!</sarcasm>
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Would you be interested in creating or being a part of a cooperative? I too am unable to maintain any interest in working with a corporation. I tried doing open source for a long period of time, working off of grants, but this is quite diff
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Most of the groups I work with use Signal or Jitsi...so it really depends upon the group you're working with. We never use Zoom!
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
I also purchased a cover for mine, although in a pinch, the removable stickers on fruit work well.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
There are two options: 1. purchase a 12v refrigerator and turn it on when the dewpoint is achievable by the fridge and then run air though a baffled pathway within the fridge to capture the water that condenses out. 2. Use zeolite to adso
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
I do a 1:1 ratio, but only let mine run for 3 minutes for white rice, 20 minutes for brown rice.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
A Florida man...
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
I have a full weight bench in my garage...but I almost never use it since getting kettlebells. StrongFirst has some great information about utilizing kettlebells to achieve your goals.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Enso is a Zen Buddhism term (symbol?): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ens%C5%8D
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
> At some point code needs to be written by someone or something. I believe there is a macro for that.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
This reminds me of Spritely Goblins from the Spritely Institute, which has "vats" where you can run code in a distributed manner using object capabilities.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
How about if you just hung it up dirty, and it went through a supercritical CO2 cleaner, and then transitioned to a clean section of your closet?
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Hmmm...looking at the images the wheels rotate inward allowing a natural turn, while the center piece tilts in towards the center of the turn, so I think it does in fact allow you to tilt into a turn and thus be forced into your seat, the s
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Out of curiosity, can this geometry be used for building electric cargo bikes/trikes. I'm always on the lookout for geometry that gives the same tilting gravitational forces as a bicycle but with the ability to be stable when sto
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
From a conversation with a Google employee, they also know what floor of a building you're in from the accelerometer and barometric pressure sensor. Probably even which direction you're facing from the compass.

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