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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Likely nanotechnology. Sensors that can reside in your body and give up to the moment details, and chemical factories that we can programmatically make adjustments to the body's existing pathways (reprogramming the immune system, etc.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Quite a few of my friend's that were diagnosed with chron's disease found out that the main culprit seemed to be flour and other foodstuff that had been treated with glyphosate (Roundup). After switching to sourdough bread made f
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
weargustin.com has great selvedge jeans...a little pricey for the uniquely dyed options, but for the regular jeans they aren't bad, and they last forever.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
I was hoping this would be about actual gold...at $2,376.30 USD an ounce becoming a prospector starts to make sense again.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Sorry, but this statement is just wrong. Look into gasification and biochar and you'll realize that controlled combustion can produce power (motive force or electricity), heat, and be carbon negative. Also while producing less gree
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Harold McGee, the food scientist, would agree: https://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/14/dining/14curious.html
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Harold McGee (the food scientist) seems to think so: https://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/14/dining/14curious.html
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Nice, the 48V batteries I have already have BMS's...any suggestion for a nominal 48V DC optimizer and charge controller?
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Initialization in C++ is Seriously Bonkers Just Start With C(mikelui.io)
4 points by nanomonkey 2y ago|0 comments
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Ms. Fit Angle Frame-up
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Are you suggesting using a DC Optimizer from your solar panels to charge 48V batteries directly? This would be interesting. It's the first I've heard of optimizers being used for anything other than prior to an inverter.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
The Japanese Pile driving company, Giken, has some great engineering videos of their silent pile driving technology and some novel use cases, such as stopping a lava flow, or making underground bike storage in cities: https://ww
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
The number of companies I've worked out where I said, "We can do that in the database with a view or a trigger" to be followed up by "Sounds Hacky" or "How do you saved that to Version Control" is staggeri
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Solarpunk, lunarpunk, diaperpunk, hopepunk, gnomecore, goblincore, cottagecore...I love me some cozy genres of scifi and fantasy meant to envision better ways of interacting with the world. It is funny to me that there are so many people a
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
I finally succumbed to Covid19 this week, having never shown symptoms, nor testing positive prior. This includes while living in the same household with someone that came down with it from the holidays. Honestly I thought I was immune, bu
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
I was likely in the same group, we only got through the first chapter or so before it devolved into what graphical library we'd be using... ...so shall we port it to Guile Scheme then?!?
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
For years I've tried to get a reading group together for this book. But of all my friend's in the Bay Area, I am the only one that enjoys LISP/Scheme and Physics. Happy Tau day!
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Happy Tau Day(tauday.com)
1 points by nanomonkey 2y ago|0 comments
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Internet Archive isn't printing books, they are lending out digital copies. A publisher would have no reason not to sell a digital copy of their own. There are no production runs necessary on digital copies.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
My understanding that the problems occur during (ultra) endurance running style events where proper care isn't taken to keep up with hydration and dietary needs (electrolytes, etc.). Blood can thicken to such a point that the heart st
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
The two slit experiment, fundamentally requires more than one particle, as the slits themselves are made of matter. While one photon travels through the experiment at a time, there are many particles interacting and influencing the field
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
While oxygen is the most common oxidizer, it's entirely possible to have combustion without it. Such as utilizing halogens.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Amiga emulator on teensy 4.1: https://www.pjrc.com/amiga-emulator-on-teensy-4-1/
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Playing Fasttracker 2 .XM files in JavaScript(a1k0n.net)
1 points by nanomonkey 2y ago|0 comments
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Fast Tracker 2 in javascript: https://www.a1k0n.net/2015/11/09/javascript-ft2-player.html
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
> not many languages go that far as to allow to redefine what "call" is/does, for example. Though, some do. Scheme would be an example that also allows for metaprogramming.
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
I believe most modern trains use regenerative braking for the majority of their deceleration. At least the hybrid and electric ones.
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The Perfect Wall(buildingscience.com)
4 points by nanomonkey 2y ago|0 comments
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
When looking at the diagrams for an ideal wall [1], I am reminded of diagrams of capacitors from Physics classes. This got me to thinking that two conductive vapor barrier with a dialectic/insulator sandwiched between them, such as ae
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by nanomonkey 2y ago
Plausibly deniable encryption exists for a this very reason.

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