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by nikau 3y ago
Good thing evs don't have massive take off torque...
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by nikau 3y ago
This is why you put delay loops or similar into poc, and demo any u proposalsi as a sketch so there is no misunderstanding it's not production ready.
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by nikau 3y ago
> . So some levels of pilot retraining is expected. I mean the whole reason for the 737 max was to avoid re training
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by nikau 3y ago
Yes, try and find the pause button for a push pub sub for example...
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by nikau 3y ago
Also average Muppet consumer can't manage it
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by nikau 3y ago
They can't just stop taking cards as they would lose a lot of customers. Most small places not declaring cash want to stay off the radar, they use tricks like using old cash resisters that don't have trackable invoice ids. Food pl
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by nikau 3y ago
right - in my experience that's probably the most insignificant thing to workout, but I guess if there's demand for it good luck.
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by nikau 3y ago
maybe I'm misunderstanding the concept here - aren't all the dependencies and conflicts taken care at during the docker image creation phase? Or are you talking about running dependent sidecars or something like that?
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by nikau 3y ago
Another layer of abstraction will surely simplify things
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by nikau 3y ago
This is why audience fields exist in tokens
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by nikau 3y ago
> I trust a lot of what he says, but not everything. He has an interest in the machines and his own career, not just in the coffee. Trust but verify. Yes, as an example his lack of reviews on eureka grinders is very noticeable in compari
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by nikau 3y ago
The problem is all the bottom tier machines also have all this crap installed
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by nikau 3y ago
It also allows management to hide bad decisions and poor planning. Project is a dud? just nuke the cloud project and no more charges for it. Project is poorly architected and running like a dog? throw more resources at it. Both of the above
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by nikau 3y ago
Memories of "Electronics Australia" magazine that did an April fools article on using mercury in garden hose for speaker interconnects. Then they had to print a follow up in the next edition stating it was a joke and dangerous and
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by nikau 3y ago
Speed restrictors are often set to the maximum tyre speed minus a bit of margin. eg. a "W" rated tyre is 270kmh max rated, so the manufacture might set the max vehicle speed to 250. Tyres get exponentially more expensive as speed
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by nikau 3y ago
just like the the anti drug injecting lighting of the cinema toilets
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by nikau 3y ago
Looks like they have reached ISO9001 compliance as it seems every plane has the issue.
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by nikau 3y ago
Because every QA is something new for development barring regression testing. An equivalent software QA to building planes would be to verify a known process with existing tooling.
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by nikau 3y ago
In the car world that torque is measured in ugga duggas from the impact wrench
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by nikau 3y ago
Exactly this, old school mechanics work by feel and only need a torque wrench for things like head studs
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by nikau 3y ago
No need for an anti-ice system, just wait for the deactivated mid-aft door fall out and knock the ice off.
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by nikau 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planes,_Trains_and_Automobiles
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by nikau 3y ago
I used to run synergy back in the pentium III days, the trick was to change the windows service priority to real time - once that was done there was no noticeable mouse lag. I was using windows and a sun box, the windows box had to be the o
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by nikau 3y ago
She didn't work for the money and has redistributed it into the economy - who cares.
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by nikau 3y ago
Its just become trendy to call them heat pumps, none of the technology is new. Previously electricity and gas was so cheap it wasn't worth the cost of a heat pump, now its worth considering even for things like clothes dryers.
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by nikau 3y ago
You don't need a split system for reverse cycle - my parents had a 70s window unit aircon with a reverse cycle switch behind the front panel. They never used it as gas heating was cheaper to run back then.
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by nikau 3y ago
you can, its just more expensive to do current limiting vs PWM.
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by nikau 3y ago
Because cheap. Often they just run the LEDs without a bridge rectifier so they are only using half the waveform.
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by nikau 3y ago
In 1966 a 7.25MB drive cost $25,510. In todays money that's $246,316.70. So it would have cost 6 extra cents for every date entry.
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by nikau 3y ago
Good thing Tesla doesn't have a marketing team lest one might think this is a marketing stunt

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