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by omgJustTest 2y ago
Unfortunately 300$ price point brings up a lot more questions about utility to me. You can have all the things I mention above at a slightly higher price point. It is not hard to make these and the really hard part is guaranteeing the quali
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
Be careful of trade marks! If you are looking for roles check out some of my past submissions and our website.
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
1. RadiaCode is a repo for running IOT connected detectors from a specific vendor 2. Detectors are judged based on the mass and resolution. The resolutions for each vendor specific variant are at least 50-200% higher than what is possible w
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
Grid scale batteries would immediately impact electricity costs. The potential is 2/3 of the cost of current electricity costs.
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
People I know already do these home-haircuts as a business. They dont make money because its deregulated and every so mildly illegal, mostly from tax evasion.
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
In every industry there are creative people who make more than the average. This is about policy for a group of nearly 600k people. If there were no 'racket' I think that most people who want to cut hair are capable of stylish and
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
I hear you about the schooling requirement / hours. However if the "racket" were not there, the vast surplus of labor providing "slightly above minimum wage" services would depress wages down to the legal minimum. T
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
Unless you have some super special edge, Vanguard is really good IMO. Having a 0.01% or 0.05% fund is really as good as you can do and never pay attention. Vanguard also has things like the VIGAX (0.05%) and the VITAX (0.09%) with excellent
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
They need arbitrary criteria on which to assess that money goes to the “right” group of people. Competitive awards already had a lot of arbitrary factors, this is yet another person to add to this, with a uniquely political perspective. Als
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
> Good time to buy then, I don’t understand how stupid some traders can be. Likely a "how solid is the technical moat" evaluation - this could be a one-off or could be that there are an avalanche of advancements to continue alo
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
I feel this way a lot, i would suspect however that these "1% improvements" are really obvious to some people and completely not obvious to the person who did it. People are lazy, which means if it isnt obvious to them, or more im
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
"Frequency response: The most important AC parameter of an op-amp is known as bandwidth gain product (fGBP or fGBWP). Standard, fully-compensated devices are designed to have an internal gain that rolls off proportionally to signal fr
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
An interesting note: printf'ing a variable can sometimes alter how a variable is cached. This is a particularly useful fact in memory locations that can change as a result of hardware operations (like a change of a status bit by a hard
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
I have a special project, would love to tell you about our progress!
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
It would appear the description of the last water feature in the video "07:38 Gravity Defying Medieval Technology" is either under-diagramed or under-explained. Does someone have a reference for this? I am finding some references
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
What if the documentation were code? ...
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
Even the headline about Boeing includes the stock price reference.
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
It's not making things better...
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
"Also you're mixing up 'efficiency' which is what you said at first now with 'capacity factor' which is completely different. " Effective utilization on the grid is affected by efficiency and capacity fact
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
"First, batteries aren't only available "50% of the time", where does that come from? " Cited from the source, from my first comment.
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
Well AI certainly didn't make it better in this case. The fact that it is profitable to make this generic sports-lingo-laced content is, on its own, pretty depressing.
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
Solar is 3.9% of total grid capacity. Misunderstanding efficiencies, capacities and costs lead to lobbying for subsidies on technologies. This article point says at some point during the day, either: 1. you need high capacity & efficien
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
Who are you buying solar from if the cells are disconnected from the grid? Solar itself is already 3.9% of the _total_ us grid power. Subdivide that 3.9% into a small category: grid disconnected solar... what one would be discussing is some
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
:( Capacity factor 50% means you only have batteries at half the availability... ie the batteries need to cool or recharge at fixed rates and you can't use them as energy storage buffers in a continuous manner... as one would need for
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
Imagine the battery was your only source of power, the EIA is saying that 50% of the time you could discharge / recharge those batteries - at grid scale. Capacity factors are huge for total efficiencies because it measures the time you
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
Yes... but if the battery is only available 50% of the time the effective efficiency is lower. This is what is meant by capacity. Math is hard. Understanding efficiencies via words is harder :)
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
Batteries have a 50% efficiency cut on storage and recall... it is unlikely that cutting the spot price in half will make this profitable. "Although battery storage has slightly higher round-trip efficiency than pumped storage, pumped-
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
If one has grid-scale storage, there are many more efficient ways to do electricity generation. Hydroelectric, in existing geological reservoirs, are the only grid-scale "battery" that currently exists. The primary reason they are
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
If you were selling electricity and knew solar would be valueless at a certain point in the day, would you keep building solar?
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by omgJustTest 2y ago
I think the person who is selling "cheap" solar will decide it isn't worth it to give you something convenient without additional cost, especially if they are losing money. They will exit the market all together cause there a

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