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by pi-rat 7y ago
We only have a tiny bit of F#, I’m gambling on it being: - A decent refresher on DDD. - Applicable to other functional languages, both strongly typed and dynamic.
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Elements of Clojure - Zachary Tellman Domain Modeling Made Functional - Scott Wlaschin --- Stormlight Book 4 - Brandon Sanderson The Doors of Stone - Patrick Rothfuss (fingers crossed?) Culture series - Iain Banks
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by pi-rat 7y ago
I'm pretty sure we beat you guys to the the first electric plane able to water land here in Norway[1], or google translate[2]. :P [1]: https://www.nrk.no/sorlandet/elfly-med-avinor-sjefen-som-pil... [2]: https:&#
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Don’t think I’ve driven a car without ESC, it’s been mandatory in new cars for almost a decade now.
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Not any good one that does it in hardware out of the box that I know of. There are mod kits for CS lenses for c920/930/brio, if you can live with a tighter shot. If you've an compatible RX100/A6000 or similar laying arou
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Most of that traffic is probably peer to peer (they use ICE), you only really need traffic relays for a few degenerative NAT cases.
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Who would you prefer doing daily standups or long stretches of remote pair programming with? The one with the low resolution, low contrast, washed out, low fps video that makes it hard to read emotion or even detect where his/her atten
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by pi-rat 7y ago
I've had a lot of issues with this for some of our customers. Nobody wants to run old deploy environments for weeks.. Turns out their routers somehow sets an insane TTL (like max int), and reports this to their clients, which in turn a
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Which ofc comsumes time as well, for research ;)
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by pi-rat 7y ago
This.. I usually have a look at the macosbeta reddit around the time of the GM release. If there's tons of reported bugs (and there absolutely were this time around, the place was overflowing in bug reports for the latest beta), then I
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by pi-rat 7y ago
They use these kinds of automatic couplers for the electric ferries here in Norway: https://youtu.be/epOAE8pudsg
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by pi-rat 7y ago
We hit >50% electrics for new car sales here in Norway earlier this year. It's exploded over the last couple of years, only 5 years ago only a few % were electrics..
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Not OP, but.. The superchargers just work. Arrive, plug in, it's charging. Other fast chargers are often much more cumbersome, requiring you to installing an app, registering an RFID tag, adding your credit card, etc. I've 6 diffe
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Didn’t the Hyundai Kona launch recently in India? I’m super happy with mine here in Norway. Comes with a 8 year battery warranty here. Easily does over 500 km per charge on Norwegian roads.
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by pi-rat 7y ago
We're handling it with smart grids and variable pricing. My power company has a GraphQL API[1] where I can read my current consumption (5 second resolution), they also offer up the current price, including an indicator of the price lev
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by pi-rat 7y ago
In our case the power provider, the to the house line owner and the producer are all separate. My provides buys from the cheapest renewable offered up on NordPool. My fee to the provider is fixed (39 NOK per month). They don't get a cu
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by pi-rat 7y ago
That's happening here, my power company has a GraphQL API[1] where I can read my current consumption (5 second resolution), they also offer up the current price, including an indicator of the price level compared to how they see the re
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Here in Norway they do (about 50% of new cars are electric, so there’s always someone in need of charging) The local convenience store might have 1 or 2[1], big shops like IKEA might have 20+ free AC charging spots, and 5-6+ DC fast charger
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Here in Norway the cities and government offer(ed) subsidies to build EV chargers where it’s needed. (About $3000 for a public dual AC charger, or $22000 per triple DC fast charger) We’re slowly but surely moving towards “chargers literally
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by pi-rat 7y ago
This problem requires multiple solutions, here's some that I think work great in Norway: - "Lamppost" charging, Oslo (and other cities) put up a ton of charging poles in the streets, you use an RFID card to start charging. Th
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Then add instant torque (from a >200hp electric engine), no engine noise, and you got the EV version. It's super responsive in sports mode. And easily does 500 km on a charge on Norwegian roads during summer if you need it to. Build
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Hope they figure this one out, got a 2019 kona EV parked in the garage :) We've passed 250k electric vehicles now in Norway[1] (and 3.2k Konas), I can't think of a single similar case as this in the media. [1]: https://
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Even if you can manage to find li-ion cheaper, you would need to build a pack of 6+ 18650 cells for comparative capacity. A single Pb is much simpler. Bam, $18, done, a single unit, 80Wh ready to go, super simple to charge too. It's no
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by pi-rat 7y ago
That I do not know, diesel trucks are very torquey, though Elon said that their Semi could probably pull a diesel up a hill in a tug match. I live in a pretty steep hillside of the town, and the electric garbage truck here handles it like a
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by pi-rat 7y ago
We're seeing more and more of these here in Norway now. My garbage is picked up by an electric truck :) https://pbs.twimg.com/media/De7IXxoW4AASSm5.jpg The postal service here got 4-5 tiers of electric vehicles to
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by pi-rat 7y ago
That's been debunked here in Norway. The major factor to road wear and tear is and has always been trucks and other heavy vehicles. > - It does not matter how many passenger cars drive on the roads. Only heavy transport wears it dow
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by pi-rat 7y ago
I’ve no idea, they were both still playing in ~2006 when I quit, more than a year after he started helping him out financially.
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by pi-rat 7y ago
I played Eve many years ago, was in one of the hardcore mercenary guilds/corporations. At one point a really good player was going to quit the game. He wasn’t able to pay his real life bills, planned to get a second job just to survive
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by pi-rat 7y ago
I'm pretty sure people that say they like lutefisk just like the side dishes (keyword: bacon!) :p
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by pi-rat 7y ago
Aha, so that’s why Dropbox now uses half a gb of ram and bundles chromium...

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