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by progre 5y ago
I wonder if it might be possible to add a separations stage (centrifugal gas separator perhaps) and redirect any remaining oxygen back to the furnace?
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by progre 5y ago
Or someones GUID/UUID implementation is not as random as they thought.
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by progre 5y ago
Are you sure you suck at math? I used to think I sucked at math (now I think I'm merly bad at it). Turns out I suck at numbers . I can't get a feel for them. Manipulating equations and such though I found quite easy back when all
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by progre 5y ago
I they had practical clothes, they wouldn't be ladies.
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by progre 5y ago
Most of these looks like early summer photos though. Temperatures likely around 20C.
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by progre 5y ago
If you are seeing stuff you don't like on Youtube it's your own fault for letting them feed you. You need to curate your own channel subscriptions and rely on someone other than Youtube for recomendations. For me HN and Hackaday w
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by progre 5y ago
Likely losing power means loss of fortunes, privilages and for some people even life, so they will do anything to stay in power.
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by progre 5y ago
For those who wonder, she was an American sitcom actor.
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by progre 5y ago
I tried the same calculation, nice to see that we are in the same ballpark at least
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by progre 5y ago
> Sad that the extremely high taxes (and price rises) on electricity in Sweden mean diesel cars are still cheaper in some parts of the country Average power consumption for an EV is 0.2 kWh/km. The current (very high) price of 1.5 S
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by progre 5y ago
It's my understanding that Lua can be more easely sandboxed, at least compared to Python.
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by progre 5y ago
These are controversial cars for sure and the comments here are pretty telling: they are by one comment too slow (when driven legaly), and by another too fast for safety (when driven illegaly). I have helped a friends son with such a covers
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by progre 5y ago
I guess it's because VCs are are after the exponential growth that is possible with a hit B2C product but not realisticly possible with B2B. B2B can generate pretty solid incomes though. My previous employer had 15-20 clients, around 2
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by progre 5y ago
For a few years I did most of my side-project programming on the commuter bus. Ergonomics is horrible of course but it helps to turn of the trackpad and embrace the keyboard shortcuts. Internet was spotty so I pretended to be competely offl
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by progre 5y ago
GNU Effbot
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by progre 5y ago
Yep, I totally thought that it would be about some law that ruins the internet for everyone while at the same time does nothing to stop bad actors. Like the EU cookie warning mandate.
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by progre 5y ago
Yeah, I'm not too worried about this. Even if you don't find the bullet, it's pretty easy to see the bullet damage when the skin is removed, and those bits gets cut away with large margins before curing, othervise the meat wi
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by progre 5y ago
That would be neat! But before anyone thinks they can build a citizen p2p version of internet this way: LoRa can do bits per minute. Think old time telegraph throghput.
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by progre 5y ago
for-switch, the weird uncle of the turing machine family.
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by progre 5y ago
We used to have. Now we mostly chain map-functions. But there are those rare instances where we don't operate on iterables and still need to do something many times. I've seen people so weirded out by this that they prefer to gen
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by progre 5y ago
Yes, sorry. Of course it depends on the style. Turns out my elitist prick side comes out after only 3 glases of wine.
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by progre 5y ago
Nice even hex numbers is a telltale of "designed by engineer".
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by progre 5y ago
If you have visable screwheads on your furniture at all that tells you all you need to know about the quality.
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by progre 5y ago
The cam-out feature maybe made sense back in the dark ages when the people used actual screwdrivers. Now, in the age of cheap lithium battery power tools, this feature is less handy. Even with the torqe-limiter enabled on the Ryobi I have r
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by progre 5y ago
Is this specific to woodworking? For general use everyting is Torx where I live. Clearly superior if you have decent bits (throw away those that come with the box of screws, they seem to be made of mud and sawdust).
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by progre 5y ago
It belongs in a museum
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by progre 5y ago
44 here. I have actively started avoiding architect/product owner roles . Instead I'm consentrated on knowing the product (how it's used by the customers and admins), the tech stack, the code base and the devops pipeline as g
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by progre 5y ago
His videos is an amazing demonstration of a general scientific engineering process: "At the 84:th attempt I started to see some promising results..."
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by progre 5y ago
Must have watched that move close to 30 times. I wish my kids will someday watch it, they will have a Keyser Soze moment when they realize how much of our daily coversation is made up of quotes from Falling Down.
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by progre 5y ago
Reminds me of the Canadian electronic music duo Front Line Assembly who thought it was a good idea to name their side project "Download" in the mid 90-ties.

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