ragebol

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by ragebol 2y ago
LOL, I liked to describe Montreal as 'France done the American way' when I was there once for a week couple years ago.
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by ragebol 2y ago
I'm not a dog person: a puppy would be a burden (financially and time-wise) and provide me barely any fun.
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by ragebol 2y ago
It's not for the rocket. A moon rocket for 2.7B would be a steal. This is just for a mostly static steel tower (on a mobile carrier?) that holds the rocket up and provides some piping etc to the rocket before launch. The mobile carrier
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by ragebol 2y ago
motion blur in the cameras? IIUC, the controller needs to see what pose the arms are in, run inference on that and compute a next step of movement. If there's motion blur, especially with a simple rolling shutter webcam in the macbook,
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by ragebol 2y ago
Russia wasn't an enemy for a while. The belief was that engaging with them would ensure they wouldn't be an enemy again. That failed. Germany was an enemy once as well
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by ragebol 2y ago
> renewable energy armpit armpit? What is that supposed to mean exactly? (I consider myself a near native English speaker...) A bad place to be in I suppose, but never heard this phasing.
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by ragebol 2y ago
But be sure to ask why business processes are the way they are. If you can eliminate a process all together, I'd be a happy customer.
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by ragebol 2y ago
Is acquiring the third party software provider an option? And then staff them with a few more ppl maybe.
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by ragebol 2y ago
Code is often written for an audience: yourself on a year, maybe a younger team member you have In mind. Knowing you won't be around to explain can help drive some decisions and write docs for the audience.
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by ragebol 2y ago
There is also a risk with Dragon, just estimated to be lower. But both are still space capsules, there is a risk involved with both.
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by ragebol 2y ago
I don't think just geometry will give you any of that. Weight distribution and dynamics might.
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by ragebol 2y ago
Sturdy enough for watering should not be too hard I guess. I'd say weeding it harder, depending on the method. Pulling out weeds with roots and all (most effective IME) requires some force and torque.
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by ragebol 2y ago
They might front the money, but don't own them. Apple gladly lets someone else own and operate the fabs and take the risk (which is smaller with Apple as a client)
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by ragebol 2y ago
I've always wondered why this robot uses a gantry system. Would be less intrusive and thus easier to work alongside a human if it was a polar system, with a single pole in the middle/corner, like a tower crane. Simpler mechanicall
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by ragebol 2y ago
Have been that person before. As an intern, and they even listened! In the days of SVN, just before git, so I ran a server in my laptop and my manager somehow decided we needed a big Red hat server or something, IIRC. In a 20 ppl company.
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by ragebol 2y ago
(These) shares yield dividends right, even if the stock price itself is low? Profit sharing doesn't give you any say in anything.
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by ragebol 2y ago
Wouldn't that risk some FSM getting modified while it's 'running'? That may or may not be desirable I guess. Eg. a customer not knowing that the process changed since they placed an order and not understanding the proce
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by ragebol 2y ago
LOL, sure
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by ragebol 2y ago
For indoor, there's UWB, ultra wide band. Can also use Bluetooth or even lights blinking at different (high, non-humanly-visible) frequencies to do indoor positioning.
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by ragebol 2y ago
The LISA project mentioned in the abstract got the go-ahead this January: https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Captur...
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by ragebol 2y ago
I wonder what the most dense cubed kilometre is, in the world. My loosely informed bet is on Hong Kong, but I'll be glad to be shown wrong
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by ragebol 2y ago
I wonder what the most dense cubed kilometre is, in the world. My loosely informed bet is on Hong Kong, but I'll be glad to be shown wrong
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by ragebol 2y ago
The HomeWizard stuff is great. They also make a water meter, separate kWh meters in 1 or 3 phase and smart plugs. If you have a subscription to their service, they can be programmed to eg turn on when there's excess solar power etc. An
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by ragebol 2y ago
If you are willing to go that length, I'll give you a damn postzegelcode
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by ragebol 2y ago
The typical outgoing mail box, where you put your mail in for it to be delivered, doesn't allow peering into it. So a physical measure to avoid that. But if it's out in the open: first come first serve, like the other comments de
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by ragebol 2y ago
It certainly is the case in the Netherlands, which has the most or 2nd most Watt peak installed capacity per capita in the world. For households, there still is net metering. A law to abolish that was rejected in February or so. So, the en
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by ragebol 2y ago
Onion futures are banned apparently because ppl F-ed with them: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onion_Futures_Act
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by ragebol 2y ago
Fairly regularly indeed. The bare EPEX spot price, before taxes etc, is on track to be at least 500 hours this year in NL. (About 300h in 2923 iirc) MartienVisser on twitter has some great graphs about the energy market, but I'm on my
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by ragebol 2y ago
No URL, but if demand were there to take all that in, the demand would obviously go up. But there is not enough demand, so the capacity is far from infinite. The best fix for negative prices is negative prices, the demand will come. I'
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by ragebol 2y ago
I installed an additional 12 505Wp panels by myself last weekend, the panels came with MC4 connectors installed which is pretty standard I think. Hard to get zapped by solar DC juice that way. BTW: installing solar panels DIY is apparently

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