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rckoepke
6y ago
You've definitely done your research on these so most of this is for other readers while I kind of pretend I'm narrating to you. You may be aware, but the earth is currently at an average of >400ppm right now, so most hobbyists
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> I highly recommend getting one of these or a similar sensor. Also, I'm looking to find something similar but capable of measuring CO and CO2, if anyone knows let me know. I have some suggestions for bare boards/chips that you
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6y ago
(2018)
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6y ago
One AirBNB SQL question prompt is: "Find the search details made by people who searched for apartments designed for a single-person stay."[0] This could be interpreted to mean some refined version of the following: select * from a
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6y ago
Hi Amasad! I almost replied to my own comment yesterday after I discovered that the rustlings readme[0] now has a link to "Run on repl.it"[1] (as well as Gitpod). Evidently this was added ~11 days ago[2]...although I personally th
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I'd like rustlings to work on repl.it I'd also like an app that I can take a picture of a recipe on paper and then scale all the ingredients by some multiple (half, triple, etc) (obviously also converting ounces/tablespoons&#
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6y ago
Has it? Private pilots are reporting no operational impact. Not sure if larger airplanes are somehow more impacted? https://www.reddit.com/r/flying/comments/hx22o5/garmin_servi...
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6y ago
In your opinion, is a solid understanding of DCF/NPV/IRR/cost of capital somewhat on the more-critical knowledge side for management/executives or somewhat more on the side of less-critical knowledge?
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You've actually asked quite a lot of questions here, and the answers can be modeled fairly simply using "heat transfer" fundamentals. Additionally, it's good to know that heat can lost in space by converting to photons a
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6y ago
I'm not 'wolco but it should be a joke. The author of the posted link can't be let go as I believe he owns the businesses which fund his lifestyle (most notably the website "haveibeenpwned.com" although I'm not
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6y ago
The % breakdown table was for candidates, I'm presuming that a decent fraction of the candidates might not have been "experienced candidates" but could have been entry level. Also, the weakest candidates are generally going t
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6y ago
This is an interesting hypothesis to me. The noise can be somewhat impressive as well for some flares.
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6y ago
Flares in gas plants are generally burning a much cleaner composition than wellhead flares, and are generally more tuned and better supervised by operators who can tweak parameters to get an optimal burn that minimizes byproducts.
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6y ago
Exploring integration of Mastodon into one tab/section of a broader React-web and React-native app. Haven't found much in the way of drop-in libraries, just some standalone clients. I may have to write most of the client-side feat
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What types of AWS data would be trawled? Are we talking about data inside S3 buckets, database schemas, particular architecure styles, the fact that a product is consuming {x, y, z} amounts of cloud resources, or simply "spending $m &#
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6y ago
Usually better to attach numbers to anecdotes, although reasonable people can still disagree on the interpretation or reliability of those numbers. "Microsoft had 87.5% of the email and authoring market (formerly named the office suite
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6y ago
For North American buyers, engine oils (lubricants) and polymers are more often from Houston, I'd imagine. For example, USA produced 21 million metric tons of polyethylene in 2019, exported ~9 million metric tons ($10 Billion), and imp
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6y ago
Additionally: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21961560 "Ask HN: I've been slacking off at Google for 6 years. How can I stop this?"
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6y ago
I largely agree with Slack failing to innovate on the user experience side and continue to deliver new value to customers. I give them the benefit of the doubt that they've been doing lots of innovation on the backend that I can't
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I'd love some examples of real-world design docs.
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Does anyone know what Fosun Pharmaceutical's involvement in creating this vaccine is? Most articles don't have their name or they're footnoted at the bottom of press releases, but NYT's vaccine tracker lists Fosun as a p
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6y ago
It would be wonderful if you included limitations as well, to help people make the right decisions for their tech stack. I've been playing around with Prometheus lately for environmental monitoring, and long-term retention is particula
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6y ago
I had the same set of 4-5 tweets generated over and over again for my last name as well (which is fairly rare as far as names go).
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Probably better, but I guess it depends. I suppose one of two cases would apply to analogies that people come up with independently (although 'polytely explores some of the non-independence of this particular case): 1) The analogy has
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6y ago
In my case I definitely only included it as an example due to the recent submission on HN, so not Baader-Meinhof in this case. I'm still surprised that @rantlab and myself came up with the exact same analogy independently though. Clear
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Indeed, that seems to be from at least as early as 2013: https://www.facebook.com/dan.ariely/posts/904383595868 It is said that GPT-3's parameter space is enough to encode/memorize nearly 1/3rd of i
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6y ago
Management has been extremely flexible at my current company, and at one of the two companies I worked at before this one. It's been fine if people shift their working hours forward or back a few hours to avoid commute traffic or go of
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6y ago
In all sincerity it looks like an amazing feature to have. I'm glad someone is providing this to the world, it's much needed for today's browsers. I'm not personally in a position to try this out currently as the product
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This resonates very strongly with me. Everywhere I work, I find really cool things to invent and business process improvements. Sometimes the biggest impacts these have are at the megacorps due to economies of scale. Often though there'
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6y ago
Wow, that site (histre) made me sign up and verify email before telling me the pricing structure or that there's no perpetual free plan. That seems like a terribly unfriendly UX. Edit: After signing up there's no 'delete acco
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