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retSava
7y ago
Why not charge those that want to certify something? While this may create bad incentives ("make'em fail so we get a second fee"), I have no doubt this can be designed around with some thought.
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8y ago
"New session"
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8y ago
> 3d printing a heart is one of the most complex organs to replicate That may make it a suitable target if you want to start out with a boom and getting some PR, while first "products" out the door would be less complex ones.
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8y ago
I hope they provide counseling and adequate protection for staff, eg frequent polling and 1:1s to early find signs of when it becomes a problem. Wifes sister is an EMT and she's really a special kind of person. Whether natural for her
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Electrical Component Cross Sections
(twitter.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Since indoor air quality/IAQ is a composite metric, I'd say that some of the interesting things to measure are: PM2.5/PM10 - particles from combustion, exhaust, traffic (wheels against asphalt) etc CO, NOx - from tr
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8y ago
Just had a go at it, and compared with 5.0.1, there are many improvements. To name a few: much quicker rendering when moving things in schematic view, and being able (without hand-editing files) to place things on eg Fab and Courtyard layer
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8y ago
If your reference is "several years back", I can assure you there are many many improvements :). Push-and-shove routing and hw-accelerated display are just two.
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8y ago
> mostly music copyright companies pushing for articles 11 and 13 bit simplistic thinking, but this in itself is enough to take a stance against the articles
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8y ago
Is it me or does it look like the top layer has reaaaaally thick copper? Look at how it differs between areas with those squares contra area without. Looks like it's very very thick. Perhaps the solder mask.
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8y ago
Behold, the airpods internals. A marvel of incredibly small scale engineering and manufacturing. It's simply stunning, and to think that this is a consumer device that you can buy and pop into your ear.... And lose just as easily :) h
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8y ago
It's a fascinating feeling having experienced something being hyped on the way in, the excitement of having access to the technology, and also how it has become obsolete and scorned at. The zip-drives with a 100-ish megs didn't en
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The CD Is 40, the CD Is Dead
(hackaday.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Wired vs wireless... With anything securityrelated, it should really be wired. At least cameras. It's very, very easy to just run a simple $2 sniffer (eg an esp8266) that sends de-auth packets and thus kicking devices off the wifi. In
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8y ago
Do you mean there is a new controller version that is more robust, or simply replaced with ones that aren't (yet) dusty? If the latter, it's just a question of time before one has to do the same ordeal again. I'd prefer the p
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8y ago
OT: I'm quite disappointed by the switch hardware. We're using it lightly in our family, not tugging it around or travel with it. Mostly game with it docked. Ca 1 year old at this time. The controllers have both been plagued by th
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8y ago
Aviation safety is written with blood, a high cost for every safety measure conceived. It is one of the areas where it's better to be wrong and safe. Aircrash investigations take a lot of time, and sometimes, well, sometimes you have t
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Teardown: Casper’s Clever Little Nightlight
(blog.bolt.io)
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8y ago
At a "couple of hundred microamps" penalty, this more or less kills a wide range of potential products, ie battery-operated products like smart sensors or remote controls and the like. One of the most important factors for a long
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8y ago
Agree, it feels good doing it. :)
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8y ago
....that's true! :) edit: and re-reading my comment I feel it can come across like a manipulative sociopath comment, but I can assure you all that's not what I am. Though, that's exactly what a manipulative sociopath would sa
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8y ago
I like to think that when I see such really nice behaviour, I should supply positive reinforcement since I know how much such things can matter to people. Eg I had a really nice commuter bus ride, when about to go off, I went to the driver
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8y ago
No problem, glad to help. No specific recommendations. I just googled and read up on the places I was going. Haha, definitively lax on regulation. My friend and I was approached by a security guard while in queue to check in at the airport
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8y ago
SMS can be chained seamlessly to form longer messages. SMS is frequently between two parties, twitter is the opposite. I'd say SMS is very good for (asynch electronic) conversations between two people, twitter for one-way short thought
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8y ago
Interesting sidetrack here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiroo_Onoda > was a Japanese holdout who did not surrender in August 1945. After the war ended Onoda spent 29 years holding out in the Philippines
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8y ago
I'm using this application: https://github.com/aarmea/WindowGroomer sadly abandoned it seems, and not well-known, but is well-working in both win7 and win10. With a keyboard shortcut it's easy to resize any w
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8y ago
Worst are the ones that add protection on their pdfs so I can't highlight and add notes to the datasheet. What are they afraid of? In any case, here's how to bypass that (quoting myself): https://news.ycombinator.com&#x
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8y ago
I don't think I could have wished for a better answer, thank you. Love it when a new area opens up to me like that! While I'm not active within lighting per se, some of our customers are, and this will help me understand the compl
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8y ago
> flickering at over 50% what does that mean? Duty cycle is 50%, frequency at something Hz? Not being snarky - curious whether there is some kind of standard that your tool compares against. A duty cycle 50% (or any percent really) isn&#
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8y ago
It seems by "competition", they don't mean a competing social network, they mean competition for advertising pesos.
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