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by sandos 4y ago
Theyr'e missing Rivian!
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by sandos 4y ago
The Swedish "Bankid" is very nice to use, imho. Its very similar to the MS authhenticator.
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by sandos 4y ago
Yes, Northvolt tried building their factory further south in Sweden (Västerås) but was denied due to limited grid capacity. Turns out they were somewhat lucky, since electricity prices are cheaper furter north, and the energy crisis happene
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by sandos 4y ago
We have a kid with "restrictive food intake disorder". We at one point got sent, after having gone to a therapist for a while, to the local hospitals specialised unit for eating disorders. I was so glad, finally we would be gettin
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by sandos 4y ago
I was instantly thinking about populous, and really that sort of game on top of this would be awesome.
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by sandos 4y ago
Could also be that they were not correctly set, the pilots thinking "hey, no red lights, we can go! Its 100% safe".
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by sandos 4y ago
Try to simply talk about maintenability, and how they feel about adding more, maybe not always necessary, code in that regard. I have to assume those engineers are not very experienced, by the way. After a few hard-to-solve bugs introduced
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by sandos 4y ago
Uh, there is a positively huge difference between, say, Sweden and Greece. Sweden has almost no AC, Im sure Greece has a lot. Also a silly difference in insolation during winter. Ive seen on http://app.electricitymap.org/ t
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by sandos 4y ago
Installing wind that fast is "impossible". Remember that Europe needs to import stuff, and most things are in scarce supply at the moment. Thats not even mentioning lack of workforce, competence and permitting! It is happening, bu
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by sandos 4y ago
Ive never even heard of a 5mA GFCI. In Sweden afaik 30mA is the standard, and I assume much less likely to be tripped up by tiny faults. Also, a GFCI install here is a simple and cheap affair. Does not require checking everything else or in
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by sandos 4y ago
I don't know the answer, but as far as I know, 23andme seems to be the most focused on medical conditions?
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by sandos 4y ago
Its weird, Ive worked in development since ~2005 and I have never had recurring 1-on-1s with a manager. Every single place (including 10+ years of consulting) has had some form of scrum, where the scrum master is different from the manager,
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by sandos 4y ago
I wonder if this isn't the same all over? In Sweden we also have a local metrology bureu which produces much better forecasts than most others. As I understand it they basically tweak the global models with .. sort of local "knowl
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by sandos 4y ago
Wow, why not ethanol heaters or something similar? Volvo did that several years ago in one of their first EV buses.
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by sandos 4y ago
So if keyloggers are such an issue I must assume that they don't even use any kind of 2-factor system?
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by sandos 4y ago
But there's more! It also generates any function that does not yet exist. It also tried to solve any exceptions stemming from that buggy hallucinated code... :)
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by sandos 4y ago
This is sort of how it works in Sweden and probably a few other countries. Bill is split into market and (local) grid parts. Many consumers have now moved the market parts to realtime pricing, since fixed-price arbitraging has become so exp
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by sandos 4y ago
My company recently switched to something probably inspired by the NIST standard. We are supposed to have a unique password, that never expires. The "problem" is that we are now required to use 2-factor basically every time we sig
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by sandos 4y ago
Why can we only rely on wind and solar to 70 or 80%? South Australia had more than a week of more than 100% net wind+solar generation without much tranmission or storage or hydro, and they're still building more! Overbuilding, storage
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by sandos 4y ago
I believe the notifications used to be delivered by a very long-lived TCP connection, and there probably is no limit to those on Android. The reason to use the google services is mostly touted as for battery savings, I believe.
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by sandos 4y ago
I have the same feeling that these are not very uncommon. My guess is, as I'm also from Sweden, is that the period of time the sun is in the right position for this is much longer at these latitudes. I'm certain Iv'e seen clo
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by sandos 4y ago
This split thing happens all the time with the official android client in combination with google home speakers in my experience.
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by sandos 4y ago
I was amazed by the linux-running sdcards.
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by sandos 4y ago
Doesn't this split incur some horrible scaling artefacts? Does it work well even for text? I have a similar function on my LCD monitor and its basically useless, it seems it throws away 50% of the pixels or something.
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by sandos 4y ago
Wooha, thats kind of awesome. Does this mean you could make your own zigbee sensors or whatever?
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by sandos 4y ago
Ill keep saying this, I dont understand net metering or flat rates for solar electricity. I live in the EU, our electricity prices have gone up 1000% and solar gets what you surely wonder? Well, they get whatever the price is at the _moment
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by sandos 4y ago
Wow, they have 664 open issues, 503 closed. For a software that specifically wants to keep things simple. I don't envy them.
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by sandos 4y ago
Its fascinating what EU can accomplish, but in my mind drivers licenses and "national IDs" (that are usable when travelling in EU) should be merged and unified over the union. Imagine how much simpler things would be! And this tec
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by sandos 4y ago
To me, the casting is sort of impossible. I don't know why, I guess I was in an impressionable age when I read it, but they almost don't feel like any human when reading about them. I wish they succeed though!
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by sandos 4y ago
Yeah, those pictures sure make it look like one. But there is a slice of bread underneath there, otherwise it is a salad! Also, no I don't this is a good way to provoke a flame war with Swedes. I can barely register an emotion after se

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