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by sandos 7y ago
Is it a fact that corona in general takes long to get better from? Thats not what Ive heard/read. Unless you are unlucky and get pneumonia.
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by sandos 7y ago
Squid fishing maybe? "Fishing trials using LEDs (9 kW) and different numbers of MHs were carried out in August and September 2009" from https://www.researchgate.net/publication/256998066_Catch_per...
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by sandos 7y ago
The problem is lithium doesn't like being at 100% state of charge for prolonged periods of time. Normally you charge it up, then use the battery. When on a charger the voltage will sit close to fully charged voltage, and that ages the
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by sandos 7y ago
My receiver was mainly setup for MLAT where no mode-s is usable. Its works fairly well, but at times adsbx has had very bad receivers sending faulty MLAT data corrupting all the nearby tracks. But it seems to work well for now.
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by sandos 7y ago
I don't believe private owners are the most interesting black-listed things. Military aircraft anyone? Who doesn't want to see those :) I noticed a helo circling with a huuge spotlight a mile or so from my house, and the skies wer
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by sandos 7y ago
Sweden has an even more generous system and our birth rates are below 2, so... I'm not worried for Finland. The thing is, kids are damned expensive today. When you are not working, you are forgoing "normal" salary. The mother
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by sandos 7y ago
I dont think a lot of people claim that the mother isnt most important for, at the very leasy, the first 6 months and up to 12 months. I took my leave at about 14-15 months age, and that was more or less perfect in my mind.
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by sandos 7y ago
Also Sweden gives ~80% of normal income. If you mean 60% of [income before tax] without taxes, thats pretty good.
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by sandos 7y ago
But kids dont really require one parent for the rest of that parents' life? So they then resume a non-existing career, or do they just stay home when the kids are in school etc? Living in Sweden this has always seemed a bit weird to me
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by sandos 7y ago
Its also good for the dads! "Globally, paternity leave can increase fathers’ involvement within families and this has benefits for the children, the co-parent, the father himself, the economy and society." https://www.t
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by sandos 7y ago
I recently started mountainbiking, and I often excert myself way too much to the point of having to get off the bike and just resting. After watching the tedx talk "How "normal people" can train like the worlds best endurance
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by sandos 7y ago
Wow, I was thinking about why its still impossible to find honest games on android! This is just what I need!
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by sandos 7y ago
Its even fairly common, one guys is reading checklists and the other is, you know, flying the airplane.
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by sandos 7y ago
Uh, yeah. I tried not shooting a poor guy. "Shoot in the air"... "You shoot in the air, and hits him in the head!" That was NOT intentional....
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by sandos 7y ago
Moste likely water lost? As is common afaik when going low-carb, at least to start with.
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by sandos 7y ago
I totally agree that noise cancelling for office noise is useless, it works mostly for low frequencies but the "annoying" part of sound from speaking is much higher than at least my headphones can block out. Passive blocking can h
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by sandos 7y ago
I just this day realized that I did not have any head- or sinus-ache when waking up, and I had used a pillow for once. An inclined bed would probably be even better.
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by sandos 7y ago
The nice thing is, you can start small. Thats how everyone does it really, just add one thing at a time, most of which is fairly simple. Just some hue motion sensors and lights can make for some nice automations. I used Home Assistant to gr
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by sandos 7y ago
I believe cheap servos are inherently very discrete due to noise in the "potentiometers" used: it will not be possible to do precise positioning no matter how exact your timing pulses are. But thats just a guess. If its a noisy po
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by sandos 7y ago
Would a counterfeit be a problem for this particular application? Dont they still work?
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by sandos 7y ago
If the algoritm fails with a rotated image, then I would claim its a bad algorithm that is over-fit and not at all generalising what it has learnt. What about slight rotation? Where does it start failing, and would a human? Also, making an
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by sandos 7y ago
I was at first totally amazed that it knew where trains around me here in Sweden were. Turns out the datasource is "interpolation from schedule". Not as impressive :(
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by sandos 7y ago
I was about ... 12 or so when I played this, and its just stuck in my brain in a way few things are. Flying around that antenna and the golden gate bridge was awesome!
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by sandos 7y ago
Its highly dependent on personality of course, but Ive also seen this. A person that REALLY likes to talk for 10 minutes about details... which nobody really cares about. He even understood that it was not what anyone else wanted, but he th
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by sandos 7y ago
In my experience, 10 is way too many for daily standups! Thats when they start getting dragged out from 5 minutes to a 45 minute snore-fest, hearing every little needless detail from someone elses problem that I have no need for! I find the
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by sandos 7y ago
That sounds insane. Any network other than very basic ones should have physical redudancy, ie. not being in the same duct or even travelling close to eachother. Hell, our local MAN network here does it! Thats in a city with 130k inhabitants
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by sandos 7y ago
I have a strong feeling that this will soon happen to my Play Store account. I did some very lax hobby development many years ago (my biggest app was also transit related!), and my account has basically been inactive with just a few apps. I
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by sandos 7y ago
Google cloud has a free tier giving you a very low spec VM for free. I dont know if it works for a http proxy, but it certainly could work.
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by sandos 7y ago
It has become almost impossible to find apps in the Play store. I tried for 15 minutes to install a game on a tablet that my other tablet had. It had the exact same title. Turns out it was a completely different (and much harder) game. Maki
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by sandos 7y ago
That will not always work very well, inertial navigation systems often wants to be completely still for a couple of minutes to calibrate themselves. I have heard about just flying with no G-load for a while and getting some basic instrument

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