serpix

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by serpix 4y ago
Ignorance is precisely what keeps the trauma train rolling.
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by serpix 4y ago
What Valakas said. Also learn about the autonomous nervous system, fight, flight, freeze, befriend. The amygdala has role in decision making. Learn about slow and fast thinking. The best advice is therapy. Internal family systems is said to
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by serpix 4y ago
Given a COP of 5 for a ground source heat pump you can calculate 60/24 is 2,5kW power draw around the clock. Multiply by 5 give 12,5kW heat non stop. That is a lot of heat. 2000 sqft is 185m2 which is a mansion by my standards though
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by serpix 4y ago
A air-water heatpump for heating that shower water would pay itself back in a few months. Solar panels would get the rest. Water is probably your biggest energy sink.
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by serpix 4y ago
Something is off here, even if both your cars use about 40kWh per day, every day (which is humongous) that would still leave an absolutely staggering 60kWh/day. That would be the same as heating with electric alone a house in the Nordi
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by serpix 4y ago
I measured a groundsource heatpump to consume about 30-50 kWh per day in -20c for hot water and heating a 100m2 house. About 22c indoors in a 70s somewhat poorly insulated 1-story brick/stone house. A good 1/3 of that energy goes
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by serpix 4y ago
As a Finnish citizen, reservist this has been a very emotional spring. Both of my grandfathers were in the war with Russia. Both of my grandmothers had to leave and burn their homes in the areas annexed by Russia. Twice. I am 100% for Nato.
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by serpix 5y ago
Recent road trips show that the weakest link are humans which have to take a longer rest period than the car needs to recharge.
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by serpix 5y ago
Lease a smaller battery EV. I would definitely do this in the states / Canada as the lease prices are dirt cheap.
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by serpix 5y ago
Supplication to a tyrant worked only to incite unprovoked invasion and war crimes. The west believed that integrating Russia through economy and trade would bring us together. It only revealed Russia is not yet ready and still believes ever
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by serpix 5y ago
if you did not have full conscious awareness when regaining first sensations, then what was it that remembers this experience? I'm saying that there was full consciousness already present as you remember everything.
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by serpix 5y ago
In the Caribbean you get unlimited free energy from the sun, considering that solar panels are very cheap you could just rig the system to dump all excess power to the water heater, but considering you already get unlimited solar power you
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by serpix 5y ago
I had my borehole going straight down about ~150m deep from right next to the side of my house. I moved the lawn right next to the pipes.
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by serpix 5y ago
that is a ground-source heat pump as the heat energy is mostly from ambient solar. But yes very common and I used to have one in my home before I moved away. It cost practically nothing to keep the house at t-shirt temperature during -25c c
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by serpix 5y ago
A relationship and need for connection is a built in primal need we have. The western mindset is heavily placing monogamist relationships in the context of a win-lose game. A zero sum game. No relationship survives this, as the whole point
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by serpix 5y ago
The cars and equipment themselves are also airlifted around the world. The whole entourage is a massive waste of resources.
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by serpix 5y ago
Snow shoveling is a strenuous exercise and gets the heart pumping fast. Temperature doesn't mean that much while doing hard workouts outside. Last winter I was drenched in sweat while shoveling my yard and it was -15c outside. Only wor
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by serpix 5y ago
Prius and other Toyota hybrids actually burn gasoline going downhill. Try it. Put B and go downhill and observe the consumption, the engine is on and burning gas.
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by serpix 5y ago
I'm planning a future where I retire in a pure electric mobile home. Charge in the sun and use syngas for cooking and boosted heating in the winter. Heat pump keeps the interior cool or warm. I have no desire to maintain and pay for a
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by serpix 5y ago
so, well over 140 Celsius then as there are saunas that are that hot and breathing in them is fine.
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by serpix 5y ago
Just observe how any child is in relation to the parent.
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by serpix 5y ago
as both a Scala and Clojure polyglot I would pick Clojure over Scala every single time, the Clojure REPL development style alone puts Scala behind. Scala and SBT is a nightmare, I don't want to touch it ever again. With Clojure you are
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by serpix 5y ago
My dad is like this. Please tell me as I am curious, do you tend to self-reflect or have a vivid inner world? I'm trying to understand how my dad does this and my current theory is that he simply does not dwell on things and runs mostl
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by serpix 6y ago
The only thing fossil cars have remaining is range and charging speed and I suspect is only a few years to go. Everything else is in another league.
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by serpix 6y ago
Absolute madness, you and your enemy will be dead anyway from the fallout and nuclear winter.
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by serpix 6y ago
You just got steamrolled by .NET OOP dinosaurs, React played no part in it.
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by serpix 6y ago
What does this even mean? DeltaV would have been much more understandable.
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by serpix 6y ago
and possibly infect scores of other people, some of them not so lucky and will get the serious case requiring hospitalisation or worse.
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by serpix 6y ago
I concur. The pollution becomes evident at the airport, inside the hall you already see and smell the smog and you are still inside a building. Going outside you think you're in the middle of a wildfire.
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by serpix 6y ago
Orange colored chargers are fast chargers, at least 50kW. Maybe you need to enable displaying them in the filters? In addition, abetterrouteplanner.com gives a 15 minutes allego 160kW charging stop on route to Kent. This article is very ver

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