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by snickmy 5y ago
I didn't know that Dyson actually peddled Brexit. That is a massive disappointment on such a brilliant person. (I'd love to read more if you have references)
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Tech companies hash sharing against NCII sharing(about.fb.com)
1 points by snickmy 5y ago|0 comments
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Vanmoof V(vanmoof.com)
4 points by snickmy 5y ago|1 comments
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by snickmy 5y ago
I'm a bit surprised that there are more Silver than Copper and Zinc in electronics . Quote: the government collected several million tonnes of equipment, and extracted 32 kilograms of gold, 3500 kilograms of silver and 2200 kilograms
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by snickmy 5y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to use the same module or moving and interface with with the lidar/camera of the iphone 12. The project could be even cheeper and probably the accuracy increase.
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by snickmy 5y ago
If I was an AWS, GCLOUD or AZURE I'd acquire stripe right now and go super vertical on 'Everything for your business'
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by snickmy 5y ago
Looking forward to have a doc collar based on this
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by snickmy 6y ago
Being a completely newbie of Game Boy architecture,I got surprised to see the cartridge had a battery.
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You and the Algorithm(nickclegg.medium.com)
1 points by snickmy 6y ago|0 comments
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by snickmy 6y ago
There are two aspects to consider here: 1- what is the response time and the cost for alternative generation: Biomass is a valid 'on demand' alternative here. Geothermal + Tidal, while still intermittent are more predictable (li
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by snickmy 6y ago
Honestly quite a bit, but, unfortunately the response time of Nuclear power is not the fastest available. It takes hours to get the process going, or to shut it down, and unfortunately an energy grid needs to have a demand-supply net of 0 (
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by snickmy 6y ago
Imho, there are couple of important underlying reasons why we see a centralized grid as a well functioning one. It is a mature system. Having been operating in the space for over 100 years, it is true that the current grid systems are extre
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The operative system for a decarbonised, decentralised, digitised energy system(nicolabortignon.com)
42 points by snickmy 6y ago|26 comments
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by snickmy 6y ago
Where can I learn more about why multi dwelling units are a problem?
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by snickmy 6y ago
Intresting. What's the best real world solution to having those meters in basements or behind high density walls?
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by snickmy 6y ago
what does IS&T stands for?
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by snickmy 6y ago
One of the 'tutorial game' is indeed to move resources. I think a lot can be done if the train exposes variable and counters (ie.: the colour blocks become resources, the train starts counting them, and you can write if-then-else
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by snickmy 6y ago
I actually wanted to do this myself too. I'm quite sure there is a firmware that can be expanded not very dissimilar from an arduino. The other thing that I'd love to do is to 3d print a station (with related time stop) with a Qi
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by snickmy 6y ago
what was it about ?
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Intelino the Smart Train(intelino.com)
33 points by snickmy 6y ago|11 comments
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We Need More Platforms(nicolabortignon.com)
1 points by snickmy 6y ago|0 comments
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We need more Platforms in our lives(nicolabortignon.com)
1 points by snickmy 6y ago|0 comments
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by snickmy 6y ago
I wonder if there are any consequences from a security standpoint. Does the community of hackers out there believe this will open the opportunity for new exploit?
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by snickmy 6y ago
I might be controversial, but, from my experience, reading at least 1 fiction and 1 non fictional book every 6 weeks, there is a big difference in information density. The non fictional books, especially the self helping/improving one,
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Power Grids Aren’t Evolving Fast Enough for Global Warming(bloomberg.com)
4 points by snickmy 6y ago|0 comments
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Instagram Reels(techcrunch.com)
1 points by snickmy 6y ago|0 comments
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by snickmy 6y ago
I'd be very interested to hear from a Lawyer what are the implication of doing something like this. Controlling the last mile of fruition (in this case the browser) can open a lot of opportunities (ie.: replacing podcast ads with cont
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It's Time to Build Homes(delian.substack.com)
2 points by snickmy 6y ago|0 comments
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by snickmy 6y ago
This is technically feasible. The latest html5 api (quite well adopted) allow copy paste from the OS and drag and drop. There is quite a bit of server side / javascript to implement, but it is feasible.
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by snickmy 6y ago
Do you plan to commit back to the community your extra graph UX/UI. They look very neat and I don't think it will jeopardize the success of your startup. The reason why I asked about the usage of Electron (or similar) is because

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