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by stinos 3y ago
Is there a good source of data on this? This. It's not that I don't believe the article per se, but it doesn't come much further than 'technician says' which I find hard to consider as evidence for various reasons
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by stinos 3y ago
I mean, why not just have HA just control a hardware thermostat that has different mode settings (home, away, etc.)? Plenty of them exist and its, honestly, easier than trying to make HA into a thermostat. Wel yes, that's exactly my
93.
by stinos 3y ago
This is the thing, and the main reason I only played around with HA but never fully implemented it. Ideally for things which are controlled in 'absolute mode' you need a watchdog. Like something implemented in hardware to keep it
94.
by stinos 3y ago
So the more reason to move it away if it's over things which matter?
95.
by stinos 3y ago
This was my first reaction as well, but checking how I actually use a mouse I don't think it makes sense. Curious if it's jut me though. For starters for normal desktop usage like >95% of the time the thing I want to click on i
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by stinos 3y ago
I don't need scaling Well, ok, then I simply misunderstood the intent of your comment. Normal people hate I have no idea where those claims come from, or what you mean with normal people. Source? E.g. wouldn't normal people ra
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by stinos 3y ago
While this might be true, you'd have to study that as well to be sure. So essentially the question is what would happen if you for instance in a city take people from across the population and force them to use a cargo bike.
98.
by stinos 3y ago
Sure, but the land use for donkeys' housing and especially for their food makes it so that it doesn't quite scale. Unlike bicycles.
99.
by stinos 3y ago
bugs are attracted to light Isn't the takeaway from this study that they aren't really, but rather that once they happen to come close to it they cannot get away from it anymore?
100.
by stinos 3y ago
Thanks, sounds promising actually, or at least: not at all as I once experienced.
101.
by stinos 3y ago
for the first time we got to the point that people can create software that "works" but they cannot fully grasp why exactly it works. The huge amount of times I saw //This makes everything work somehow sleep(
102.
by stinos 3y ago
Are there distros for which this is fixed out of the box already? About 20 years ago we were writing a cross-platform application which required relaltively low latencies (2-5mSec IIRC) for audio with some of the RME interfaces. On Windows
103.
by stinos 3y ago
Following the instructions I get "You have no available activity to show at this time.". Even when downloading my data I get nothing under sections like "Connected apps and websites". So it looks like opting out of every
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by stinos 3y ago
How to decide whether it's worth measuring without measuring?
105.
by stinos 3y ago
With slmgr /rearm you can extend the license period. IIRC a couple of times but not unlimited, but I definitely got more than 2 months out of it.
106.
by stinos 3y ago
visiting enough forums That's sort of the point though: we do that, but whereas around y2k forums were the online communities, I don't exactly have the impression that is still the case. And it's not like you're goin
107.
by stinos 3y ago
Sorry but no. Then it wasn't a perpetuum mobile. There's no way to violate the laws of thermodynamics. Likely the video was not showing everything, and/or giving a false impression/explanation. Typcial example are those
108.
by stinos 3y ago
In this case I was actually wondering about the urologist, not the patients themselves. The latter is a situation I've been in myself so it's easier to relate to and reason about.
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by stinos 3y ago
Honest question: do you have such job yourself? Or do you intimately know multiple people who do? Or does this come from research? Because if not, that would just sound like how you'd want it to be. Not necessarily what it is like in r
110.
by stinos 3y ago
> I am absolutely certain this has shaped my world view to some degree On the other hand many people, if I had to guess I'd say the vast majority, have not seen any of that stuff on the internet. I have, but because I actively went
111.
by stinos 3y ago
That's your opinion, here's mine: I found it sort of funny, plus it actually raises an interesting point (definitely not useless, plus bonus points for such humor btw): I always wonder how gynaecologists, urologists, ... mentally
112.
by stinos 3y ago
No because that doesn't exist in practice. The losses of converting the generated energy back into electricity make that impossible.
113.
by stinos 3y ago
the technology is in some aspect particularly impressing Yes, because for every unit of energy you directly put into it (in the form of electricity) it outputs more energy (in the form of heat). Which is unlike any other typical heating
114.
by stinos 3y ago
No. They are not unique at all. In my opinion they still are pretty unique because their efficiency is higher than 100%. Which was what I thought the sentence would continue with when I started reading it. Cannot be stressed enough. It&#x
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by stinos 3y ago
They Who are these people, really? I mean, I was that for a rather brief period of like a year, somewhere 3-4 years into programming IIRC. I met others like it. But in the end people seem to learn and grow out of it, and rather quickly so
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by stinos 3y ago
I came across concrete examples like this before, and solved them, so here's a slightly different take: I'm principally an engineer. In general it doesn't even matter what topic though obviously there are some which I know a
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by stinos 3y ago
Ok but can you tell them 'go to state x when HA is down'?
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by stinos 3y ago
Bit off-topic, but having played with HA a bit I always wonder if there is a general strategy on how to deal with failures, i.e. is there a way to make everything go to the default/safe mode in case things stop working? A watchdog-like
119.
by stinos 3y ago
More like in the 24*60 - 5 minutes between brewing and grinding again the next day. In all seriousness: it can takes surprisingly little time for ground wet coffee to form mold. Think 48h range especially when it's relatively hot.
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by stinos 3y ago
Add the preview to see what you're actually stashing: git ls-files -m -o --exclude-standard | fzf -m --print0 --preview "git diff {1}" | .... And that's just the start: it could even be that by binding a key to t

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