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by tomtomistaken 1y ago
Altogether costs: USD 15-20. Whereas the display from op costs CHF 1,449 (USD 1,700).
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
Are there any dataset that monitor average NO2 pollution of cities over time? CAMS released one[1], but it's not updated any more. [1] https://github.com/CopernicusAtmosphere/air-quality-covid19-...
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Apache ECharts(echarts.apache.org)
1658 points by tomtomistaken 2y ago|250 comments
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
Hexagons could be a new kind of political entity of the future, where, for example, rewards for climate progress (measured by satellites) could be put into practice.
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
Here is a short breakdown of the project: https://github.com/sweing/TOTP-QR-Gen/blob/main/post.md
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Show HN: Building Proof of Presence: A First Microcontroller Project(github.com)
3 points by tomtomistaken 2y ago|0 comments
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
I use a GPS module that turns off once it has retrieved the time and location.
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
TOTPs are amazing! I'm currently building a low-power, offline ESP32 device that generates time-based one-time QR codes and displays them on an e-ink screen. I plan to use it for proof of presence.
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
EU should make a own cloud storage (hosted in the EU) giving every citizen 10GB of base storage after applying for it. Cloud is critical infrastructure. Besides, that would lift also the favorability of the EU.
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
I love what Foam is/was doing. Unfortunately the project looks dead..
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
Also, Molchat Doma is playing that evening.
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Show HN: Share interactive map stories on libmap.org via Mastodon integration(libmap.org)
1 points by tomtomistaken 2y ago|0 comments
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
Isn’t that’s even worse? It would cost almost 0 to add more RAM and make it a durable machine. What Apple does here is basically the definition of planned obsolescence.
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
.. until running out of RAM.
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
Okay, yeah, and now you speak for them? Call it UBI then. Nothing attached, nobody tells anyone what to do lol. Edit: grammar. Also, we should get rid of the pollution problem, world wide. To say this is patronizing towards the global south
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
Its a tax, a pretty standard thing to do. I would say that people from southern countries would benefit even more.
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
More like a negative tax *or UBI based on satellite technology.
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
> technology is not going to save us, real or imaginary. We have to change our behavior. We could use technology to change behavior and I think there is still a lot of room for creative technological solutions. For example, incentivizing
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
> this is gathering, not hunting. This metaphor doesn’t make sense to me.
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
> Can you build decentralized fusion reactors? My guess is that if you can build Dyson spheres you can build fusion reactors. > This far the most efficient fusion reactor humanity has available to it exists approximately 1 AU away Eff
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by tomtomistaken 2y ago
I still don't understand why you need to build a Dyson sphere and then transport the energy to where it's needed when you can build decentralized fusion reactors. What am I missing?
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by tomtomistaken 3y ago
Oh wow, the text is so much easier for me to read! Thanks for sharing!
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by tomtomistaken 3y ago
I love the book!
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by tomtomistaken 3y ago
I'm working on a map project [1] (which is a proof of concept) where you can add posts and stories by sharing the map URL on social media (mastodon.social only at the moment, we used to have a twitter listener as well). The state of th
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by tomtomistaken 3y ago
Various sources report 7.5 to 14 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent from the leak, which is about the same amount emitted by a coal-fired power station in a year.
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Reward Systems Can Localize the Fight Against GHG Emissions(sjweing.bearblog.dev)
1 points by tomtomistaken 3y ago|0 comments
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by tomtomistaken 3y ago
12 years after eliminating the biggest part of human made methane emissions, we could see significant cooling effects, possibly helping to prevent tipping points.
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by tomtomistaken 3y ago
Funny. I was at a concert at a punk place last weekend and I thought: Punk is now mainstream and alive as ever! Punk statements and practices are now everywhere!
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by tomtomistaken 3y ago
It seems that people who are more emphatic have an advantage when using AI.
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by tomtomistaken 3y ago
So such ships would look "aerodynamic"?

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