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by ubercore 10y ago
Relativity Whiskey is doing a similar thing (not the same process, just speed-aging): https://www.relativity-whiskey.com I've had it, and it's very convincing. I'm not an expert by any means, but I doubt I would b
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by ubercore 10y ago
I meant that batteries couldn't compare with gasoline _or_ diesel. I decided to add it exactly because of Audi :)
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by ubercore 10y ago
Can an 85kWh battery do 190km at race speeds? Le Mans records are 140mph (225km/h) avg speed and 253mph (407km/h) top speed. EDIT: thanks for noticing, added metric equivs. The difference was just in the sources I found reporting
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by ubercore 10y ago
Just did some googling, and _including_ exit and entry through pit lanes, fastest refuel is 51.3s. I think a battery swap would be reeeeeally tough to accomplish. And most cars refuel every 14 laps, and races are about 384 laps. Totals over
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by ubercore 10y ago
Le Mans would probably be the worst place to get an all electric car performing adequately. Energy density and refill times just aren't anywhere near up to the task compared to gasoline. EDIT: or diesel
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by ubercore 10y ago
http://www.thekitchn.com/the-science-behind-whipping-egg-whi...
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by ubercore 10y ago
My view would be more that it was unclear _how necessary_ this was before January. I think a lot of people, pundits and politicians included, expected a certain amount of moderation, which hasn't really happened. I'd put this move
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by ubercore 10y ago
I agree they'd be a huge part of it. I guess I'm just trying to call out that you can't completely discount the influence the tech industry has had on the bay area by looking at _just_ housing prices. I'm certain there&#
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by ubercore 10y ago
You might be right, but this feels like a facile argument. Is SF an outlier in the last 30 years? Perhaps tech industry has supported a recent continuation of trends that died in the rest of the country. How has SF housing policy compared t
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by ubercore 10y ago
Man, I would have loved to pay for RethinkDB. Granted, the blame lies on me here, but something I was disappointed to see the first point not acknowledge that RethinkDB didn't really ask for money. I mean, I don't know if they cha
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by ubercore 10y ago
I feel like a lottery would be more "fair", if you want to use a socially aware definition of "fair".
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by ubercore 10y ago
I think this choice was made because Django doesn't _require_ sessions to be used. So they're making a compromise that could (however marginally) improve security regardless of the configuration of the site. I think perhaps some w
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by ubercore 10y ago
Secret key is used for signing. https://github.com/django/django/blob/master/django/core/sig...
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by ubercore 10y ago
From memory when this came up, I think the concern is someone spoofing a non-HTTPS version of your site to trick a browser into posting to the HTTPS version? Someone that understands this stuff properly will need to chime in.
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by ubercore 10y ago
I'm just relating what's in the article. Thanks for sharing that, though.
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by ubercore 10y ago
Even in that article, they say it's just associated with reduced obesity, and saturated fats in dairy are still associated with heart disease.
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by ubercore 10y ago
At least the quote pulled out here isn't useful critique, it's just insulting. I think that's the distinction being drawn here.
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by ubercore 10y ago
Honestly, if I'm a hiring manager at Google, this would turn me off. I wouldn't reject him outright, but it's a yellow flag in terms how effective he'd actually be performing his job.
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by ubercore 10y ago
What do you mean by a password that can't be reasonably brute forced? EDIT: To clarify, I mean specifically with md5. I'm by no means an expert, just curious because I had considered md5 so broken that this comment caught my atten
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by ubercore 10y ago
Can you expand on what you mean by having the AP limit RSSI? I thought that would be a client-side thing?
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by ubercore 10y ago
I don't know enough to dispute this, but I'm curious what makes you so certain?
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by ubercore 10y ago
TempleOS may be impressive, but it's not especially effective
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by ubercore 10y ago
The story I got when my panels were installed is that they don't know because they haven't been around long enough. Efficiency constantly improves, and panels deteriorate, but the company installing mine hasn't really seen an
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by ubercore 10y ago
Ok, sorry. Here's something more like what I'm talking about: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0042P6TJA/?tag=serieats-20
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by ubercore 10y ago
Sharpening steels do exist, but they indeed operate differently than honing steels: https://www.amazon.com/W%C3%BCsthof-4473-Wusthof-10-Inch-Sha... I don't think we can be sure which he used, and I'd be willing to
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by ubercore 10y ago
I'm pretty far out of my element here, but as I understand even that isn't universal. BMW's Valvetronic for instance doesn't engine break the same way as other engines, because they don't have a throttle valve and d
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by ubercore 10y ago
I'd presume they use the virtual console codebase, not a FOSS emulator.
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by ubercore 10y ago
I'm skeptical too, but I could envision a path where this gets a lot of the work done at a tooling level. All these products will have CAD models behind them already, AutoCad and SolidWorks, et al, could introduce tooling to pump out t
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by ubercore 10y ago
I didn't get that in-depth, which is why I was able to do it so quickly :) I just deployed to Google Container Engine using some docker images I built to replicate a rethinkdb/node app we've been working on. I used DNS for s
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by ubercore 10y ago
I have to disagree on the pain of working with Kubernetes. There are definitely gaps in documentation, no doubt about that. But it took me under a day to containerize an application I'm working on, and get it up and running flawlessly

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