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by unregistereddev 2y ago
Or the car has a fair amount of EMR noise and one cable - being shielded - experiences less loss as a result. This could also explain why bluetooth was particularly bad.
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
> I know others do but for reasons that go beyond practical. For those that have things to get done, I suspect they think like I do. Please don't pass judgement on my preferences or whether they are practical. IntelliJ uses multiple
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
It's a documentation spec that has a lot of tooling around it. I disagree that it is either pointless or an abstraction. Back in the day, the best feature of SOAP API's was that they were documented in a machine readable fashion.
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
I agree with you, but it is an unpopular opinion here. Many commenters either fancy themselves to be city planners or take a "tragedy of the commons" view of infrastructure. The latter is not wrong ... but it doesn't mean we
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
> Back then, CPUs ran on fixed voltages and frequencies and only overclockers discovered the limits. Even then, it was rare to find reports of CPUs killed via overvolting, unless it was to an extreme extent --- thermal throttling, instab
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
Anecdote: I'm a Sr. Staff Engineer at a large employer in a LCOL city. Typical middle class houses cost $300k - $500k here, with luxury houses costing roughly $1m and small starter homes costing $200k (just using real estate as a rough
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
The sales numbers don't back this up. GM slowed their EV rollout and is working on hybrids because people aren't buying EV's at the same rate they expected.
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
I could buy an EV. Or I could (and did) buy a hybrid. Now I get good fuel economy, don't need to install a home charger, and have no range anxiety. You hit the nail on the head - infrastructure and charging speeds need to improve befor
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
Black people being unable to swim is a trope in the United States, to the point of being a racist joke. There's some truth to it - black neighborhoods were less likely to have amenities like public pools, and black families were genera
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
I'd question a few of your claims. Deere has an entire construction division and it's huge. Deere has had its hands in the defense industry for decades - they sell military gators, guidance systems for predator drones, etc. They&#
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
Row crops can be (and already are) irrigated with hoses. In dry areas of the world, drip tape is buried throughout the entire field because it allows farmers to make more efficient use of the water available to them. It does require the mac
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
All money in joint accounts. We've agreed on an amount of money that is a "large" purchase; anything below that amount and either of us can just spend money without consulting the other. We talk to each other before buying an
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
Intel has older fabs on that list - including one that was built in 2003 - that are capable of 7nm production processes. Some of the older domestic plants have been significantly updated over the years.
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
The new program is called Direct File. I believe it does have a guided wizard, and it is free. It is different from fillable forms. It is also different from the existing (aka previous, but also existing in parallel) income-restricted Free
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
I mean, that's fair, but phones don't need to cost that much. I can buy a current-gen basic Moto for $60 in the Fi store today. Who buys current flagship phones for kids? Most families I know upgrade one device at a time and the k
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
Pardon the glib reply, but if this is what Facebook considers "innovation" then I'm with the author of TFA. How does switching to a more obfuscated metric result in a better product or improved user experience?
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
The special press was fancy! I used a hole punch (the type intended for punching small round holes in paper), and as long as you lined it up correctly it worked great.
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
Raking them into a pile, shredding them, and putting the mulch in a compost pile allows me to move the nitrogen into my garden. Maybe that starves part of my lawn, but the grass seems to be doing just fine - and moving natural nutrients to
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
10h on, 8h off. A 400 mile trip does not require off-time or stops unless somehow you get so snarled in traffic that you're averaging less than 40mph. Drivers are really good at avoiding needing to stop the rig for bathroom stops.
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
In this case that's not enough. When an incredibly good consumer product arrives 5 years late, consumers can buy something else in the meantime. They have freedom of choice in an open market. When a B2B product shows up 5 years late (a
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
Staff engineer here. First started writing code roughly 24 years ago, been doing it professionally in one form or another for about 18 years. Many years ago I was asked how I planned to compete - because all IT was being offshored to other
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
In my area in the midwest, nearly every house has a natural gas burning forced-air furnace for the winter and a standalone air conditioner for the summer. Newer heat pumps have gotten a lot better, and as a result a few people are starting
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by unregistereddev 2y ago
Munro is an engineering-driven operation. They are experts and are quite capable of recognizing constraints. They make excellent educated guesses at the reasoning behind engineering decisions. Given the source, I don't think this is at
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by unregistereddev 3y ago
I don't know if your questions are rhetorical, but they are easy to answer so I looked them up for you. These are only the prison sentences and do not include court-mandated restitution. Jordan Belfort: 4 years (served 22 months) Eliza
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by unregistereddev 3y ago
The customers who don't need phishing training - the ones who recognize what you are doing - will be understanding at best, and slightly annoyed at worst. The customers who need phishing training are going to become more confused. Sinc
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by unregistereddev 3y ago
So you just need a robotics company large enough to have some industry clout. https://www.deere.com/en/sprayers/see-spray-ultimate/
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by unregistereddev 3y ago
The author argues that calorie /counting/ does not work. This is true. If you want to lose weight, it's theoretically simple: Eat less, possibly combined with becoming more active. But counting calories is not the best way to
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by unregistereddev 3y ago
I'd agree with this and add that pattern matching and functional interfaces are additional examples of tools from the FP toolbox being subsumed into existing programming languages. Pure functional programming seems tempting. In small p
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by unregistereddev 3y ago
There are SFF PC's with integrated power supplies that have a few PCIe slots. PCIe -> NVME adapters are readily available (not my website or article, but posting a link to a review site seemed more genuine than posting Newegg or Ama
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by unregistereddev 3y ago
Growing up in the United States, I remember plastic being introduced for the same reason. For example, there was a huge push to get people to accept plastic shopping bags rather than paper ones. There were news stories talking about how it

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