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by user568439 2y ago
I think of it more like a demo and also a way to gather data while allocating the costs to the tourist.
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by user568439 2y ago
There is a proprietary agent in my system collecting the data and sending it to the monitoring tool in a proprietary format. It's still quite simple and easy to parse though. However getting the data in Datadog is not a problem. The pr
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Ask HN: Combine central monitoring with platform embedded monitoring
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by user568439 2y ago
I think green hydrogen generation and other types of long term storage are required for the seasonal problem but they are quite expensive and/or inefficient currently. However, the UK has a lot of wind during the winter, this can mitig
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by user568439 2y ago
I just did a code review today where I didn’t find any bug but I forced the “developer” to rewrite the whole thing. He didn’t write a single line of code with a minimum of maintainability in mind… Tests find bugs, code reviews look for qual
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by user568439 2y ago
Even if today’s situation would still favor fossil fuels, in the long term I have zero doubts about battery win. They are improving significantly every year: density increase which allows weight and volume reduction or longer range; cheaper
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by user568439 2y ago
My wife who is more than 2 years sick with Long/Post Covid, lost almost everything because of it, her body and her brain. She had almost perfect memory and spoke 5 languages fluently by the age of 30 while learning Chinese as a 6th. Sh
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by user568439 2y ago
As a very small investor, I prefer to not listen to what Goldman and others have to say about the market. For an individual there is no way to know if they are right, they are wrong or they are lying for their own interests.
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by user568439 3y ago
I’m sorry but you are forgetting a lot of people that has a public job with a predefined salary not adjusted to the island reality. Nurses, teachers, doctors, firemen… especially those who are there just temporarily can’t afford housing an
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by user568439 3y ago
Obviously the dormitory was not the target. First of all I guess they get limited precision with this drone, especially if it was not real-time controlled. Secondly maybe they didn’t know the building distribution, most likely their goal wa
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by user568439 3y ago
The first wave of BYD cars in Europe are not competitive yet. The price difference is small, they are less efficient and they have other issues (space optimization, driving comfort, etc) But in only one year they already started to fix all
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by user568439 3y ago
My next car will be electric but I don’t feel like ICE is any nightmare if you choose a reliable car. The same that will happen with EVs. The cars I owned were a VW Golf TDI IV, a Mercedes C220 (2003) and a Hyundai Ioniq non-plugin hybrid.
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by user568439 3y ago
Maybe or maybe not. Don’t blame the victims please. I’m not from a puritan environment at all but when I was a teenager I had low self esteem. I believe I could have been an easy victim back then.
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by user568439 3y ago
Around 8 years ago I was working remotely for an Eurozone country while living in a non-euro country. I used Wise + Revolut to convert all my income and buy an apartment (or part of it). The exchange rate + transfer costs were unbeatable. R
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by user568439 3y ago
The question is still what’s more efficient and cheaper. If storing a huge amount of liquid hydrogen in a tank and using a % of it to keep it liquid is cheaper than the methanol infrastructure and its multiple conversions, then it will succ
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by user568439 3y ago
Are Brita and similar filtering systems getting rid of the microplastics? I use it at home for the tap water bleach taste but I’m not sure if it has other benefits (or issues!)
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by user568439 3y ago
One hypothesis is that long covid is caused by reactivated Epstein Barr virus or other herpes family virus. It hasn’t been confirmed but it seems clear that the initial Covid infection has great impact to the immune system and triggers all
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by user568439 3y ago
My wife is on the same boat for 2 years already… she is barely a body just waiting for a treatment. She is not as bad as other we know who can’t even leave the bed, but she has to stay home and had to stop working, studying, exercising, lea
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by user568439 3y ago
Not if the municipality is installing enough low speed but cheap charging spots in the street parking. That’s working in some European countries at least
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by user568439 3y ago
I was in Paris this year and my nails were getting black just from the smog. My wife has long covid and even though she was moving around with wheelchair, we had to leave the city the 2nd day because she couldn’t breathe anymore and started
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by user568439 3y ago
Doesn’t work for me. There are chances that I will be trying multiple ways to finish it in my head while attempting to fall asleep. Causing insomnia some days and therefore very tired the next day. If I can, I avoid this situation.
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by user568439 3y ago
I agree but at least Tesla is making us all a favor by pushing innovation and lower prices to the rest of carmakers. If it was for the old players we would still be with hybrids like Prius or electrics with short range and highly decaying b
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by user568439 3y ago
In the other hand it’s not that simple to catch up. Tesla has a huge advantage in costs at the moment and the non-chinese don’t seem to be able to compete. Supply chain contracts of batteries and new raw materials, software, efficient elect
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by user568439 3y ago
I never understood people living like this. I’ve never lived paycheck to paycheck even though with my first job as SWE 1 month after my graduation I was earning 900€ a month. I went to live on my own because it was in another city and of co
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by user568439 3y ago
100-150 kms range is fine with you? I’m certainly not going to spend 20k for such range. I might accept lower build quality, less acceleration, slow charging, ugly design… but for 20k I expect at least 250-300 kms of real range in 2023.
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by user568439 3y ago
Nice, but why this website trues to download a file automatically to my phone?
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by user568439 3y ago
So are you saying that my wife got depressed 2 weeks after having Covid? That she just all of the sudden started to be breathless with oximeter showing levels below 80% due to a depression? She was in her best moment in life, earning a 6 fi
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by user568439 3y ago
My wife has long covid for 2 years with dozens of symptoms but not IBS.
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by user568439 3y ago
I think most of the limitations are almost covered or will soon be covered. Batteries are getting cheaper, denser, faster to charge and more durable every year. It's not a miracle improvement as sometimes is announced but the evolution
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by user568439 3y ago
I got my iPhone 6s life extended 2 more years with a non official battery. It degraded faster than the original one but also the OS updates probably caused more consumption after using the same model for 6 years

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