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by verelo 5y ago
Yeah, i imagine in cases where this is to be expected, the sumps themselves need to be much larger (or have more of them) and the pumps need to be higher duty and intended to move more water. Certainly exceptional, but i'd hope anticip
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by verelo 5y ago
If it’s anything like a regular house sump pump (which i suspect it’s not, they should be way higher duty in a building like this), I’ve seen the pumps last 10-20 years without too many issues.
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by verelo 5y ago
I’m curious why this context matters?
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by verelo 5y ago
You're probably right, but i hope you're not.
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by verelo 5y ago
This. To me it's like being a paper form printing company when computers were just becoming mainstream. Your days are numbered, deal with it and survive or don't and you wont.
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by verelo 5y ago
The oil from the tar sands isn't clean, there's no great reasons for it to come from Canada (I'm Canadian too before anyone jumps on that). Sure, it's extracted under better working conditions than many places in the wor
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by verelo 5y ago
You know what they say about the road to hell and it’s paving material.
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by verelo 5y ago
Literally you’re the top comment, and it’s not a short one, and it expresses personal thoughts. Good job doing less not more.
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by verelo 5y ago
Years back i seriously considered an Iran trip out of general curiosity about the region. It quickly became clear this would inhibit future travel to the US so i figured it wasn’t worth the trouble. Super disappointing, it would be cool to
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by verelo 5y ago
oh man, named arguments are great. I should have read the release notes sooner, i had no idea this change came out. Thanks for mentioning it!
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by verelo 5y ago
It’s funny. For all the hate php gets these days, it was a pretty big part of the web getting to where it’s at today. I was super pleased when php 7 came out, this project isn’t going anywhere just yet.
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by verelo 5y ago
This comment reminds me of a car auction i went to years ago: This 2 yr old car with around 250,000kms on it came up, likely used for long distance travel as this was in rural Australia. The car looked like a 2 year old car inside and out,
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by verelo 5y ago
Is it just me or does the voiceover in the video on this page seem low quality? It sounds like was recorded in a real low bit rate. I would expect much more from a company claiming to focus on high quality synthetic voice. I also hate those
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by verelo 5y ago
Yeah it’s an amazingly simple approach. I did it in a house i renovated, the building inspected tried to stop me as he wasn’t familiar with the system and thought it would actually allow radon in. Turns out he had a family member die from l
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by verelo 5y ago
Glad someone brought up radon. No one knows about it. Get a HRV or ERV and ideally slab depressurization, Google the terms if unfamiliar folks! Enjoy the diy projects haha
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by verelo 5y ago
Just make it a setting? This seems stupid to debate, let’s allow users to choose.
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by verelo 5y ago
This would be a cool project
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by verelo 6y ago
I love, as an Australian, waking up in the morning seeing the Australians all talking. During the day it’s all North Americans, but obviously this is a game of time zones. Anyway. I just wanted to say that, and also, this issue is seemingly
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by verelo 6y ago
I was the tech founder at a company that built this exact technology. checkout51.com (still running but we sold it and I've since moved on) If you want to chat feel free to reach out, i could talk all day about this stuff.
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by verelo 6y ago
Electric ground? Can you expand on this?
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by verelo 6y ago
Interesting. I only first used these ISO labels around 2011, so the two letter versions for Australia never hit me. However, having grown up in NSW, i can attest that it’s never been a two letter abbreviation in common language. Likely the
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by verelo 6y ago
Because in the US, where the company was founded, the states have 2 letter abbreviations in common language. I wish people could use the ISO: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-2:AU https://en.wikipedia.
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by verelo 6y ago
Encryption takes time, and energy. I suspect they are trying to avoid adding latency to anything that’s not super sensitive.
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by verelo 6y ago
The refund part hits close to home. I've experience this too. What were some of the reasons for the refunds? I think theres so much to learn there. Some people are just jerks (they don't read what they're buying, and then bla
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by verelo 6y ago
Ha, thats pretty funny. You're totally right.
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by verelo 6y ago
Yeah i see value but tend to agree it’s catering to an interesting segment that i don’t understand either. More generally, I get concerned when too much functionality ends up in the db as it’s often the hardest thing to scale, so I’d prefer
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by verelo 6y ago
No fbw on the concord yet they lost control of air surfaces seconds after the fire started.
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by verelo 6y ago
> "and charged for them" You cannot charge the poorest people, those that pose the highest likely risk of contracting the illness, for masks that ultimately protect all of us.
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by verelo 6y ago
Are you suggesting Oracle wasn't a vendor lock in ploy from the start? I feel like they've just gone from one vendor lock-in to another.
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by verelo 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what category is your product in? I don't think i've found a huge amount of people block js analytics, but thats probably due to the categories of products I've worked in.

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