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by yetihehe 3y ago
And kill browsers... ws.onmessage = function(event) { Object.keys(cursors).forEach((id) => { if (!positions.find((pos) => pos.id === id)) { document.body.removeChild(cursors[id]); delete curs
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by yetihehe 3y ago
I'm curious how well will it work with 5 thousand pointers...
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Maglev add-on for normal trains [video](youtube.com)
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by yetihehe 3y ago
40ms looks like Nagle algorithm. https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2020/10/14/lag/
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by yetihehe 3y ago
This was happening already before covid. But conspiracy theories probably made the problem worse.
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by yetihehe 3y ago
To be specific - Poland. We don't have enough immigrants from middle east and africa for this to be noticeable problem. It's mostly uneducated drunk idiots who target ER teams. Firefighters - I didn't heard about them being t
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Easy to check, just stick some short fragments of rods in soil.
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Ions mean there's some positive electric charge. When you move some ions to one side of membrane, you have charge imbalance. When you have a charge imbalance between two sides of some insulator (cellular membrane), you have voltage pot
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by yetihehe 3y ago
A long article, but a must-read for anyone wanting to know "what's happening with the people". > To be sure, vigilance against narrative is a fundamental duty of the politically engaged citizen. That vigilance is how we re
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Cement is absorbing some of that CO2 back when it's curing. Some of CO2 is emitted by processing (crushing and heating), that part could be eliminated by renewable fuels, some is inherent in making cement (releasing CO2 from limestone)
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by yetihehe 3y ago
TL;DR: > Once the team visualized a light wave as part of a mechanical system, new connections between the wave’s properties immediately became apparent — including the fact that entanglement and polarization stood in a clear relationshi
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Theoretically it would be possible, but we would just release some carbon from other sources, there's a lot of it in various rocks if fossil fuels somehow expired (we still have a lot of those).
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by yetihehe 3y ago
100GW? More like vaporising planes and satellites. 100GW will heat about 50T of aluminum to boiling temperature in about 1s. Of course you won't have perfect heat transfer, but if you can send that power for more than 5s, most satellit
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Probably the most useful mtal from asteroid mining will be platinum for use in catalysts.
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by yetihehe 3y ago
> Wouldn't it be more fair to make sure everyone is appropriately compensated to begin with? Yeah, it would be the perfect solution. Problem is how to agree on that, currently we have a market telling everyone what their "appro
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Like we won't have cables made from glass?
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Yeah, recently I've remembered my computer from 1995 had about 1GB HDD. Now I can much more cheaply buy a SSD which will transfer 7GB/s. Mind boggling.
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by yetihehe 3y ago
> Long, hard labor should be rewarded. And it is. Why do people ask for raises though? It is somewhat rewarded, but some people don't work long and hard and still have more money. Those working long and hard, having a big useable re
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Do you think that having a monopoly on some invention will prevent widespread usage of that invention? Like, "yeah, we invented fully clean carbonless way of making energy for 1% of current prices, but no one will have it"? Curren
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Yeah, that's a LITTLE more support. I didn't found this section when I was seaarching for some games, but then I'm not an avid gamer.
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by yetihehe 3y ago
I tried, but not every game works out of the box yet. Sometimes you need to do a lot of work to play a game on linux, on windows you just click "next" several times. Also, they don't provide linux launcher, you first have to
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by yetihehe 3y ago
While I like GOG, I must say that they don't support linux, they merely sometimes make it possible to download binaries which may work on linux if you do everything yourself.
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Problem is, most people do not assemble by themselves. They need some leaders to assemble. That leaders will have better life by not trying to assemble mobs in order to fight people who provide some luxuries in life (like refridgerators etc
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by yetihehe 3y ago
This prototype won't require any 3d-printed metal for now, mostly 3d-printed plastic and some easily made at home metal parts. I already have some cad designs, I have a garage AND dedicated workshop and enough equipment and parts to fi
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Right now that money would just mean that I can drop second job and do it in a month. Because I can't drop it currently, prototype will just take probably until the end of year, maybe a little later. But I already have everything neede
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by yetihehe 3y ago
> So did you make the engine and notice it's efficiency, or did you find it using first principles where no one else did? I found it from first principles, I still don't know why no one else thought about it, but it requires so
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by yetihehe 3y ago
Thanks for reply, I appreciate it a lot. > Get involved with your local community of makers, get them intrigued by your idea and its potential, connect with people that will help you build it. This will prevent me from patenting it. I ca
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by yetihehe 3y ago
How would you find such researchers if they didn't have plausible real-world results yet? I have a theory for new high performance heat engine which I developed over 15 years already, but I don't think anyone would give me ANY mon
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by yetihehe 3y ago
> but the leak has clearly served humanity better than keeping it under wraps. Yeah, advancing human knowledge serves humanity, but unfortunately not really those who are advancing that knowledge. Those with money will just use your inve
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by yetihehe 3y ago
> There's also a Return key, but you don't want CR in file names. I don't want CR in file names, but someone somewhere will want it for some strange formatting reason (I've seen things ). > A file name is not a do

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