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by yetihehe 1y ago
> The scale of the disruption is staggering. [...] Even EU countries that don’t use the Euro, like Poland with its złoty, are impacted I don't think anyone in Poland would use PayPal for steam anyway. We have several more convenien
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> During two of my last major existential crises, for about two weeks following, I noticed a marked turn of my thoughts and feelings towards having (biological) children. I have thought about this a lot over the years and your comment on
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Ohh, so you are testing end hubs as vm's on that server? Each instance is like another end device? That was hard to say from linked article and 5000 connections suggested that you are using vm for each connection on your iot server.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> NervesCloud received 3389 simultaneous connected devices before the server hit me with the OOM killer. It was probably running a few more but around there. So each VM is: [...] Is running a virtual machine per each connected device rea
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by yetihehe 1y ago
I believe they were waving POV[1] led wands, not dicks, so not enough effect. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZx9uaodZkA
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Everyone has ideas, but not all of them are good ideas. Bad idea + nailing all the other ones won't give you good results.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> Aren't cards last century technology? I don't pay with credit or debit card for steam, I can use Blik, which is paying with my phone or one other payment processor, but I'm not in USA. This is USA problem.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> It should be noted that not all AI interviewers are created equal—there’s a wide range of AI interviewers entering the market. Maybe someone will make an AI to interview the AI interviewers and see which one is the best? AI's inte
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by yetihehe 1y ago
So, now you need to study choosing so maybe a career in philosophy?
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by yetihehe 1y ago
If it had several kilometer wide imaging array, then yes. Hubble and other telescopes are totally passive optics. You need to see the distant dot and have enough resolution to identify it as a telescope and see that it is pointing at you. S
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by yetihehe 1y ago
It's like those game companies, that support lgbt and donate to gay mental health foundations, but will block you when you mention some gay words in chat, because they are child friendly. I always found the hypocrisy funny. Then their
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Sometimes you can't have realistic data without writing some code first, that will allow you to gather that data.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> Or do something like have the braking come on gently at first then harder. You can do this by letting go of gas pedal slowly. I have "current amount of fuel used" info in my car (liters/100km), it shows pretty clearly, t
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> and act as an insulator? As a heater in this case. > Can it be made multi-layer? Yes, but each layer adds inefficiency and it's own energy.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
They are 1:2 parts when filtering out salt water, because they need to clean out a lot of salt being concentrated before membrane. When filtering clean drinking water containing promiles of pollutants, the ratio would be much better.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
I got the binary, but I still need to pay for source, so not everyone who receives the binary has free source.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Alt link: https://cosmosmagazine.com/science/chemistry/thermodiffusion... Probably site changed original link.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
I think that money would only be used to send messages, as a way to prevent excessive spam. There needs to be some limitation. In whatsapp it's unique number or phones. Once you send too much spam from one number, it's burned. If
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Who would you pay for sending messages? That's your centralization point. Alternatively if you allow "starting balance", how would you prevent from making a lot of accounts for spam sending?
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by yetihehe 1y ago
In the article, scientists developed a procedure to decrease amount of microplastic in such situations: a blast of air on caps. But "just use glass" doesn't mean "microplastic free".
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Some glass bottles can contain more microplastics than plastic bottles... [0] https://anses.hal.science/anses-05066642/file/Chaib_JFCA_202... [1] https://www.sciencealert.com/glass-bottles-actually
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by yetihehe 1y ago
I don't think life on earth would survive aftermath if such chirp was close enough to be heard.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
It would create more stuff by increasing market size. Those poor would be able to afford more stuff, so more stuff would be made. I'm currently in process of making something people don't need, but might like (recreating old glass
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by yetihehe 1y ago
Yes, and it can be subverted when the mobile OS is compromised.
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If you heat up iron to very high temperature (>770°C), it's much harder to fling it using electromagnets.
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by yetihehe 1y ago
I wrote a sudoku solver, that will create 9x9 array of arrays filled with numbers 1-9 for "blank" fields and only the number in defined field. Then for each square with only one number, I removed the number in that square from all
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> The support for using a camera on the spindle is fun, though also fiddly. Once calibrated, it can be used to find the position of features, in order to set a zero position, or even correct for rotation. In theory, this offers a nice wo
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by yetihehe 1y ago
$200 is for assembled boards. I learned electronics and spent about $200 on it in two years, that includes cheapest soldering iron. Don't order assembled boards when you are starting. Order cheapest bluepill (STM32F103C8T6) or non-orig
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by yetihehe 1y ago
> Losing weight is hard. Maintaining weight is easier, except that you have to do it forever. That second part makes it harder. Losing weight was pretty simple for me, but maintaining that low weight was much harder. Someone said that it
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> So why teach someone a language that doesn't have if, while, (local) variables, scopes, types, nor even real function calls? You can teach them how to implement function calls, variables and loops using assembly, to show them how

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