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Pelam
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Comment #48479202
I wonder, is axial flux motor as cool sci-fi sounding in German as it is in english?
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Comment #44920275
Ie. a political problem as the grandparent said. Corporations generally follow a narrow somewhat predictable pattern towards some local maxima of their own value extraction. Since …
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Comment #40600094
Fair points and I accept the minus votes. I just feel a bit desperate at the monent. And I live in a place likely to be the best places to have civilization to survive. Trying a ra…
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Comment #40599741
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Comment #40415289
Do you have a reference for that? One thing that seems obvious, but hasn't been repeated enough IMHO is that injecting more energy (heat) into a chaotic system (climate), won't sim…
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Comment #40415195
But economy, china, developing nations, my personal right to consumption, factor x is making this metric seem worse than it should be, another political thing is more important, te…
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Comment #34389240
I can find Beej.us with DDG, but not daverupert.com. Maybe Beej got the problem resolved somehow.
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Comment #33637772
I'd say anything beyond level 3 is likely already unsustainable for longer periods if you want to avoid stress related ilnesses. Depends on other factors of course.
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Comment #33576332
IANAB, but large animal bodies correlate with large brain size. Huge animals like elephants and whales have much bigger brains than humans, but are not considered cognitively equiv…
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Comment #33053383
And like in any game of minds, it goes into a guessing game: ”Are they thinking of X? They would never admit, but perhaps this and that can be interpreted as signal for X.” This is…
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Comment #33053305
At least not every engineer. I love using older machines and any chance to make things work in a hardware friendly way. I have to say, I appreciate the insane expertise browser eng…
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Comment #32821128
The way I read it, he is starting from the "cogs" premise (which may appeal to some people in some situations), and ends up defending rather humane sounding "local" principles. One…
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Comment #32794020
The studies referred in this book https://www.amazon.com/Accelerate-Software-Performing-Techno... Nicole Forsgren PhD and 2 more Accelerate: The Science of Lean Software and DevOps…
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Comment #32538098
At the end of this comment there is what I believe is a single grapheme cluster. On disk this single "letter" occupies 73 bytes. Surprisingly large number of tools and editors know…
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Comment #32315676
This! Often (actually almost always) time it self is valuable for multiple reasons. Spending precious time in the "meeting room" instead of progressing towards (almost any) impleme…
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Comment #32004438
Try customizing the fan curves to spin up at lower temps. Not much more noise over all if at all, but much more responsiveness.
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Comment #31882250
Or at least eat only few tens of grams of animal products per meal. You get all the supposed benefits.
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Comment #31662760
I wonder if it would be ok if the player age was verified to be above the ”gambling age limit”?
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Comment #31555570
Yes please! I feel "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" doesn’t capture it in a meaningful way. I think this is more of a mental and organizational phenomenon than one guy attacking a…
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Comment #31538685
Yeah, I put the "anti democracy" in quotes bc I wasn't quite sure. I'm looking for a term for this sentiment. Any suggestions? I'm not sure libertarianism, conservativity or "right…
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Comment #31528616
Some of this is valid concerns, but a strong vibe of ”anti democracy” in there too. Government is a direct extension of interests and will of the people (at least it should be.) In…
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Comment #31399463
I realized this too. I disabled search from address bar and started bookmarking everything even remotely sane I see. I often add a few personal keywords to the bookmark bar. It is …
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Comment #31179439
Btw these small brushes regularly applied _as instructed by professionals_ fixed this problem for me. I understand it can get really bad and can actually require more drastic measu…
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Comment #31062209
Can’t wait for the corporate security industry to get hold of this. Yet another way to make corporate policy compliant workstations slower and less usable than a 10 year old linux …
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Comment #30895512
As with any established industry there is going to be massive inertia in everything between the contractor supply chains and the executive gray matter. This is understandble as it …