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Sinergy2

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    Comment #21661405

    Can you give an example of an LED bulb installation with 50%+ luminous efficacy? Perhaps you are thinking of the raw lumens/watt coming out of lab-grade LED material without consid…

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    Comment #21620808

    The GPL variants, for example, require you to allow others to plagiarize your work.

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    Comment #21201939

    Automotive night vision is expensive and unusual.

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    Comment #20911272

    Summary: The FAA's B4UFLY app only tells you whether you can _fly_ a drone somewhere. It doesn't tell you whether you can _take off, operate, and land_ from there because that is u…

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    Comment #20543390

    May I suggest more than one magnet per train to differentiate them. Simplest way: number of magnets corresponds to train ID. Small space between magnets (calculated from Hall senso…

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    Comment #20433231

    GP's point is that we give humans the benefit of the doubt. You have reinforced that notion. >> the degree to which something can experience suffering is proportionate to the sophi…

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    Comment #20420967

    >> a dead attorney is the only real "good attorney." You believe there should be no attorneys?

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    Comment #20395591

    I can give the automotive electronics perspective here. Suppose that resistor costs 2c, including the actual part cost, PCB space, pick-and-place machine time (inc. more frequent s…

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    Comment #20241668

    Reproduction is definitely a net increase in raw entropy. That's what is meant by "dissipating energy", I imagine.

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    Comment #16568185

    Title taken from NPR coverage: https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2018/03/11/592802471...

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    Comment #16061632

    It's called the Just World Hypothesis and has indeed been studied for decades. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just-world_hypothesis

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    Comment #15629359

    Are you sure? You can still declare a short field on a 8b micro.

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    Comment #15463633

    It's obvious when applicants do this. There's no plausible deniability unless younger applicants start doing the same thing out of solidarity someday.

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    Comment #15038406

    >> not that long ago computing resources were a limited commodity. They are still limited in non-phone embedded contexts these days, leading to the ironic situation that the radar …

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    Comment #14682253

    > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypocrisy Interestingly, whataboutism is specifically about cases of hypocrisy. The point is that the presence of that hypocrisy is irrelevant. "It …

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    Comment #14546286

    *entirely different

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    Comment #14546254

    Please describe how it is possible to pick such a number. For example, I can readily imagine how to pick a random 32b float, but that it is an entirely problem with a nonzero proba…

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    Comment #14304576

    Suppose that patents had prevented 90% of useful inventions and overall progress over the last century. That is, imagine that for every 10 inventions you can list from the 1900s, 9…

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    Comment #12576393

    I don't comprehend the thinking behind not listening to voicemails. Why have a voicemail box, then? You're just making anybody who does leave a voicemail think you're ignoring them…

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    Comment #12475410

    Analogous to shining a flashlight in a driver's eyes or pointing a laser at an airplane cockpit. The law handles it.

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    Comment #11930907

    >> I do actually believe the fact that this violent nutjob who had been interviewed by the FBI three times was able to get a gun is so obviously messed up that it’s foolish to sugg…

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    Comment #11851818

    Five nines isn't enough, as evidenced by the articles lambasting Tesla for a single accident in many millions of aggregate miles. If you assume one decision per second--which is co…