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cheunste
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Comment #46577713
Relevant Sakurai https://youtu.be/_o29OOOarPY?si=vqvw9-nlrTKEFuKx
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Comment #45564756
I can tell you one area in renewables that's NOT winning. Offshore. In the industry, there was some talk about how GE is pulling out of the offshore wind turbine market. Sucks to b…
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Comment #32888598
I feel like I've seen this in a Professor Layton game before. Just not laid out like this of course
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Comment #32759802
Ever heard of webtoons? Its that one Korean web comic format that is just infinite scrolling until a chapter ends. I HATE that UI design so much that I really think whoever actuall…
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Comment #32759743
The word you're looking for is "Gamification" and I honestly, I fucking hate it. The problem with Gamification in this context is that apps like Duolingo that uses Gamification to …
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Comment #31622086
> Why isn't diagram generation automated as part of the build process (UML or otherwise)? I vaguely recall Visual Studio has this option where you can generate some sort of class d…
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Comment #22803751
idk...some of the text is quite hard to read on certain colors (ie Sakura)
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Comment #22589346
Welp, I guess my trip to Sakuracon is officially cancelled...again.
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Comment #22318515
Maybe I'm not the right audience for this as I came from a EE background, but I really do not see this as a good resource. I feel like the material from allaboutcircuits.com covers…
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Comment #22263756
> send little animals on to the insulators to cause short circuits You don't even need to do that as it happens organically. At my company, we had a comms outage to a wind farm for…
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Comment #22263111
> Even the lightweight requirements of NERC/CIP were treated as alien. I work in ICS for a wind company and this is shocking...even when you're working with other entities (regiona…
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Comment #22171983
Interesting. I actually started buying components to build a new hackintosh to replace my old El Captain one from 2013. Man, I can't believe how far SSDs have come. My current SSD …
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Comment #22045430
SCADA software is crap to develop on and significantly more painful to build a GUI for and no one can actually find a solution to this. Even if you did, you would have a hell of a …
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Comment #21673857
I worked in the wind industry for a number of years and I have never heard of anyone used the term "survivable speed" before.
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Comment #20716494
I have a coworker whose background is from Hong Kong and he HATES the mainland government. Reading some of those articles, I can see why.
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Comment #20431255
Escapism? The article said she plays around 90 minute each day after work. This is no different than how most people watch netflix after work to unwind. Its not like she spend ten …
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Comment #20371287
Wow, when I was working in a 24 hour control center, every desk has one of those Aeron charis. I never knew they were THAT expensive
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Comment #20318386
Ever heard of Crunchyroll? Anyways, anime nowadays are licensed pretty damn fast and furthermore, subs for said licensed show come out equally as fast (easily an hour or so after a…
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Comment #20268461
I actually set up a pihole a week ago. Still trying to figure out to how optimize my use out of it as it doesn't block everything (mainly Chinese stuff). I also considered a magic …
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Comment #20267534
So uh...what if I have no interest in home automation or possess a CNC or a 3D printer?
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Ask HN: What is your productivity workflow?
I finally got around to reading Getting Things Done by David Allen (Thanks CGPGrey) and while I'm only about half way in, I understand that the basic is to have a system you can tr…
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Comment #19799521
Holy crap really?!? Man, that'll definitely save my pinky from cramping up every so often.
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Comment #18990682
Not only is it reducing QoL in downtown...but also the surrounding area. I also work in the Pearl District and I recall my boss (who lives around 15 minutes drive from the office) …