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There is good discussion on the previous thread from 6 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49068738

You’ll certainly enjoy the “Not an Engineer” channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFJJkZm796I

The standard governing this is UL 1741 in the US or VDE-AR-N 4105 in the EU. both require certified inverters to detect grid loss and immediately cut off.

I was not aware of auto mode in Claude. In fact, it looks like Claude had it before cursor. Cursor has workspace scoping in a way that Claude does not seem to, but my comment above…

I'm surprised that their biggest feature has not been mentioned: The permissions model is much less noisy in Cursor. Every 30 seconds in claude you get a new, elaborate, contrived …

I generally want a posts/day count on any feed I subscribe to. Many of these are content mills with 20+ posts per day I have no intention in sifting through.

Takes me back to undergrad. Neat!

Quinn (Blondihacks) on youtube is a model engineer machinist and has, IMO, the most outsider-watchable content on building boilers and steam engines like this. Highly recommend thi…

My umami instance handles a modest 1-2K events per day but does so on 150MB of memory and approximately no cpu. I switched from plausible, which might have been fine except clickho…

This account has made multiple posts per day since joining 30 days ago and never bothered commenting on anything. Does not seem like a human behind the keyboard here.

Oof, front fork is wrecked. Pelican should be wearing a helmet on that death trap.

Casual, totally unnecessary prejudice against rural people to make your point.

This is a wild take. Most serious media companies would collapse without online ad revenue. Google would be dead, along with all the products that sorta run the world like maps. Bu…

I will be using this to design local event posters. Edit: I bought a copy and I'm having a blast!

Were most forums pushing the outer boundaries of acceptable speech online? Reddit mods make and enforce the rules. Reddit gets involved mainly when subreddits do borderline illegal…

I'm not aware of any "AI-driven engagement mechanism" for subreddits. You can sort by new, top, hot, best. Hot/Best are opaque heuristics, but they function reasonably and you aren…

Valid points. I was never a member of any forums with closed, invite-only registration, and I've never been part of a reddit community that had to deal with front page traffic or b…

I'm not sure I understand the difference between "crappy forums" and subreddits. They have all the same features. Tags function as sections. You can sort threads chronologically. K…