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kposehn

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About kposehn

Twelve tuxedo cats in a human suit.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/keithposehn

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    Comment #48000968

    Might be worth giving Qelbree a shot as well. I switched to it last year and...yeah, it' was a complete game changer. Hard to get insurance to cover, but it's been well worth it.

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    Comment #46708359

    Agreed. This is highly, highly useful. Going to integrate this today.

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    Comment #45201985

    Wow. I love this! I actually have a specific, esoteric use for this: VSCode on iPad Hopefully supports iPadOS one day.

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    Comment #44967226

    Putting my affiliate hat on here for a minute... Very cool to see how you've aggregated so many products into one service. How do you plan to compete with FMTC and others that aggr…

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    Comment #44715609

    Interesting - I wasn't aware this covered tram-trains. I was under the impression it only granted the exception to lighter off-the-shelf EU equipment like Stadler FLIRT or Siemens …

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    Comment #44665321

    You're correct. LIRR trains are built to a much heavier standard and thus are allowed on the same tracks as freight rail.

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    Comment #44665319

    Unfortunately no. The main difference is mass - US trains are vastly heavier than anything in the UK so by the time you make a tram crashworthy it isn't a tram any longer. That sai…

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    Comment #44663045

    > The low density of Charlotte means a transport network like Munich’s is not viable, but the city could take its pre-existing light rail network and join it up to the extensive ne…

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    Comment #44146257

    This is similar to something we've been doing for a while. Instead of individual agents we are creating many iterations and sub-iterations of spawned agents that are largely autono…

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    Comment #43814457

    I think the app will be for plug-and-charge users, while they'll have credit card readers for everyone else. I do agree that chargers requiring an app are a royal pain. We're an al…

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    Comment #43814436

    Glad to see Walmart going further with DCFC build-out, especially with 400kw chargers.

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    Comment #43188567

    Yes, I meant MW

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    Comment #43188563

    I meant MW :P

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    Comment #43185538

    Very cool. If you could also make a smaller one with ~3kw output that fits on a locomotive frame you'd literally have the entire freight rail industry the world over as customers.

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    Comment #41135762

    > Some will be mystified how study of railways, maps and fish trading has anything to do with cognitive neuroscience and representing space. Commenting as someone who loves railway…

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    Comment #39995990

    I've found that adding prompt elements such as "hi-fi", "sharp imaging" and "clear soundstage" have helped create a less compressed and generally cleaner sound.

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    Comment #38970761

    I've been using a 12.9" M2 iPad Pro as a daily driver for six months. It is almost perfect - the only big issue I have is a problem in WebKit where a two-finger-tap on a trackpad p…

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