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mlyons1340
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Comment #49177852
I’m a hardware engineer and there’s many ways to solve this problem but I’m not sure I understand yours at all haha.
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Comment #48667220
Not beating the pretentious European stereotype.
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Comment #48506758
thankfully we will have a competing frontier model from the next lab shortly I'm sure and I hope they are reading this feedback and swing theirs the other direction.
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Comment #48376904
Short the index to short the IPO by proxy is what eru is saying.
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Comment #44713032
My medication is billed as "thousands per month" but the insurance company pays a different rate than the 'billing' rate and all I pay is $20/month for my biologic infusions. If I …
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Comment #44712798
AFAIK, Electron holes refer to the P-type charge carrier in a semiconductor lattice where the absence of electrons behave similar to electrons in an N-type semiconductor. Benjamin …
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Comment #44653377
Actually the conversion rate is 1 oz prevention = 1 lb cure. 1/16
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Comment #44522521
Texas’ capacity was 113000 MW yesterday so 1.5MW doesn’t seem significant. Am I understanding this wrong? https://www.ercot.com/gridmktinfo/dashboards
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Comment #43928675
You can still read the tweet without an account.
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Comment #43872321
This is a really dumb quote.
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Comment #43847075
It’s true US isn’t competitive but what you looked at was hobbyist PCB services which is not representative of the industry as a whole. I get the frustration but i don’t see how yo…
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Comment #43003319
True, skin effect limits the conductor size (~22mm in Al @60Hz) but overhead transmission already uses bundled conductors to address that as well as to improve mechanical strength,…
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Comment #42978396
Power line losses are proportional to I^2R so whether its DC or AC isn't really the concern. V=IR so assuming R is constant, a higher transmission voltage results in exponentially …