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Comment #49194334
I spy a copy of the "Cold Fusion Web Application Construction Kit"! I worked for Allaire in Sydney in 2000, then Macromedia when they got acquired in 2001. I used to visit a lot of…
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Comment #48499186
This is why I'll never be a fire protection engineer
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Comment #48485467
Thank you. A big omission from the original article.
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Comment #48288855
Data center mech eng here - from our perspective it's higher rack densities typically due to GPUs. It's certainly possible to have high densities due to CPUs as well but I've seen …
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Comment #47843658
That's a reasonable take - Apple had a gun to their head regarding tarriffs and exposure to China, but I'd still love to know how Steve would have played the same hand.
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Comment #47774543
54yo here. We (GenX) grew up with computers. It’s the Boomers and Silent Generation that have trouble.
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Comment #47407183
You should see the price of noise cancelling aviation headsets. Bose are killing it.
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Comment #47162718
The issue is maximum take off weight. Presumably the discharged battery weight would be the one you use in the pre-flight MTOW calculations, because the worse case scenario is one …
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Comment #47161283
Looking forward to seeing solid state batteries for aviation, but the scary part is that they get heavier when they discharge as oxygen from the air turns into solid oxide.
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Comment #45976212
And we're even happier if you keep it!
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Comment #45328176
I can see a future for microreactors powering container ships. Outside nuclear subs and aircraft carriers there are already nuclear powered icebreakers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…
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Comment #44957642
I suspect this unawareness of language use is universal. When I lived in the UK in the early 90's, people would discuss the weather in celcius when it was cold and fahrenheit when …
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Comment #44793448
Easy transfers between different people's iThings with Airdrop. I got my CompSci degree over 30 years ago and yet my 74yo aunt taught me this - the shame!
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Comment #44732101
The white plastic toothpick found on most Swiss Army knives is perfect for cleaning USB-C ports.
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Comment #44440905
"eKaren" is shorter
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Comment #43369313
Apologies for a trivial question. I have an odd fascination about the edge cases of birthright citizenship. If a non- citizen gave birth in an American embassy, would their child b…
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Comment #43339456
Congratulations YC! I remember prior to HN, pg used to post his essays to Slashdot under the username Bugbear and all the attendant sniping and lame memes that would come back in r…
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Comment #43317084
I wonder how they start them. Park at the top of a hill?
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Comment #43263263
It's a pity they didn't discuss 2-way charging
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Comment #41298261
It's a great way to get started if you're already a developer. Here's some of the stuff my company is doing in the digital space: https://www.aurecongroup.com/expertise/digital-eng…
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Comment #41295088
Fair point. I did my mech eng degree in Australia where university is heavily subsidised for citizens. Total cost for the 4 year degree here was $32,000 (roughly $21,560USD at toda…
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Comment #41293481
Absolutely. There was a student in his 50’s in my graduating year who was an aviation mechanic previously. There’s also a lot of opportunities at engineering firms for developers. …
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Comment #41286864
I was in your position with web development and went back to uni to get a mechanical engineering degree. Started at 38 and graduated at 42. I’ve been working at it for 10 years now…
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Comment #41107105
What's wrong with Wolfie?