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Home Assistant yellow seems to have a pretty good solution, but it’s not currently active cooling for cm4. It’s a lot like a cpu cooler mount. Can see pictures here: https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2022/home-assistant-yellow...

If the Department of Labor report the article is referring to is the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) monthly Employment Situation Summary, then unemployed doesn’t include gig workers (and it probably should).

You’re sure it’s not actually the PMF setting causing that? More details here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubiquiti/comments/rq6jtr/psa_if_you...

A lot of people trust Amazon and expect them (or their sellers) to sell a fuse that works. A lot of us make a dozen decisions about what to buy every day, and sometimes you don’t have time to do a bunch of research. This isn’t a problem that should only be pushed onto the individual buyer. There should be some required testing on safety critical products. It wouldn’t even cost that much to have an electrical engineer spot checking a few of the products.

I saw an example of this recently during the test of some large DC fuses for solar: https://youtu.be/6o9tbhgtws4?feature=shared

Some are slow burn fuses and don’t pop until you exceed the rated amperage for a long time and by a lot of amperage. Not really what I expected. Some of the fuses do work like you’d expect and pop when they exceed the amperage by a minor amount.

If you’re looking to do something a little bigger, I think these guides are better:

* https://faroutride.com/electrical-system/

* https://www.mobile-solarpower.com/

Trueanon’s series about the Falun Gong was pretty funny: https://youtu.be/SzzQkblfF3Q?feature=shared

Didn’t know Shin Yun was so wacky and how a lot of the Chinese organ harvesting myths originated from the Falun Gong.

Last year they did a series called The Game on California’s Synanon cult and that was really good too.

Just a warning: they’ve got some pretty edgy humor (and long rambling intros) and it’s not for everybody.

There are some smart home hubs that support self hosting. Home Assistant and Hubitat are both really good solutions.

> I am somewhat serious because I am a musician.

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The state is extremely gerrymandered: https://www.texastribune.org/2022/04/20/texas-redistricting-...

> CHANNELVIEW, Texas

Flask has flask-admin: https://github.com/flask-admin/flask-admin

“If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things.” -René Descartes

Yeah, having to change 2nd IF statement line just because you changed the conditions on the 1st IF statement seems like a big negative.

The goal with CivetWeb is better portability across platforms, a single binary, better performance, and keeping scripting extensibility through lua?

Deep cycle lead acid batteries are the cheaper option for the first 1-3 years, but LiFePo4 has more discharge cycles and a longer lifespan (500-1000 cycles vs 3000-5000+).

Discourse is open source: https://github.com/discourse/discourse

You could hook it up to a mail provider and can host it yourself for less if you wanted.

Fridges cool a smaller contained space and don’t need as big of a compressor. ACs need to dissipate a lot more heat and you need to move that heat outside. You can get a decent mini split AC for $500 these days, and pretty much all mini splits have the valve to reverse the flow to make it heat pump.

“simpler, more flexible ORM like SQLAlchemy would serve you better”

SQLAlchemy is way more complex and does more stuff (more robust connection pooling for example). There are a lot more complex things you can do with prefetching related rows with SQLAlchemy (there’s like 5+ different ways to do it?).

You’ve actually used sql alchemy for a project? It’s great, I just wouldn’t describe it as simpler.

I would agree it’s not the main reason why people live there. The separate school district is probably a bigger factor.

The article doesn’t really mention it, but having a house in Highland Park is also a tax dodge. It has some of the lowest property taxes in north Texas. It’s practically part of Dallas, but the property taxes are lower than Dallas proper.

Sounds like you’re mostly describing streamers? There’s a lot of educational and news content on YouTube as well.

Oops I misread the parent comment as “more than 1 and 1000”

Uh, source? What are you talking about?

Look up the rates of heart damage from actually getting Covid without being vaccinated?

You’re sure it wasn’t just comment on the original thread? Looks like it was submitted by someone else?: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13280494

It’s called the Death Star law for a reason: https://www.texasstandard.org/stories/texas-death-star-house...

(Spoiler: it’s for eroding local control for democratic run major cities and not for preventing conflicts)

There’s an open issue on Lemmy’s GitHub about making it easier to combine multiple communities on separate instances: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/818

Seems like something they’re thinking about solving.

The centralized platforms seem doomed to reach a point where they’re squeezing as much cash out of users as they can while users provide their content for free. If we need to create multiple accounts to fight back against enshittification, I think that’s a fairly minor downside for increased competition.