Does it support voice yet? Seemed to be very unclear to me, and that's 90% of what I use discord for

I'm a little confused, I went to SO and looked at how many questions were asked in the last 24 hours and counted ~250, which would track much higher than the 3k or so that the graph shows. Are these questions that don't get deleted or removed? Or questions that get answered?

How does this compare to altsendme or localsend, or other opensource options for this thing?

I think this is a technology demonstrator. They're figuring out the answers to the exact questions you are asking. This was the first test of putting it up, getting the power down properly, and then bringing the system back down. Following one of the links inside that article shows that they've previously tested the mechanical design out in the desert to test deployment, station keeping, and retrieval under high winds. As for cost, I'm sure they did analysis and have some use cases where they can compete, though I doubt that it's in urban areas because it's gonna have to be pretty far from airports and houses in "drop in on" range

Liberals believe trans people are people, and thus, can be bombed just as easily as cis people. because theyre all just people!

You know they're proud of how the product looks because it's always back-lit or in shadow

Though I do honestly love the little bike wheels it has

Wait until he learns that physics is just theoretical chemistry

There's no rules across instances, votes are whatever you want them to be. Either yes this is good/right/ilikeit/peopleshouldseeit or no it's wrong/spam/misinformation/wrongcomm/idontlikeit/idontlikeyou/ithurtmyfeelings.

Down votes could easily be for the source, Marques has done some questionable stuff, or the format since it's just a summary, or the community someone doesn't feel like it belongs in this community.

Pretty neat, I wonder how it plans the movement and maksure it doesn't clothesline the car on something. Maybe the facility would need mounted sensors like valve lighthouses? Seems hard to know that the car roof won't scrape or anything if all the sensors are down in the skateboard

Importantly, they've given you a whole months notice. Figure out what happens with your PL (are you unlimited? Then make sure to take the max time your manager will allow, if not figure out if it gets paid out), two, don't let them terminate you early, try to still be employed by the 1st of Jan, it helps with health insurance sticking around a little longer, and third, figure out what's going on with severance. Potentially it's in your favor to tell them you WILL come in, then no-show, rather than say you won't and get laid off next week.

Finally: you got plenty of employable skills and people are hiring. To help do these 2 things: if you've got employee reviews from the past few years, email those to your personal email cause it might have accomplishments in it, 2) get a copy of the job description for your position, whatever skills it lists, you have em already, or they wouldn't have hired you!

I suspect the added cost/environmental cost of adding a slightly more complicated setup than panel <-> fixed resistor, such as an mppt would be a worthy tradeoff.

I understand the point of the blog is to reduce the inputs to simplify, especially in eschewing batteries, but I suspect the loss in efficiency of not tracking the max power point would be significant.

I do like the concept though, in terms of shifting heat from daytime to later in the day, and localizing it into a box, rather than heating your whole house. It feels like the kind of thing you would put in your bedroom to help keep it warm into the evening.

There's a couple online if you look around, but they're all pretty small: Opire.dev oss.issuehunt.io/issues Boss.dev/issues/open And probably dozens more

And as a cautionary tale, look what happened to bountysource