IMO an engineer should be able to develop a complex system which an entire company could potentially be based upon.
A developer who isn't an engineer would focus more on individual libraries, apps or tools that don't necessarily require the mindset of an engineer to design and maintain.
This looks like a lot of fun to use, I loved the example from What If, so many units!
Wow, stunning set up 👌
Solidarity to our Swedish comrades, showing Tesla the power of united labour!
I've got a MYLR and the sustained acceleration is terrifying, its very seldom that I floor it.
The M3P must be bonkers since its lighter, lower and more powerful.
Yes, the Model Y is the best selling car in Norway ever, but your smooth brain knows much better than everyone who has been in the market and purchased one because it was the best option for them.
I think the quality of Moon lights is very high, my one got lost but I liked it a lot while I had it. Cateye lights are alright. Avoid Lezyne, I've had them crap out on me.
The ultimate is a dynamo setup, but that's more expensive/complicated.
Presumably because it uses LFP battery cells? If that's the case, then the lower rated range is not as important since those cells tolerate many charge cycles to 100%.
One typically only charges to 80% with other Li battery chemistries so one effectively loses that top 20% of range.
These "uber commands" tend to be much better since they are more explorable with --help explanations and readable flags.
Much better than the random jumble of characters you're expected to have memorised for awk, sed, find et al.
This effect was analysed in great detail by Marx in the 19th century, so it's not a characteristic of late stage capitalism, just of capitalism.
His term "Reserve army of labour" refers to the unemployed.
Taking them as a whole, the general movements of wages are exclusively regulated by the expansion and contraction of the industrial reserve army...
From Capital by Marx
Wow those are some beautiful examples there!
I'm very new to Solarpunk, but Hundertwasser seems to gel very nicely with what I've seen of the ethos.
He has designed, and actually implemented many buildings which tightly integrate nature into the urban environment.
His political views leave a LOT to be desired but his work is extremely inspiring.
https://hundertwasser.com/en/ecology/arch75_das_huegelwiesenland_1094
Their vision is to evolve it into a "Cargo for Python", so it's coming.