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  • Sometimes it’s better to struggle through something on your own

    Yes, thank you, that strategy finally, after three decades of struggling earned me a short emergency stay at a psychiatric clinic about six years back due to being acutely suicidal and some much needed therapy for three years afterwards. It's right up there with "just going out and and walking for a bit" and "enjoying the sun". I'm completely fed up with people telling me to suck it up and I'm not doing that anymore. Nobody in their right mind would suggest not splinting a broken leg because the material used to do so sheds microplastic or something.

  • I have ADHD and humans are not always available to help me separate tasks into small packages and report results back to or sort a huge, insurmountable task.

  • You're kidding, I know. I've done exactly that when I had trouble with planning through an idea.

  • The linked video by Real Engineering does some back of the napkin math and yeah.... the numbers are so off anything remotely feasible, it's hilarious.

  • They came out on top of 2008/09 as well.

  • Oh they see it coming as well, but unlike us, they have the levers and means to come out on top of it.

  • so…we suck 🤷‍♂️.

    Wouldn't say that, you just put the weight between "git er done" and safety/predictability somewhere else. Has downsides, has upsides.

  • So only defined isolation distances between phase and ground exist which would not be the case when an unisolated ground wire could just slip into phase distribution rail or into a phase connection.

    EDIT: Also, the distribution panel even with the front off is defined as touch safe for something the diameter of a finger. An uninsulated ground wire that suffers an error would break that definition.

  • Yep, neutral is blue, ground is green/yellow striped. The latter everywhere, e.g. in a server cabinet you'll mostly find the strap between body and door in yellow/green.

    Phases, L1 to 3 are brown, black, grey. Or you may use numbered cables for rail interconnects if necessary. You can see me getting a bit sloppy with all brown 16mm² for L1 to 3 leaving the meter slots, but they are numbered then.

    Every outlet gets ground, neutral and one phase, so usually I'd enter a room with 5x1.5 NYM and then connect the phases alternatingly to the outlets while forming a chain throughout the room, so phases get loaded equally in daily use.

  • Whenever I look at US domestic electric installations, it all looks so... temporary. Seems like there are no standards regarding cable colors, cable configuration, central distribution of N and PE, segregation of the panels contens, suddenly there's a length of uninsulated copper in the middle of it all and a yellow isolation - I mean, you guys don't die more often than we do, so I guess it works all out and is probably a lot cheaper.

    I have no good counterexamples, but I snapped a few pictures when I redid the main distribution in the basement

    ...and that's what the sub-panels per floor look like:

  • Four open windows and the sunroof do the trick pretty quickly, I've found.

  • tbf, all their apps are called copilot now

  • Did they screw the nail in?

  • What you need, sir, is a Lego/OpenCV based screw sorter.

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  • "Goddamnit Margret, don't ask, someone was wrong on the Internet."

  • Seriously though, our dog can't stand any tension between me and my SO and will try to mitigate it if there is any.

    And he usually succeeds.

  • How much relationship can you fit into 250k tokens of a context window.

  • Grandma called that Blümchenkaffee, flower coffee, because you could the the flower decor on the bottom of the cup through it.

  • It sounds exciting, it was fun for five minutes and then it was mostly cold and the cleanup was miserable. I'm voting for exercises on mild summer evenings only.

  • Dullsters @dullsters.net

    Got to play with the front monitor on a fire engine today.