Depends. Some agro-PV systems I have seen are 50% transparent. The plants get a sufficient amount of light, and are protected from hail and heavy rain.

I have even seen a prototype where the pillars for the panels incorporate a rail system on which sowing, weeding, and harvesting tools can run electrically in instead of being pulled by a tractor.

Coward! Real man keep standing!

I would not put this beyond him.

As if a law could prevent anything of that. They simply demand “Pigs Must Fly”, and don’t waste a thought on how utterly unrealistic this is.

I started with programming about anything that is programmable and not up on a tree at the count of three. I did industrial control units, and I worked on a Cray X-MP, and about anything between. I wrote computer games, compilers, an OS, database engines, and loads of applications. I’ve probably forgotten more programming languages than todays students have heard of. One day I ended up in embedded systems.

As our company had only one FPGA developer, I got sent on a three day course to learn VHDL from the source (Eugen Krassin, one of the original key developers of ISE). Right after that, I started developing FPGA firmware for our company. Luckily, I had some hardware experience from my work on the C64 and earlier, so I had a good understanding of clocks and signals. I know that even seasoned programmers really hit a wall when entering the world of HDLs.

I started with ISE back then on Spartan S3 and S6, then Xilinx f-ed us up so hard that the boss slammed the phone down after the last call with those guys and told me to find a more reliable company STAT. We now use Efinix FPGAs which has the big advantage that people there actually listen and help when I ask a question.

My field is isosynchronous low-latency networks for audio applications.

Well, you can use a tool, and acquire just enough knowledge to use it without too many accidents. And then simply give up on progressing any farther. Or you can keep digging into the mountain of knowledge to improve your skills farther and deeper. It is always your choice.

That I could fix Windows PCs. Nope. When my work PC has issues, I call IT. I design computer chips.

He is not bringing gifts. He is bringing Putins new orders for Trump.

A good lock on a bad door doesn’t work

Oh, it does work. It saves the lock from being picked if a sharp kick does the job ;-)

Replace “most” with “all of them” and you’ll get somewhere… I have still to find one I’d be using, and so far I’ve only found crap and worse crap.

Good programmer, shitty politician ;-)

This is not a bandaid, this is the solution. What you try is, at least for this scenario, the band aid.

Edit: okay it sounds like you just have to boil it longer because the water isn’t as hot. It still cooks, just takes more time.

Have you ever tried to cook pasta at lower temperatures, but longer? The results might still be nourishing, but that’s it. The mouth feel is totally off.

Have you tried weasyprint? It turns .html into .pdf. Then I use a script with pdfinfo with the -dests option to get the page numbers of the chapters, mixes it with chapter titles from the .html file to create a ToC, which, in turn, gets included into the .html file again - just like TeX does it.

This is helpful in an environment where inputs are either HTML or EPUB files, and output is PDF for printing, HTML for the web site, and/or EPUB-formate.

I don’t know if that person would have the intellectual capacity to actually understand the very concept of TeX: Writing a source and compiling it into a document. That idea would probably fry his mind.

I already explained this in my post of yesterday in this thread. I’ve been the TeX admin at our university in my student times. I’ve been creating styles and \shipout macros. I know this stuff inside out. Heck, I’ve even read good parts of the source to understand some finer points.

If you work with LaTeX for five years and still have no idea what a hbox is or what that message means, you should not consider naming this “experience”.

Well, they don’t produce carbon for Nike anymore. Goal accomplished.

This here is not about electing a student or class speaker (which is done way simpler). This is about learning politics.

Orbans “World Autrocrats Tour 2024”.