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   I've been getting ads on social media to buy silencers on Temu. Ok not silencers, but adapters where one end has the female thread of a soda bottle on it, and the other has the female thread to match the external thread available on a
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   > Putting solar panels on roofs doesn't make a lot of sense to me. Per kWh, rooftop domestic PV costs can be u[p]to 10 times more expensive on a levelized cost basis Yeah an idea I've had kicking around for a bit: if my roof is
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   ohh interesting!
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   A kiwi in a shed is nigh unstoppable. I have no idea why that's a national stereotype (maybe manufactured goods took a long time to replace for an agricultural/pastoral economy?) but it's pretty cool as national stereotypes g
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   ohhh that's a fun and subtle thing. Thanks!
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   I made some croissants and pains au chocolat in a class. I was expecting them to be just ok. They were not just ok. They one I had fresh out of the oven was not different by degree but different in kind from any I had had before, and I&#x
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   I have knit a number of scarves. They're kinda cool because I knit partial rows from each side. While they are rectangular in that the number of stitches across each row is constant, the tensions in the scarf make them wavy. I made doo
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   There's a name for this phenomenon: the orphan crushing machine https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/orphan-crushing-machine
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   wait can some not?
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    Any one of these Cameroonian sand miners could be a model for a statue of Hercules for instance https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6602363/Cameroons-m... working a tough job with not a ton of food can get yo
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    This isn't outlandish. Many things are illegal to run on your computer.
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    I see I read exchanges not as "marketplaces" but as "transfers of crypto in exchange for money" like you were going to have the government forcibly compel everyone in the US holding crypto to sell it for a flat USD value
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    Fair cop, haha. It has designs on operating aboveboard I think everywhere on earth right?
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    OTOH NYSE operates in NY and US jurisdictions right? Binance tries to operate everywhere.
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    how would you get the money back? Wouldn't that tank the price of everything? Not saying I'm categorically opposed to that but you'd essentially be confiscating the crypto since it'd be impossible to sell it for anything
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    > Esperanto which is quite possibly the language spoken in more countries than any other doesn't even exist. Sure with only around 2M speakers we're not the biggest language group, but we're probably the most international
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    I wrote my first typescript this morning. I was trying to do something weird in React Native, which I've also never used before. I was getting red lines all over my editor. Saved. It hot reloaded anyway and ran the code and such. The e
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    Yes we installed ceiling fans with lights in the bedrooms and living room. The smaller bedrooms (currently offices) have the light controlled by a switch next to the fan switch on the wall. This is because the fans we bought for rooms only
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    I like pure FP languages for writing UIs. In particular I like languages where you can't have any undefined behavior. I like modeling the state of a page/form/component/whatever as a bunch of constructors on a custom typ
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    2020 house and the tankless water heater is just plugged into a 110 outlet. Kinda surprising when I saw that. Also shoutout to the builder predicting that we'd want to replace every overhead light with a fan and using the correct boxes
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    > because they only use electricity for fuel which can potentially be supplied by "renewable" sources. They also can operate at >100% efficiency. Under the right conditions (I'll let someone who knows more about it fill
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    solid point: it kind of wrecks them. I just checked in a codepen. Copying the text around the hidden paragraph will also copy the hidden paragraph. Maybe that's a feature? Searching for the content will also show that it's on the
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    When I view source (not the DOM) I can see that all of your math has aria-hidden="true". That seems to carry over into the parsed/generated math markup: run `document.body.innerHTML += '<style>[aria-hidden="tr
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    > apart from NoRedInk https://noredink.com/about/team > where Richard Feldman is CTO https://noredink.com/about/team
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    For better results start at -1 '-1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20'.split(' ').map(parseInt) gets you [ -1, NaN, // could be better 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, &#x2
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    push the robotaxi out of the way with the engine (in the one way street example; this doesn't work with all of them) and bill the company for damage to the engine's bumper. If you park your (human) car in front of a hydrant they&#
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    This theme of reward/sparing for hospitality of disguised divinity is also present in the story of Baucis and Philemon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baucis_and_Philemon
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    You thought you ate huh. This is “duck season” “rabbit season” type naysaying. It’s work aroundable if it ever comes up but I can tell you that it has not come up for me working in Elm.
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    It's such an easy restriction to work around that it just doesn't come up a ton on code that's always been written for 0.19. I imagine it was a monstrous hassle if you depended on it with a big 0.18 codebase, but the new JS i
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    He in fact works on Roc full time now! As does one other Roc contributor whose name escapes me. Exciting times.