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by 99_00 4y ago
Is that what you use? What is your personal experience with it? I think this is good if you are in a wild fire scenario and air purifiers are sold out, or for your home work shop. Otherwise I suspect it is very energy inefficient and noisy.
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by 99_00 4y ago
Would the Ikea filter with gas cleaning help with my stinky farts? Honest question.
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by 99_00 4y ago
>HEPA is not right for a purifier that sits in a room Why not? I don't know anything about HEPA, or quality, air flow, etc.
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by 99_00 4y ago
>Sometimes I call this the “tyranny of choice”, tyranny is probably the wrong word but it sounds nice. Barry Schwartz, is that you?
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by 99_00 4y ago
What works for you in making it frictionless and sticking to the schedule?
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by 99_00 4y ago
It's a warehouse job. Warehouse jobs are "not good". Most people do it for a while and move on to better things.
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by 99_00 4y ago
>pretty strong evidence that the jobs look a lot worse once you're in one of them Pretty strong evidence that the job is worse than people would expect would be an anonymous survey of workers by a third party. Churn can result from
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by 99_00 4y ago
>figure out that they are getting a bad deal. That's not what it's "really saying". That's you adding analysis. I think hourly workers are perfectly capable of figuring out if a job is a good or bad deal for them
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by 99_00 4y ago
>Elon’s behavior in the public sphere is a frequent source of distraction and embarrassment for us, particularly in recent weeks. What happened in recent weeks? The letter is condemnation by innuendo. They don't say exactly why they
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by 99_00 4y ago
You are reading an online discussion about how online discussions lack value.
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by 99_00 4y ago
There are countless ways to mislead without technically being false. One way is to intentionally be ignorant of the facts and give an uniformed opinion that fits your agenda. Take the letter from the 51 former senior intelligence officers w
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by 99_00 4y ago
I don't know anything about this group, but I lost all faith in fact checkers some time ago. I see this too often: Fact checkers take a valid claim add some false exaggeration to it, debunk the false exaggeration and pretend that the k
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by 99_00 4y ago
Saying it's pure propaganda is obviously false and you are right to counter that. They aren't a neutral observer who is simply interested in facts and truth. They have an agenda and are not transparent about it.
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by 99_00 4y ago
They are doing layoffs because crypto is a speculative bubble fueled by liquidity. And now that liquidity is disappearing crypto is rapidly losing value. It's not because a person is greedy.
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by 99_00 4y ago
I wonder if solving the problem housing people who are in the "are homeless for six weeks or fewer; 40 percent have a job" category will result in few people becoming "chronically homeless".
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by 99_00 4y ago
Yes I agree, for white collar jobs. And grownups still tell kids that having a job is more onerous than schoolwork. Grownups say a lot of shit. Just because it isn't true doesn't mean they don't believe it or say it. Now, com
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by 99_00 4y ago
>isn't there an argument to be made that the race of the litigants is incidental and shouldn't be in the headline since the lawsuit is about zip codes? If you believe that, you are free to make the argument.
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by 99_00 4y ago
> bureaucrats BPS is not overseen by any elected representative?
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by 99_00 4y ago
Technology on its own can't cause the apocalypse. It needs mismanagement or misuse by humans. Looking at the world today you see societies crumble while others thrive. This, despite having access to the same or similar technology. The
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by 99_00 4y ago
Why can't block chain represent ownership of a real world asset? Obviously there would have to be an accompying legal document
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by 99_00 4y ago
>Why doesn't he provide a real world use case for DLT? I'm still waiting for that. As you yourself say, they are talking about cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrencies are money. Digital money is a practical purpose. This is the lett
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by 99_00 4y ago
>Proof-of-stake systems are not perfect: they still lead to some centralization of power, since in this paradigm the rich tend to get richer. What does this mean? Is there a central node in PoS, or are they saying that power is proportio
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by 99_00 4y ago
Ok. I don't understand your point. If this clarifies: I'm talking about blockchain technology and its applications. Not a particular blockchain asset.
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by 99_00 4y ago
My hot and uneducated take is that in 5 years we will see some Phoenix rise from the ashes of Cryptomania. If the entire field turn into toxic waste that no one wants to touch it will be extremely undervalued. Therefore it would be a tremen
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by 99_00 4y ago
Yes, of course. There are many people who will simply adopt another high profile person's opinion as their own. Entire industries are built on it. Musk is certainly an elite. The elite that I had in mind, however, were the establishmen
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by 99_00 4y ago
Not if it's well written
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by 99_00 4y ago
And it costs money. 53 cents if you use stamps.
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by 99_00 4y ago
It's amazing to see the regime's golden boy turn into it's black sheep. You realize that much of our opinions aren't from critical think but are simply assigned to us by elites.
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by 99_00 4y ago
You show up to work, go to your manager and tell them you have no where to park and nowhere to work. Ask them.what you should do. If they tell you to go home and check back you go home and phone them every day asking if there is space for y
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by 99_00 4y ago
When are the cheap GPUs going to start flooding eBay? I haven't built a PCin decades. What 1 thing should I read to prepare?

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