Maxion

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by Maxion 1y ago
I am so confused as to why everyone is talking about Switzerland, the country, acting in unison when it comes to exports. That's not really how it works... Some Swiss companies are more export focused, others are more domestically focu
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by Maxion 1y ago
Newer ones in Finland tend to have these smaller escape hatches + tunnels that lead away from the building. The main blast door being inside the building
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by Maxion 1y ago
Interesting, in Finland we have a much more open approach. Shelters [are clearly marked]( https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%A4est%C3%B6nsuoja#/media/... ) both on the door itself, and with signs leading to th
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by Maxion 1y ago
> There’s more to the story than timing, notably my first has eczema and asthma too so there’s that atopic march. Eczema often comes with digestive issues, bowl inflammation, loose stool, blood in the stool etc. Eczema essentially gives
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by Maxion 1y ago
Studies are never able to prove causation. Phenomena in the real world are very rarely so simple as to have one trigger, often there are multiple involved. Very often mechanisms are so complex, or simply hard to detect that it is only feasi
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by Maxion 1y ago
Diet is inherrently linked to autoimmune diseases and allergies, as well. You won't get the important species colonizing your gut if you don't feed them the food they need.
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by Maxion 1y ago
OP is the creator of faun.dev. Seems to just be yet another tech news site.
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by Maxion 1y ago
The journalist found out about it from their tween.
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by Maxion 1y ago
A park will generate less revenue than an apartment building, a sports complex, or a cafe. Not all value is quantifiable in USD.
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by Maxion 1y ago
It's also a trick in python to deal with circular imports.
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by Maxion 1y ago
Amazon used to offer a truck based data transport: https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/aws-retires-snowm...
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by Maxion 1y ago
You'll need permanent staff to oversee this, too. This will add at another ~500k+ to your annual expenditure.
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by Maxion 1y ago
You don't really need blood tests. Just eat a varied diet, low in ultra processed foods (preferrably none). Limit refined carbs/sugars, excercise regularly, spend time in nature, and don't live in built-up areas with lots of
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by Maxion 1y ago
They also tend to show a very narrow selectio of items, if you search for a synonym of the product you're looking for you often end up finding other items that even contain the original search phrase in the item title and description.
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by Maxion 1y ago
That was such a great blog
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by Maxion 1y ago
Unless the savings would be more than 100k Eur / 300k++ USD (I.e. total cost of one employee, it's not really worth it. Even then, moving to new infrastructure carries high risk for business disruptions which can cause an even big
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by Maxion 1y ago
The Jupiter trial clearly stated that those with low hs-crp didn’t benefit from LDL-C reduction, only those with high hs-crp had reduced CVD events due to LDL-C reduction.
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by Maxion 1y ago
LDL is almost always talked about as a singluar thing, even in scientific studies when LDL comes in several flavors. Large bouyant LDL is not associated with CVD risk whereas small dense LDL is. You can have high HDL, high LDL and low trigl
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by Maxion 1y ago
Who would eat it these days? The same with e.g. sheepskins. The labor to process them in western countries is so high so they generally just get thrown away.
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by Maxion 1y ago
I regularly put mine in the dishwasher. I cook a lot. I have kids. I also own sharpening stones. For me, this works better than increasing the amount of hand dishes I have to do.
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by Maxion 1y ago
Go look at comparing reading books to screens. And all the studies looking at sleep quality and display usage.
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by Maxion 1y ago
> Personally, I've found even the latest batch of agents fairly poor at embedded systems I mean even simple crud web apps where the data models are more complex, and where the same data has multiple structures, the LLMs get confused
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by Maxion 1y ago
Weight is not really an issue for trains, RVs / cars weigh absolutely nothing in comparison to even just a rail car. For safety reasons you can't really have people sit in their cars on the train. The Eurostar etc. has extensive f
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by Maxion 1y ago
You just invented the car train / motorail. Amtrack even operate one! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorail Theres also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car_shuttle_train but they generally are
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by Maxion 1y ago
As with most things, I think there's multiple things. US home also tend to be larger, meaning the hot water line is longer from the tank to the shower. Most americans I know tend to leve the shower running before they get in so it &quo
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by Maxion 1y ago
Not really just lawns, but irrigation specifically. I know a lot of people in my country that have detached houses with lawns. I know of no one that owns a sprinkler system. Dry years the lawn just goes a bit brown and no-one cares. Everyon
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by Maxion 1y ago
This does also tie in directly with tickets and the overall workflow the team has. I find this to have a huge effect on how managable PRs are. I feel the majority of devs are quite oblivious to the code they produce, they simply keep coding
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by Maxion 1y ago
Could still be a flipper with custom firmware.
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by Maxion 1y ago
URLs rot, domains expire. So I don't think the problem went away completely.
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by Maxion 1y ago
Maybe they did?

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