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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
My argument in support of the general immersion concept but against AJATT is that most people can't actually effectively use that method without hitting a wall. The amount differs for everyone but after some ratio (say around 50% of yo
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
I don't know if its been conclusively proven yet, but the more natural zinc sunscreens (not all zinc sunscreens are that natural, some of it is marketing) have mostly zinc (and a bit of some other stuff of course), while some of the ch
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Did they actually apply sunscreen? Or is there a big divide between people who at least tried (something like SPF 15) vs those that just didn't wear any?
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
If you look into advice from non-manufacturers (some other groups who are a bit less biased) it's widely recommended to max out at SPF 30, because any higher means sunscreen is harder to re-apply (meaning psychologically you are likely
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Ah interesting, I suspected there might be some differences, unfortunate that the US hasn't made any regulation around that. Given the context of this post being a sunscreen scandal, do you know how UVA is tested? Someone earlier was s
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Wait until you learn that some of the sunscreens sold (can't say specifically in Australia, but I know this is the case in the US) only block UVB, so you won't get a sunburn but you will still get exposed to unhealthy amounts of U
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Considering that sunscreen in general is pretty garbage at blocking UVA, it isn't nearly as effective as traditional methods like a hat and a shirt.
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Sometimes, but with technology related companies I rarely see that. I've really only seen it in industries that are very straightforward, like producing building materials or something. Do you have any examples?
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Yeah I agree, it's not about where it's at now, but whether where we are now leads to something with general intelligence and self improvement ability. I don't quite see that happening with the curve it's on, but again w
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Far from an expert on this topic, but what differentiates AI from other non physical efficiency tools? (I'm actually asking not contesting). Won't companies always want to compete with one another, so simply using AI won't be
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Isn't it the case that companies are always competing and evolving? Unless we see that there's a ceiling to driverless tech that is immediately obvious. We "made cars work" about 100 years ago, but they have been innovat
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
To be fair I've also cut way back from where I used to be in terms of alcohol consumption, and I could be wrong. I've just seeing this pattern repeat too many times where people find out a substance has a negative effect in some a
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
This is not a direct response to this article, but related to the topic of not drinking. I'm usually a follower of the latest data and such but I am highly skeptical of all the recent news about how drinking isn't safe in any quan
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Nowadays with so many people having lounge access via credit cards it's not like you have to sit at the gate in a noisy environment anymore. For me I get there 2 hours early, quickly verify my gate wasn't changed (sometimes that i
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
As someone who couldn't agree more with this part "Speedrunning a career at the expense of living the rest of your life just seems psychotic to me.", I don't think they see it that way. For a lot of people who work this
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
It is interesting how the perspective of society can set an expectation of not doing certain things. Of course its personality and body/health dependent but I've seen 95 year olds still doing daily light farm work and totally inde
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
There's no holster in the world that would convince me to carry any gun in that position hah. I've seen some advertisement for concealed carry holsters that make me cringe. Only carry position that actively aims the gun at you whe
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
I've never used one, but I did see a police officer with one once. Maybe there's certain sitting positions or something where it's more comfortable to wear all day.
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Yeah agreed. If people taught this than thigh holsters would be out (muzzle direction when sitting down), so would shoulder holsters. Pretty reasonable to expect a gun to not go off randomly, especially when reliable drop safety mechanisms
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
If you are talking about using it for datacenters than that might be right, the person above is talking about farming, so they desalinate the water, the fresh water is used for crops, and the brine has to go somewhere. If you aren't re
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
The incident with Sully landing in the Hudson is an interesting one related to this. They had a dual birdstrike and both engines were totally obliterated and had no thrust at all, but it came up later in the hearing that the computer data s
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Was thinking this same thing. A minute feels like a long time to us (using a Garmin as the example said) but a decent number of airplane accidents only take a couple minutes end to end between everything being fine and the crash. Building a
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Is it the case that it encodes no information, or is it the case that the information is somehow..."optional"? I know I selectively ignore unintentionally snarky or sarcastic tones from non native English speakers. Even the simple
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Given the meaning of "accent" given in the article Chinese seems like a very accented language (saying that as a Mandarin speaker). Aren't Chinese tones the very definition of an accented language? (as defined by the article,
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
Ah got it, yeah fair enough that is probably the most common reason for it that I've heard too
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
There's tons of crazy stuff a neighbor could do to affect property values, why single this out specifically for that reason? A clean RV sitting on property is a lot less bad than building a mountain of tires in your front yard or havin
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
This isn't the only case though. If I go buy land in a rural area where a home previously burned down and I want to just take my existing trailer and hook it up to the septic and well (from the burned down house), I can't do that
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by OneMorePerson 1y ago
If I'm reading it right the part about them confirming that the records contained the password implies that they were given the relevant record and then they confirmed it was accurate, not that they were just asked "hey what is yo
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by OneMorePerson 3y ago
As far as I know (correct me if I'm wrong), indexes do blindly buy stocks but they only buy once a quarter or so (roughly) so unless they IPO at the exact "right" time, its not going to just grab it up right away. If its that
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by OneMorePerson 3y ago
Would you consider working with others? I'm curious about this whole product area

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