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by Psychlist 7y ago
Isn't this why those jobs also have huge churn? The people who can get out, do. Leaving only those without the ability to find another job. I know as a developer I have churned quickly when it turned out that "occasional overtime&
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by Psychlist 7y ago
For me it would be a cost, because I have a composting toilet. Every time I poop elsewhere I'm losing valuable nutrients that could go into my garden.
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by Psychlist 7y ago
We're using it for a lot of non-critical stuff, and a few small semi-critical jobs. It's useful training to re-implement system test utilities in Rust, for example, then extend them once they work. Rust makes some things much easi
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by Psychlist 7y ago
Click the "home" link on those pages to go to the uradmonitor home page.
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by Psychlist 7y ago
I have no real idea, especially because the outside unit is about 10m away and shows ~700ppm. I will try swapping them to see whether it's a calibration issue, but right now the outside unit is at work with me so I can open it up and t
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by Psychlist 7y ago
The bushfires act as a counterbalance in Australia ...
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by Psychlist 7y ago
For me just running an evaporative cooler roughly halves the counts, but that's from over 100 to about 50 so it's a kinda of a mixed blessing. But since my rented house isn't airtight or even close to it, there's not a l
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by Psychlist 7y ago
There's been studies done specifically on people cycling to work, and IIRC the conclusion was that the overall QALY result was significantly positive. But that does depend on your baseline - for someone who is fit and active anyway the
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by Psychlist 7y ago
I think it's more like 99% on particularly bad days, because where I live over 100 ug/m3 is common during the fire season (which is apparently now November to April) But if you live in places where the particulates are normally lo
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by Psychlist 7y ago
It frustrates me that there are so many of these networks and they don't talk to each other. I deliberately went with a system that measures multiple values, but then I see other people going "we only measure one thing instead of
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by Psychlist 7y ago
I have a slightly more capable one but the results are similarly motivating. Right now I'm more concerned with the particulate counts... if 27 is bad, does 120 worse and going outside into 700+ me dumberer? inside: https://w
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by Psychlist 7y ago
(hashtag) Not all women. My ex has discovered that spending 10 years living with your best friend easily leads to neglecting friendships, and more specifically neglecting to form new ones. She's currently without a local "best mat
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by Psychlist 7y ago
In Australia and Aotearoa we have the "Men's Shed" movement, because men typically do things together rather than having socialising as their primary goal. Work with our inclinations, not against them :) What I've found
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by Psychlist 8y ago
Work up to it, and strip out stuff you don't need to do. For most people jumping into a lifestyle change is likely to fail. My approach is more triage based: when I find something new I want to do but don't really have time for, I