SirLuxuryYacht

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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
Aside from being quite creepy, wouldn't one already know how to get to their favorite brewery? I'm similar to the parent; I have a "dumb" head unit with an aux cord + dongle. I suppose one benefit would be if it could su
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
My only question is how this will be viable since the RH user agreement states: >>"I understand that Robinhood may at any time, at its sole discretion and without prior notice to Me: (i)prohibit or restrict My access to the use o
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
Room 2713 in Dobie Center, an off campus dorm
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
If you define blue/red by the presidential vote, then the parent is correct. Every major city voted biden this cycle.
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
Not possible. The uncertainty of bathymetry in areas only mapped using gravity is larger than the dimensions of a sub. Even in very well mapped areas, think of the effort in the Indian ocean to find MH370, this would require the assumption
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
I use my Kenwood kr-3130, which was given as a gift to my mother in the 70s, every single day. Still truckin'
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
IME there needs to be a purpose to be worthwhile. Is it for entertainment or professional development? There are lists of books that people make, e.g. Bill gates, the singer Noname, Obama's. This way the effort of selecting a book can
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
source?
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
Ear training gives you this skill e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhyyjRcrn84
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
There's a where the rubber meets the road aspect to each of these artists. What happened to Maurizio Cattelan between being born and duct taping that banana? Who did the man and wife turn their art into? It seems that these things di
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
How do those rod-shaped atoms, like hydrogen, interact with other hydrogens or other atoms? Can chemical reactions still even happen in the traditional sense?
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
Care to elaborate? I'd quite like making Coca Cola, Pepsi, Keurig, etc. pay to recycle or repurpose all the plastic they produce. Especially now that the US is no longer shipping plastics to Asia. I'm fairly certain both my recycl
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
Goldfish yes, but the store would have to accept a loss due to crumbification of the chips from people jabbing the scoop into the pile of chips all the time
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
NASA's InSight lander is located on the surface of Mars. There are no synthetic objects on Phobos (please correct me if I'm wrong).
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
No for a few reasons. The article mentions that the change in heat gradient only reaches a depth of a few micrometers. The time of eclipse here on earth is ~30 sec (just as on Mars which is interesting) but I agree that total temp change sh
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
That could be because the massive viewership driving the trending videos, e.g. music, make up and dood perfect, seem to be younger than those who might be browsing HN. I've had the app on my phone for over a decade and I share your sen
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
Maybe, since garbage in is garbage out. But if there's no grass in the first place, what are you going to feed your cattle?
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
I hear you. It's a really good metaphor, but it seems to get strained when your 'mis' is more than 20 ingredients.
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
But what about the economy? Jokes aside, bike mechanics have to pay rent too.
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
You forgot the last few ingredients: time and know-how. Some can't be bothered to get their hands dirty, or are afraid of breaking something. Yes, most people don't want to spend the effort fixing a bike.
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by SirLuxuryYacht 6y ago
Since this isn't just a €50 windfall direct deposited into their bank accounts, as in the IRS stimulus, it seems like the best approach towards getting people on bikes. If you are skeptical about whether or not this is a waste of gover
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by SirLuxuryYacht 7y ago
For those like me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quine_(computing)
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by SirLuxuryYacht 7y ago
My go-to for this is an app called Radar Scope [0], which is the best $10 I've ever spent on an app. Its very easy to pull it up and look at the radar products with a useful color scale (as opposed to others which make light showers lo
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by SirLuxuryYacht 7y ago
This[0] article goes over recommendations for extended use, reuse, and risks. It also has a healthy list of references, some of which are by Fisher et al., the author of the paper you linked. Most masks have a metal tab bending over the bri
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by SirLuxuryYacht 7y ago
The main goal is minimizing leaks and making sure air flows through material. While a bandana would not be totally ineffective, there's room for innovation: > A Hanes Heavyweight 100% preshrunk cotton T-shirt (made in Honduras) [...
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by SirLuxuryYacht 7y ago
The article says about masks, that cannot be made en masse. This is due to a flu, which will likely flow through, your fabric and not meltblown pads.
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It's Hard to Find a Good Lamp(juddfoundation.org)
2 points by SirLuxuryYacht 7y ago|0 comments
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by SirLuxuryYacht 7y ago
But so is Europe or Mexico or anywhere else. Citation that supports implicating China?
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by SirLuxuryYacht 7y ago
I noticed that pretty much all referenced some natural object like the moon or trees or field or river. I'm just another stranger on the internet but I think you could try the same. Pissed off cherry blossoms doesn't seem like a r
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by SirLuxuryYacht 7y ago
The velocity of the bike+rider is proportional to their mass. Realistically this can range over two orders of magnitude, which can be particularly relevant in a racing context.

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