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> The night before you flew in from Austin, Texas on a fully electric supersonic passenger jet. Stopped right there.
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Lightweight article, but decent suggestion overall.
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It does seem imaginable to have Android-specific browsers support a common superset of the "nominal/desktop" browser js api. Reference to Hyperview not specifically required, but an enabler for such. Security issues of course
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Dumb of me to distract. With hinges you can also build flat on the ground (as with a paper-with-flaps layout), then start to form the shape, "latching" while you go.
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We need to hold our breaths to advance our climate endgame.
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> that retroactively screws over everyone That's when you go on to mandate that all newly-built homes include solar.
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The Earthship Community (dirt in tires homes) in New Mexico eventually had to register as a subdivision and put in sewage lines etc, AFAIK.
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The next SBF will master the carrot arbitrage.
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I associate Lester Brown with the observation: It is too expensive to ship water, but when you ship wheat, you are in effect shipping water.
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Dmitri Orlov has remarked: Universal Basic Income leads to Universal Basic Outcome, which is poverty.
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> warped incentives Has anybody suggested "term limits" as a solution? Not that I assume they would be.
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For that you want news.chatgpt.com
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Dozens of potential mechanisms described, with none uniquely convincing IMHO. One interesting suggestion is the group splitting hypothesis: > The group-splitting hypothesis of schizophrenia (Stevens and Price, 2000) posits that prolifera
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Or pocket-screws in place of hinges?
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Same for me with YT recommendations, but I had not watched yet. Bevelled long-cuts and mitres to produce nice joinery. Finish (stain) wood. Assemble pentagons and hexagons as units. Plans and details at: https://trilliumdomes.com
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Half-full or half-empty in this case? For end-grain I find estimates of 75% stength on average expecting considerable variation joint-to-joint, assuming proper pilot holes have been drilled. If the hold scales with the diameter of the screw
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Seems like a reason to combine with knee-walls or posts, to make curved space be more overhead. Indeed, their gallery shows a good fraction of examples doing so. https://buildwithhubs.co.uk/gallery.html
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I wish they had named it Pyetry instead of Poetry.
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Impressive, even provides a full interpreter implemented in Python at the end.
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> If you ask ChatGPT who's the best violinist in the world, it might tell you Perlman, which is a reasonable answer, but ChatGPT has never actually heard any violin playing. It answers so, because it read so. Are philosophers revisi
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Has your attention span or amount of focus changed, say as measured by ability to read many pages in a book in one go? Could your different subjective senses of reward have changed? Could you be slightly scatterred compared to before, and n
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Who knew? Long-termism is not as attractive when you are the one feeling the immediate sting.
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Um, don't cross-subsidies inhibit price discovery, information discovery, etc?
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If they had used a more common baud rate, I wonder if there would be so many poorly done "extensions" that it would not be in active use.
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Considering how many ECAD programs have come and gone since the beginnings, over time that could still be a net win. "When you include the time to earn the money for a car, driving can be no faster than walking." (~Mumford)
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In auto shop, we were told that a car should be run at high rpm routinely enough to remove/prevent a hard wear edge in a cylinder, which could then present a hard limit if the that car was once, rarely, run at high accelleration/p
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FWIW Somehow, while in high school I got on the mailing list for Allied Industrial (electronics) catalogs. One edition came and there was a page or two for the TRS-80, several months before any national advertising.
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For some reason I associate that rhyme with Piet Hein, based on the game Soma.
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> But the pressure to find a competitive advantage is often going to lead to hiring large numbers of people. Phone menus are not generally viewed as competitive advantages, I suppose, but we have them in plenty. Would it be the standard
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Not Mid-Atlantic, but I've heard that one way to acquire a "standard" Mid-Western US accent is to speak along with a trained speaker, such as a particular newscaster. And "You are supposed to stop before sounding just li
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