abracadaniel

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by abracadaniel 1y ago
A few years ago I noticed that my shipments all took a week or more regardless, but other retailers would have it here in a day or two, sometimes same day. Cancelled prime and haven’t regretted it.
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by abracadaniel 1y ago
I think definition is definitely an issue in the debate. What you’re describing I knew as affirmative action. I’ve only understood DEI as being willing to hire from diverse backgrounds, implemented by posting job positions in diverse areas
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Chats frequently turn into a tree for me. It offers N options and I explore one of them down the line until it doesn’t work. Trying to get it back to an earlier branch is usually impossible, so starting a new chat is often the only way to a
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
I didn’t know about the flashing. Lots of people use rail barrels that fill from a downspout to water their gardens. I wonder what kind of lead exposure that could create.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
They show like that for me briefly and then load. Maybe the decision to load the image is done dynamically in JS as a scraping countermeasure.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Reminds me of the situation the US car manufacturers have been facing. If you ignore the rest of the world, then you get left behind and no one overseas buys your products anymore. You effectively cut yourself off from the majority of your
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Many complex problems can become easier if we can accept that the solutions can be malleable and designed to adapt. We just don’t really apply that to laws for the most part.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
From my read, they’re not saying it’s not possible to develop problematic behaviors, but that the problems occur only for people with complicated relationships to it. The taboo drives the obsession.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
If this isn’t immediately repealed, I wonder how it will affect consumers behaviors in the long term. It feels like consumerism is a habit, and if you break the habit it might not be so easy to get people started again.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
The wealthier you are, the more flexibility you have in your purchasing decisions as well. It’s easier to accelerate or delay a big purchase to save 30% when it’s not something you need to live, or can’t afford to jump on a purchase last mi
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
The indicator is supposed to be toxic though. I’ve always seen warnings to never reuse that kind.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Study groups were my replacement for this, but that requires a critical mass to get going.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Non-Paywall https://archive.is/9h8iy
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
I skipped this video when it came out because it had a different title then and I assumed it was about the FAA firings. I had no idea the rules were so awful for mental health. Punishing pilots for seeking treatment only leads to pilots wit
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
I did it a few months ago and the data sets took about a day to become available.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
You can request your data from a section in the site first if you like. Some of the downloads say they can take a few days to generate, but all were available within a day of my requests.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Is that simpler? The success rate of asking people to eat less meat has got to be vanishingly small. Anyone who cares about greenhouse gases already knows the impact from livestock and have made their choices. Also, the two approaches are n
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
There’s a selection bias there. Only the most xenophobic and violent uncontacted tribes would remain uncontacted.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Their current pipeline of preventive and therapeutic vaccine trials is pretty impressive. Very unfortunate if they get delayed because of this. https://www.modernatx.com/en-US/research/product-pipeline
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
I never noticed before, but I think you’re right. The French dog is even named Jean-Luc.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
"Fireman Access" is a port emergency crews can access to flood the battery compartment and extinguish an EV fire in minutes Seems like pretty good idea. The graphic makes look like it could be hard to access though.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
SciShow did an interesting video on geothermal potential/drawbacks of Yellowstone. https://youtu.be/rqkJiMDAIpA
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Surely Cookie Monster wouldn’t want any more cookies. He’s already had so many.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
You could try pulling the drive and then leave it suspended for a day as a test.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
Then guidelines to ensure you site is included in the model and then businesses to help optimize your site to make sure the AI models prefer your product over competitors.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
In my 10+ years of being on a fully remote team, we had one person who was lying about doing their job, and it was immediately obvious since the work wasn't getting done. Generally, everyone's job has some kind of output or intera
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
I did. I’m talking about the original elimination and any proposed future removal. It had an ecological impact last time, and it would again if we did it again.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
A better analogy might be that mom bought groceries for the starving family down the road with a check and you cancelled the check, stole the checkbook, and changed the bank account password.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
On the other hand, eliminating wolves has a cost to it, which affects everyone and only benefits ranchers. Which is the more ethical outcome? Privatized gains and socialized losses, or socialized gains and privatized losses.
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by abracadaniel 2y ago
I see it supports .har, but .warc support would be amazing. It's the iso standard for web archives, which would give you the ability to replay archived websites via multiple tools.

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