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acc_297
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acc_297
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Adam Curtis gave an interview on his Traumazone film which is referenced in the first few paragraphs of this article on a youtube channel PoliticsJOE He discusses at some lengths parallels to Brexit and broadly the feeling you describe here
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3y ago
Desmos has had a place in my bookmark bar for years now this is a very cool addition.
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Just for context I live in Montreal about 6 hours east and have most of the same job prospects but just to quote the very first source I found: “ You would need around 8,129.0C$ in Toronto to maintain the same standard of life that you ca
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3y ago
Yes I work with these IPD spreadsheets every day and they all have typos often in the time/date column (issues with midnight and new years are very common) this can result in an erroneous reporting of something like average drug exposu
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3y ago
Some folks have hobbies that don’t externalize 90% of the cleanup cost onto others
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3y ago
Large ships burn the worst fuels its very difficult to regulate the industry towards any kind of emission standards I think in recent years some large countries have strong armed the adoption of lower sulfur fuels or something but outside o
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3y ago
the 3 words aren’t for us they are exclusively for the search and rescue team who we talk to when buddy breaks his spine and needs an airlift And you can avoid the ovens vs oven problem by just picking a coordinate with good simple words th
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3y ago
If you are out of cell service and talking to search and rescue via a satellite phone This is the use case I’ve seen 3words applied most often
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We used it at a remote forestry work camp a year or so ago It was great for the supervisor to just tell everyone 3 words to remember instead of UTC or LATLONG coordinates which I for one probably would not have remembered in an emergency Yo
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It’s not a perfect system clearly but we used the 3-word code when I worked in forestry because everyone needed to memorize some kind of coordinates for emergencies requiring evacuation from our camp but nobody had a GPS or a map just an ol
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3y ago
It depends if that structure ever burns or rots since this would release much of the same carbon back into the atmosphere There is actually some research on growing fast crops to be immediately buried after harvest as a CCS solution but it’
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Oh replanting is much better than leaving a cut block to nature but a “true forest” in this sense would have an ecosystem - many different plants which support a population of animals etc… Without that it’s more or less a wheat field in eco
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Actually not really they burn quicker and hotter since the tree planters are meant to put a pine or spruce tree very regularly every 6-8 feet in more or less a grid which gives the resulting trees a very bushy characteristic and crowds out
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The scale of logging in Canada is pretty hard to convey but can be best seen on Google maps satellite view British Columbia cut blocks are so large and numerous they give the interior forest a textured look of dark green light green and bro
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That’s very cool what are the most surprising increases in aviation safety metrics lately?
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That’s interesting yeah like a tonne of Quebec hydro gets sold to New England it might or might not get counted But I also can’t tell where the data is coming from why are so many Canadian provinces gray? I’m sure the website had citations
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I worked long months in the forestry industry (re-planting trees) during university it’s not so tough as sex work but sometimes people throw it in the bag of “low-skill” or “manual labour” jobs as if thought or critical thinking we’re not r
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I use this at work for batch scripts which call R code for some of their functionality it’s very handy providing somebody who’s not very technology literate a solution which is a single .bat file which windows is happy to run by double clic
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I’ve got the same problem on my new laptop it’s super annoying
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I think the thing is that from cell An2 adding 4 should bring you to A2 not A1 but no matter what it seems like a lot of mental strain to work across those negative quadrants
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I had to write some VBA + excel stuff at work the other day so if a project like this could take off that would be very welcome But what is the advantage to having the negative quadrants? Couldn’t the positive quadrant extend to infinity an
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My grandfather still has a farm in the region and had this to say > Tom knew that building a boiler to power a steam engine was beyond his scope so he wanted Alex to fashion one for him. My dad said he was definitely a different kind. To
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Wow its wild to see this posted here my great grandfather knew this man . He was famous for building that ship in a small part of Saskatchewan.
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I don't think it is unreasonable to claim that there exist feedback loops +ve or -ve in a neighborhood between the price of new housing being built, the kinds of employers opening new firms, the kinds of services & hospitality movi
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Canada actually has a larger resource extraction industry as percent of gdp than any other oecd country and I would be surprised if office workers outnumber primary industries +retail+food service+trades+manufacturing
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Recently started working in pharma and this was somewhat of a surprise for me as well having never taken any biology in school - drug approval for bio equivalence has tolerance intervals of like 5-10% - on my first day I worked on some dat
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What did you adjust?
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Yeah looking at the responses they include without using a safety layer it’s pretty clear that the underlying unfiltered model assigns quite a bit of truth to 4chan-esque ideals and values It’s an open question how much of this makes it thr
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4y ago
but will you?
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people forget how recent the switch from a humanities dominated education to a stem dominated education took place people forget that this is an ongoing experiment not some manifest destiny towards Reason - and I am far from convinced this
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