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by achates 3y ago
Now multiply that by the efficiency of a gas power plant. I'm so glad I swapped out my heat pump for gas heat. My power bill went down and the house is much more comfortable.
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by achates 3y ago
The price should be disconnected from the actual, physical use. If we have a surplus of a substance now but there is reason to believe that we'll need a lot more of it later then the sensible thing to do is to hoard most of it until it
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by achates 3y ago
I do. One bad review doesn't make much difference to me but if I see a few mentioning the same issue I usually trust them.
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by achates 3y ago
You might not know whether the feedback is worth acting on until you get it. If I ask my friend what he thinks about a new car I'm buying and he says "I don't like the color blue" then I might ignore it. If his feedback
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by achates 3y ago
Whenever I get a comment about a pre-existing bug in a code review I make a ticket to fix it and thank them for pointing it out, but I never fix it in the PR. It gets too messy for the other reviewers and too confusing for QA when you end u
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by achates 3y ago
Right, I just looked it up and the largest community college in my city now charges about the same as I paid to go to the nearby state university 10 years ago. It's clearly not going to the instructors. It must be a combination of new
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by achates 3y ago
>For decades, affirmative action has served as an essential tool for colleges to increase diversity on campus. Now, with the Supreme Court seemingly poised to ban the practice, higher education leaders are scrambling to mitigate the fall
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by achates 3y ago
Secretly connect the real pilots to the gamer ATCs, problem solved.
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by achates 3y ago
That statistic could only possibly exist for solved murders. Only ~50% of murders are solved and it's much easier to solve if the victim knows the killer. This sounds like a "looking for your keys under the street lights" s