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The water that was in your clothes and evaporated over 12 hours at night naturally is the same water that evaporates in 1 hour in the powered dryer. If you have working ventillation you're fine either way. If not - you're not. In
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Where I live most people have special pulley systems in their bathrooms for drying clothes. Sth like this: https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61sYCKX1U6L._AC_UF1000,1... You put your clothes there, and the next d
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3y ago
Human healthcare is pretty affordable when it's not absurdly misinsentivized and mismanaged.
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3y ago
The point about workers using the new system to simulate the old workflow, even when it's less convenient/efficient is great. It's very easy for the company deploying the system to do insufficient training and for the workers
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3y ago
> Within hours, police picked up a suspect, who said Ford was his partner. They arrested Ford, who was 18 at the time, the following day. He has maintained that the two men who entered the house were brothers, and that he was outside in
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3y ago
What's individualistic about collective responsibility? Or about "1 chance and you're dead"? It seems unrelated if not contradictory. If you believe in individualism you should be vehemant that you treat each criminal in
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3y ago
Just do blood tests for liver diseases markers every year. Even if you're not an alcoholic - there's many other diseases that result in similar damage. For example if you have asthma and especially if you have colitis ulcerosa or
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3y ago
She said she doesn't want to do this - people complain that it's sexist. She did this - people complain it's hipocrisy. With that amount of bad will communication is impossible.
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I agree with the sentiment, and it's prevalent in modern feminism - to the point of inventing words to deprive half the population the right to speak, but in this article the author is trying to do the exact opposite?
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> why lack of your prompt would make a difference Not lack of prompt. Air gap between Edgar and everything else. > reverting climate change gives Edgar just as much opportunity to sabotage Yes. And you shouldn't do that with Edga
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It is justified, pretty heavily. Edgar drops many hints it has a bad will. For example it can predict what parts of bad scenarios he should report to you but he still does the bad things in these scenarios. He can also predict when the huma
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I just got the "no" ending. Didn't wanted to wait for the text slowly appearing another time :)
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(Spoilers) The fact that Edgar reports on the consequences that we find disturbing about the unsuccessful attempts and the fact that he can predict human behaviour in some of the scenarios (like the fact that the project will be reassigned)
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I only worked commercially for significant periods of time with Java and C++/js (QML mostly). Compared to Java C++ feels 20 years behind. I would love it if C++ had something like Maven. Instead there's 50 different build systems
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> You couldn't have convinced me earlier Germany would be the ones dragging their feet and France would unambiguously flex muscle, but here we are. This is a very Polish bias :) For the last 30 years France might as well not exist a
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I'm very pessimistic about such interpretations. They seem to me to be mostly western wishful thinking so I'm trying to consciously correct for that. Yes, russians are incompetent, always have been. But most armies are to some deg
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It's pointless. Russians don't give a fuck about lies being believable - neither the govenernment not the people. They were indoctrinated to be cynical passive conformists for their whole lives, and their parents and grandparents
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Hypothermia starts under 35 C Around 0 C it starts snowing instead of raining, and standing bodies of water freeze. If you have plants outside and it's not winter - they will die if it gets under 0 C. If you're driving - the road
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> I also wonder, how the patient was able to confirm the face was deformed correctly That's mentioned in the article - this particular patient only has that problem IRL, not when looking at screens or drawings.
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If it's human temperature I would use something near 36.6 C, obviously? Probably 35 C. If it's air temperature outside I would use 0 C. If it's cooking temperature I would still use 0 C, not absolute zero. Actually the only c
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Here's your temperature graph. | |--------------- (something near room temperature) | | | | +--------------- (absolute 0) 0 isn't magic, there's different starting points depending on the data
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Yup, individuals farms far away from anything is a New World thing. In Europe villages were pretty densely populated for most of history - usually about 0.1-0.5 km2 per family. You can't afford horses with that amount of farming land (
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There's no point going from 1 village to another when you're a serf, and for centuries it was even illegal (at least in most of Central&Eastern Europe). Serfdom wasn't much different from slavery in practice - you couldn&
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3y ago
USA and gun control is a "nail in head" situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4EDhdAHrOg
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3y ago
Meant Bulgarian/Macedonian, my bad.
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YAML is the Perl of text formats and now it can be the Perl of programming languages too.
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Once you know Russian, Polish and Serbian - you know all Slavic languages basically. Maybe Albanian will give you some problems. That's like 15 for the price of 3. There's probably similar shortcuts in other language families.
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The joke goes: "rust has 5 games and 120 game engines written in it" :)
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I write a simple 2d game in bevy to learn rust and ECS. I like it a lot. I just wish it was slightly better with backward compatibility. There's many useful libraries I can't use because they depend on different bevy versions, and
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