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4y ago
i can just imagine jwz squirming at the idea of this and it is way too funny...
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4y ago
the least they could do to end WFH is monitor and manage indoor air quality. 500ppm CO2 OR 222nm UVC so it's at least safer to go back in the office. right now it's a plumes of covid indoor and it's just matter of when for re
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4y ago
i wish tesla would make hvac for houses to be honest, the amount of thought into managing heat in a tesla is something special; or maybe it's AI
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4y ago
just curious, are most buildings built for the big one? or is it more let the quake shake down the weak mentality
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4y ago
there're plenty of nz olive oil growers pay them a visit and buy during pressing season (May-June)
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4y ago
I can't help but think HVAC is the perfect industry for the limited AI we have right now... it just need to hit a sweet spot of relative humidity and temperature, with constraints given by the assets you have and its' performance
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4y ago
meta being so big they're almost part of public institution just privately held; and public scrutiny is less frowned upon especially if many believes they do not contribute to the betterment of the republic
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4y ago
how old are the crabs when we harvest them? if they have long lifespan then it'd take just as long to turn the tide
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4y ago
perhaps it's because the adults they look up to aren't iPhone users?
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4y ago
this reads a lot like what some painters said when photography hit, and they weren't interested in "painting with the light" as so many photographer would love calling it nowadays. Technology disrupts and it is neutral to tas
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4y ago
I'm pretty sure you can't stuff your supply chain like that.. Sunbeam got caught once doing that so I'm pretty sure it's a major no no. If it's ordered then it's ordered by someone. Not by a dealer etc? Plus Te
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4y ago
obligatory link I found it here sometime ago https://career-end.donrosa.de/
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4y ago
ok please describe in detail or advise where I can get the full ritual of sauna in Finland, that sounds like blast.
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4y ago
I'm so sure Toyoda's doing some 4D chess move here, given world's increasing renewable energy meant there's going to be demand for energy absorption at will and hydrogen is their answer to help managing the renewable gri
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4y ago
there's a Japanese phrase for it.. まめちしき literally translates to bean knowledge. It quite a nice image though, little beans which may end up sprouting and connecting with others to form a web of knowledge somehow, someday
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4y ago
wonder if drummers (who may activate it more than others) have statistically significant advantage over others with similar sitting down lifestyle and energy output... big claims, great if true!
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4y ago
by now I just pray it doesn't crash. but it just started crashing for me, in some channel where a lot of integration posting emails from alerts. works ok on desktop, crashes in ios constantly
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4y ago
false hope, chances are when such mechanisms are in place all teams already have the clamp on budget/resourcing to achieve the overall x% reduction in headcount. so it ends up a big game of musical chairs, some just gotta go.
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4y ago
antifreeze is really really really toxic for mammals so there's that, while ingesting bit of salt never hurt anyone.. maybe diabetics
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4y ago
I agree! the bar's so low that I've seen a lot of people just click around till they get a pretty graph without knowing what/why they did!
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4y ago
mandatory yes, but if you resisted what would they do? a fine? slap on the wrist? not sure if you've seen the severity of lockdown in China, they literally stuck a bolt in concrete to prevent people opening their doors in apartments, a
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4y ago
PowerBI is definitely down the "don't want to think" alley, lots of misleading graphs are born that way lol
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4y ago
the only real lockdown is in China, everywhere else it was just a temporary voluntary sheltering at home. but whoever coined it as lockdown won, and people "felt" restricted as result of the wording... and hell it was effective at
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4y ago
English speaking and comparatively dirt cheap, fear is the good people will be working for US remote companies
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4y ago
you know her subjects when lived to a ripe old age of 100 gets a letter from the queen right, the PR game is strong in Queen, call her anything but she did her job with her life and you're witnessing her legacy right now
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4y ago
Hope I get to see it before I die... unlimited energy to combat climate change would be pretty damn epic.
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4y ago
i've always wondered if you can just export firefox's history db...i'd then take a periodic dump of it and add it into another dedicated db for searching. god knows I spend way too much time looking up for things I had once r
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4y ago
laws have jurisdiction so he's probably saying he doesn't know all laws from all jurisdictions?
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4y ago
my granddad who was educated by Japanese says the crappiest stuff that made you clean like you meant it; don't read on if you don't want to be obsessed with cleaning stuff. on how to leaving any space... Even a bird will leave the
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4y ago
I thought falling out of buildings were easier?
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