balfirevic

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by balfirevic 2y ago
That makes much more sense than wearing them at the party.
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by balfirevic 2y ago
I don't care about cars (I'm sure they are a problem for many, but not in my particular street). I do care that I can't sing and play instruments late at night.
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by balfirevic 2y ago
> all Smart Meters that the net maintainers installed (are required to) support the P1 standard Does that support monitoring each power circuit separately?
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by balfirevic 2y ago
So, peeled boiled potatoes are ultra-processed food then?
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by balfirevic 3y ago
It is not really die-and-repeat, but die-and-meaningfully-progress even though you seemingly start from the same place. It's so unlike metroidvanias and other stuff you mentioned that I'm wondering if we are talking about the same
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> because it's "like" all the other games that I play even though it clearly is not That part is at least true - there are no other games like Outer Wilds.
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> you are not banking extra years as a person who is still too young to have children. You are subtracting years from the time you will share the world with your children It's obviously both?
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> It's still too much food at the end of the day. It's all four fundamental physical forces actually, if you want to go that route. Which isn't helpful.
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> We can do that. Can we? Construction is heavily impacted by cost disease. My friend recently had a house built and the plot of land was around 15% of the cost of the entire project. The land in more premium location would still end up
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by balfirevic 3y ago
Most people work themselves to death?
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> until i read something about it which purported it was dogshit for health Well, that surely settles it.
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by balfirevic 3y ago
I think you should be assigned some take-home tasks at your job, since you seem to be spending your time on frivolous things like writing HN comments.
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> Hell, at my school you couldn't even listen to a CD at lunch. It boggles the mind. That we accept such authoritarianism in schools? It certainly does.
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> I dont care where you want to live. Those who want to live where land is affordable should be given the option. You seem to be arguing as if I disagree. > Given that land is expensive where you want to live this type of house build
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> The most expensive part of house is the land it’s built on No, not where I live. > Remote work alleviates that. Remote work doesn't change where I want to live, because I want to live where there are things to do, regardless of
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> Essentially it was hope that was resulting in the remission It might not be as clear cut as that: https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/does-anaesthesia-prove-keta...
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> I mean, no matter what your walls are made of, you have to physically cut a hole for the switch or outlet to sit in. I don't think so - just have some spare panels with pre-made holes (perhaps off center, so the holes can be posit
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by balfirevic 3y ago
How do you deal with ventilation? Central unit, or a device per room? Or just opening windows? :-) > Air to air is much cheaper and is more efficient because it doesn't need to raise the temperature of the working fluid so much and
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by balfirevic 3y ago
I'm actually amazed that we're expected to damage and then repair the walls and ceilings just to move switches, lights and outlets around. Or connect the lights to a 4-wire RGB controller where they were previously connected with
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> This thread is going to be similar to threads discussing a paper that points out something negative about alcohol consumption Heh, when you prefaced with this I thought you were going to say that it will be full of people talking about
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by balfirevic 3y ago
That's not what I meant. I'm saying that many people dislike flats because their neighbours make noise, but not many people are saying they dislike flats because they themselves wish to make noise (which they can only politely do
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by balfirevic 3y ago
It's funny how everyone complains about other people being loud when living in flats. Does no one here like to bang on electric guitar or blast karaoke with friends until 3AM?
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by balfirevic 3y ago
What's the area of those flats? Where I live there are plenty of 3 bedroom flats, but they are usually under 100 m^2 (often smaller) and almost always under 150 m^2. 3 bedrooms in 100 m^2 is pretty cramped.
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> If you can sit through a visit to a dentist Do you mean with local anesthetics?
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by balfirevic 3y ago
I’m 39.
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> I saw how one bad meal (e.g. burger and fries) affected me for 2 days. That sounds (almost literally) unbelievable to me. I've had periods of eating trash and periods of eating healthy home made food. It doesn't make any diff
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by balfirevic 3y ago
"We are currently active in The Netherlands, Belgium, United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, United Arabic Emirates, Hong Kong, Israel and Portugal. Due to company regulations, service and warranty we do not shi
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by balfirevic 3y ago
LOL, perfect for me would be 26C (around 79F).
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by balfirevic 3y ago
Those two system are the same - or rather - can be the same depending on how you tweak the parameters. Wealthy people will pay much more in taxes than what they receive in UBI and you can make this system have the exact same distribution of
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by balfirevic 3y ago
> Suffice to say I think this would only work in places like Europe where everything is relatively densely connected by rail. It's not even true. I don't think I can hop on a train for a quick trip to Paris from Romania, Bulgar

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