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Home Use Fuel Cell (What Is ENE-Farm?)(j-lpgas.gr.jp)
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I had a lot of fun changing words in this sentence and maintaining the same yumyum output. I would love a postmortem explaining this. Wiki has a good explanation of "Bush hid the facts": https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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I sense a polarity in our opinions regarding responses to the pandemic that indicates we're unlikely to come to an agreement on much with regard to adjacent topics, which is okay with me. Trying to put myself in your shoes, my heart br
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The encompassing "heavy press program" is an interesting bit of history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_Press_Program Several of these presses have been designated by the American Society of Mechanical E
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One small part of the complicated answer to that question - a huge portion of that free money went to businesses in the form of PPP loans in a top-down kind of approach, which resulted in a dramatically high amount of fraud and misdirected
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It's a tough nut to crack, I do agree. On one end of the scale you have labor incentive systems that are overly associated to (perceived) performance, which can produce much misery, inequity, and arguably reduced productivity - toxic s
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Generally tax structures should be set up to tax the most wealthy entities first, and the poorest last, by my understanding. The wealthiest entities are going to be corporations and their leaders and they don't live where the teachers
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It can be both. Everyone prospers when incentives are aligned on both sides of being and using labor.
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Those teachers aren't burning the money. It goes back to the community around them as they spend it, generally.
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Wow, 49 euro cents per kWh is roughly four times as much as I currently pay in south-east USA! I will not complain about my next utility bill. Blessed be the nuclear plants and considerable quantities of pumped storage near me.
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I saw an analysis by a meteorologist on Twitter that used a NOAA wind model and the publicly known position of the balloon (when it was above Montana) to backtrack a likely path, which ended up with an origin in China: https://tw
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https://archive.ph/tta5M
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Sleep soundly, for Ben is no stranger to radiation and imaging and is surely well aware of the risk profile. He mentions it briefly at 10:55 as roughly equivalent to a dental X-ray, which is pretty minor as seen on the excellent XKCD radiat
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https://archive.ph/94eYF > People who want to visit these websites will have to install an application for government-licensed digital certification on their mobile phones to prove that they are at least 18 years old. Si
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As a tangent that I found intriguing, here's some pro-union propaganda from the 40s in the USA: https://dlg.usg.edu/record/gsu_mhross_8075?canvas=3&x=628&y=... Interesting to see the Unions vs. Communism m
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To make my statement more precise, I know what you're saying is true but what I mean is, in a three month span one can put noise abatement panels along a freeway, in say, Charlotte North Carolina. (Just to be optimistic in this hypothe
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Previously, yes. I try to avoid talking about the labor issue because well, exactly what you pointed out. My comment above deserves an asterisk in this regard, it occurred to me but I figured repliers would suredly provide worthy counterexa
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As you pointed out, even just dirt works. Noise abatement is done for urban freeways all the time, without changing the trucks, cars, road surface, et cetera.
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I like to imagine/describe this as like driving three 2004 Toyota Camry at one time. Probably you could do that and have it still weigh in below the Hummer. That would make a good YouTube video.
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> Part of the issue is related to Prince William’s 33-year-old noise ordinance, which in residential areas like Great Oak limits daytime noise to 60 decibels, or what a normal conversation sounds like from about three feet away, and 55 d
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The summarized experience of my social network (in USA!) is that for relatively junior labor (1-5yoe), across many job types dev and not dev, startups are hiring and big firms aren't, and in between there is some mixture . Essentially,
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Really far if you're using free local buses! Not that far if you're using trains and/or cars.
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I'm not a domain expert but a perusal of https://avherald.com/ might indicate if there is an uptick or not.
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This YouTuber went from NYC pretty far north in Connecticut by free buses: https://youtu.be/HX6C3MqH6EE
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A YouTuber I follow did New Jersey south to north on local buses: https://youtu.be/vnn7xooTxl8
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I've seen this in the U.S. in the corporate world -- I.e. Look at the third party company they want you to use, and copy what it does to your own LLC. If you can make your LLC appear to be a larger entity than it actually is, (e.g. pe
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> Visa/Mastercard and banks just taking 1.5% of everyone's money It should be noted that in the EU, interchange fees are limited, by law[1] to 0.2% for debit cards and 0.3% for credit cards. It was an interesting consequence of
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Crime also tends to peak in the summer in the US. My personal headcanon simplification of this very complex relationship is that humanity is sort of like an ideal gas such that when you pump energy into it, chaotic patterns of increased act
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This is amazing, thank you!!
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I sometimes load up music from RuneScape on YouTube and it takes me back to the simplicity of that time like nothing else. Absolute time warp.

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