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by brohoolio 6y ago
Did the utility companies ask for voluntary reduction in power consumption ahead of time? We had a situation here where extreme weather and a natural gas pumping station that exploded caused real problems in our natural gas supply. The util
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by brohoolio 6y ago
EACH of those F-150 plants is a fortune 50 company. You are talking about cutting production by 1/3 at one plant and 2/3 at the other plant. It’s a big deal.
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by brohoolio 6y ago
How many people from that campaign are felons now?
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by brohoolio 6y ago
I’ve been thinking about the asymptotic cases in situations like this and the Roosevelt. I think if folks are monitored very closely for symptoms we might learn more about how it impacts people and what percentage of cases stay asymptotic.
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by brohoolio 6y ago
You can easily patch the state revenue holes without fixing the pension obligations. You basically give the states the difference between what they were projecting and what the reality is. By doing this, you fix part of the economy keeping
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by brohoolio 7y ago
This is so sad. We need a country wide lockdown for 8 to 10 weeks to get ahead of the virus. Give the scientists and doctors sometime to figure out potential mitigations. I’m almost certain that his estimates are too low unless we can get a
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by brohoolio 7y ago
I understand what you are saying about overreacting, but citing 70 current cases is misleading. The current thinking according to a tweet I can’t find is that there is a cluster of at least 300 in Washington. I’m guessing if the USA was act
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by brohoolio 7y ago
It’s about smoothing the curve so the healthcare system can absorb the influx of patients. If the healthcare system is overwhelmed then it’s a problem. Here’s a link to a great article. https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/o
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by brohoolio 7y ago
I’m shocked so much great content is put out by such a great team. Hopefully Bloomberg can invest more into the business.
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by brohoolio 7y ago
I keep thinking that carbon in the air is the just the largest game of prisoners dilemma where we likely all lose.
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by brohoolio 7y ago
My understanding is it was very common for teachers to be fired/contracts not renewed as soon as they announced they were pregnant. Not sure why you think a link to a site like freebeacon backs you up. I understand that people might no
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by brohoolio 7y ago
I wonder if subtle cognitive decline leads to early retirement.
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by brohoolio 7y ago
Did I just miss the link to the research material? How much higher will it be? 6 inches? 2 feet?
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by brohoolio 7y ago
Profits. Several drug manufacturers flooded the market with pills exposing way too many people to opioids in a casual way. Once folks are addicted it’s very very difficult to break the addiction. The Washington post has an excellent series
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by brohoolio 7y ago
The story isn’t completely accurate. While The Michigan Daily is great, we do have excellent reporting in Ann Arbor by MLive. Some of the articles aren’t great, but we do have quality reporting. MLive has brought lots of awareness around PF
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by brohoolio 7y ago
I agree. Feels like multiple environmental factors might be at play. Lately I’ve been wondering about exposure to PFAs on all sorts of packaging.
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by brohoolio 7y ago
Pretty slick application process. Very quick approval. I’m digging the privacy. But it didn’t work when I tried to buy lunch. I’ll try again tomorrow.
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by brohoolio 7y ago
This was the subtext at Google’s Next conference. Basically 9 of the top 10 retailers are moving to GCP. The last one is Amazon.
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by brohoolio 7y ago
Not the kind of link I’d expect on hacker news. I’ve used glue traps once, wouldn’t use it again after seeing what happened to the mouse. I went back to the old school spring traps, which are also cheap.
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by brohoolio 7y ago
It seems like good fiction until it’s your life and then it seems terrible. I can assure you, as someone who has multiple family members get sucked up into this ideology, this is how it happens.
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by brohoolio 8y ago
There's going to be a bunch of comments about waste in universities, how people are irresponsible, trade schools, government alone guarantees that make it a crisis, no ability to discharge debt, etc. The two big things that typically d
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by brohoolio 8y ago
My dream phone is a “military grade” SE. Slightly larger battery, rugged phone. I know it would be thicker, I’d be good with that.
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by brohoolio 8y ago
The 5s/SE is less than 5% of mobile traffic at our site.
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by brohoolio 8y ago
Yea but add kids to the mix. You can easily spend 10k-15k in daycare.
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by brohoolio 8y ago
^famed^gamed
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by brohoolio 8y ago
I should say it’s the kind of comment that throws off the whole thread, instead of talking about the article we are all arguing about talking points.
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by brohoolio 8y ago
It’s a talking point. Compact. Powerful. No grounding in reality. My dad is a conservative and his talking point about the house member who called trump a motherfucker shouldn’t have said that because she’s a woman. It’s ok that Trump swear
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by brohoolio 8y ago
I’m not sure what kind of R&D the $800 or whatever it costs now Epipen is paying for. R&D for lobbyists? Or profits because the company gamed the market.
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by brohoolio 8y ago
If the state is doing a good job with oversight there should be a framework to punish bad behavior beyond fines.
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by brohoolio 8y ago
There’s over 3 million miscarriages a year in the U.S. Often time it’s the worst event in your life. Stillbirths are about 1/45 births. This reminds me of when engineers were designing the first air bags. They didn’t think about the s

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