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by c22 3y ago
Intellectual just means working with ideas. It's not the same as intelligence . We can still call Gochnaur [0] a baseball player even if he wasn't any good at it. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_G
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by c22 3y ago
It's stashed in their depreciating vehicles and equity in their houses.
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by c22 3y ago
In 1860 atmospheric co2 was at 288 ppm [0]. By 1960 it was around 317 ppm [1]. A difference of 29 ppm which works out to about 226.78 gigatons of co2 [2]. In 2022 we emitted 37.5 gigatons of co2, up 0.9% from 2021 [3]. We are currently emit
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by c22 3y ago
I guess if we do develop terraforming technologies I'd rather we test them on Mars first.
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by c22 3y ago
Thanks, I've read that one, it's quite good. I was actually curious about the zen garden in portland, though!
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by c22 3y ago
> I bought a book that goes into depth on each species they use... Can you cite the book? This is a topic I'm interested in.
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by c22 3y ago
I agree, I thought a lot of the "before" answers were excellent and insightful. The teacher did these children no favors by foisting such a meaninglessly pedantic distinction on them at this young age. > “When we ask ‘how many
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by c22 3y ago
From everything I've seen, the more you run your hacker/maker space like a business the more likely it is to fail.
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by c22 3y ago
Or write an annual inspection clause into the agreement. Even easier!
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by c22 3y ago
This is the real problem. It used to be free to check bags, so not everyone needed a carry-on. Now it costs money to check a bag so everyone needs a carry-on plus a personal item (in practice, a giant backpack that they shove their whol
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by c22 3y ago
I started tracking the weeks like that a long time ago when I was working a job that paid weekly. It's kind of like a super power for making accurate time estimates, I've found.
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by c22 3y ago
Interesting! It turns out my wife also has a helix representation in her head, with the future going downward and counter-clockwise. I never suspected there'd be so much variation here and I guess always assumed most people just saw it
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by c22 3y ago
Man, I've never even considered imagining the year as a circle. It's always been linear for me (with future and past years connected to it on either end). I do imagine cycles over the linear model, but these appear more like overl
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by c22 3y ago
Not a secret, this was already required by the premise.
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by c22 3y ago
It's all pretty automated at that level. To be clear, it will likely never pay off the initial cost of implementation, but the volume is low and we can afford it. Also it pays off as a component of our funnel since about 20% of these u
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by c22 3y ago
ADUs are atypical to begin with, so the entire subject matter is irrelevant!
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by c22 3y ago
I operate a service a with an option that charges $1/month. We end up netting about 42 cents per subscription, but really the exercise is more about making the service available to people who might not otherwise be able to afford it th
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by c22 3y ago
It looks like the author has found a way to advertise their book after all.
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by c22 3y ago
I know at least two properties with ADUs larger than their primary residences.
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by c22 3y ago
I'd argue it's you who are focused on trees. Use DNS if you prefer.
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by c22 3y ago
So use onion routing.
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by c22 3y ago
Customers never asked for ip addresses at all. They're just a technical requirement for networking.
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by c22 3y ago
We might need multiple 'Solutions' working together to solve this one...
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by c22 3y ago
It rewards people who use land in a way that produces commercial value. If you wanted to speculate on some land while operating it as a private park or a free parking lot you may be out of luck.
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by c22 3y ago
Worst is when it turns red on your approach and there was never any cross traffic. I notice this happens frequently at a certain normally-busy road I often cross in the middle of the night and I think it works this way by design to give pri
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by c22 3y ago
There's a long-running construction zone near my house where the road narrows to a single lane (it's a two-way street). At first they had flaggers at both ends controlling traffic, but at some point they rolled in some portable tr
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by c22 3y ago
Clearly any part that can be used in the construction of a 3d printer will need to be fingerprinted as well.
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by c22 3y ago
The introduction states: In 2022, a new fundamental law of physics has been proposed and demonstrated, called the second law of information dynamics, or simply the second law of infodynamics. And backs up this statement with [0]. Is it sc
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by c22 3y ago
No it isn't. The cost of my widget isn't broken out to material sourcing, transportation, and other overhead. Doing it this way causes unnecessary mental gymnastics and is done for the sole purpose of creating political pressure.
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by c22 3y ago
It looks like the comment's author may be shadowbanned but has had many of their posts vouched for. Could be a good candidate for review.

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