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Well that's generally how heat exchangers work, for that reason, even in temperate climates. I know there are some standards for recycling air in public buildings such as schools, and air born sickness seems like something they would h
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5y ago
exactly, basically the same thing
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Yeah, and a geo metro is basically a Ferrari
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No it wouldn't work. You'd have trucks with no engines and the brakes still locked. With that many trucks, your "worthless scrap metal" would be millions of dollars in damages. https://www.ontario.ca/docu
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5y ago
Let alone destroying the engine would have no effect on the air brakes
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I like checking out grocery stores too, I find both are a good comparison for what normal life is like
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Yeah I went out of my way the last day there, I almost missed it for the same reason. It's pretty amazing how consistent it is
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5y ago
I actually eat McD's specifically at least once while traveling internationally to see how much it changes. Anecdotal but its been my experience the core items taste and appear strikingly similar everywhere, and that's ~10 data po
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5y ago
No they used "only" as in "not very long". The question is asking how can you say it's not very long when the covid vaccination lasts less than a year in comparison
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5y ago
What we currently have is pseudo anonymity. It is generally anonymous, but it's not truly because there is still some form of identifiable information which could be linked back. As for hiding the fact, you don't have to write in
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Extreme measures would have to remain in place until the threat has been mitigated, which is not realistic because the world is not capable of taking equal measure like that on a global scale
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5y ago
Boat or bank are the only two current realistic alternatives I see. At least the boat builders & associated kids get some new boots. There are thousands of nicer alternatives that aren't going to happen
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This is common for large items, all kinds of products need special permits to move them due to their size. I'm sure they knew, and had a mitigation plan in place. Almost sounds like there weren't a lot of options.. "this is s
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Size requires innovation in all kinds of context, this is a narrow view. What about earth moving equipment, skyscrapers, IT systems, etc. ? I'm sure it required at least 1 bit of special tooling, capacity, or engineering. Ignoring down
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You are in an exceptional area then. The entire city of Philadelphia operates on the idea stop means slightly tap on breaks. I've even seen cops regularly roll them.
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5y ago
Would a card for smoking tobacco have a similar acceptance? "I smoke, please don't bring up my breathing issues" I lean on they wouldn't, and the purpose is not comparing smoking to weight, just known health risks.
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5y ago
Then they are charging their buyers 30k to beta test, and leaving buyers with no other option, which, I don't think most people are comfortable with. I think it's easily identifiable to the HN crowd, because most readers are very
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Deep sea fishing is a very big and active sport. Maintaining and fueling deep sea recreational vessels required is also pretty expensive. Could add up quick, especially if you consider boat sales. There is also licenses and tags for the boa
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English is my only proficient language and I still mix those up :)
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Even that is becoming a limited choice thanks to DRM; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Always-on_DRM
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My point is everyone notices that to some degree, unless they're dead like you pointed out. Having an expectation on absolute 0 sensation is unrealistic. The purpose of a deprivation tank in this scenario is to reduce/deny as muc
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No one is forcing you to work either
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5y ago
So you believe you have more acute sense of temperature and pressure? There is an element of meditation involved
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No one is forcing you to drive to work either. Many people in don't even have a license, yet make it to work each day. You even said it, "might be forced" meaning there are possibilities in which you aren't.
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It's definitely a regional thing, but its been my experience not really. But there is undeniably growing resentment and possibility that transaction you used as an example could be less pleasant then it used to be. It's probably s
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I think you are showing bias, there is nothing in that comment to suggest the point of the comment is calling autism a disease. I see it as juxtaposing the same condition to different outcomes.
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I'm sorry but it's just not that rare an occurrence for a child to die in a washing machine. I don't know why it's different then other machines but its a thing. https://www.google.com/search?q=child+dies
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What you are seeing may be identical, but you and everyone else knows it's not the one it appears to be. You are buying the label. Why is the first production car worth more? A buyer won't know the difference between the 1st and t
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Motor_vehicle_assembl...
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If they have to fire 900 people, you think they only have the bandwidth for 1 person to fire them? 10 People its down to a work day, 20 is half that again..
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