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coryrc
2y ago
Yes, just 2% of diet as seaweed essentially eliminates methane emissions. But there's no price on methane emissions for the farmer so no incentive to do so.
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2y ago
Thanks, I'm going to give it a shot.
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2y ago
Not if everybody's goes up or down.
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2y ago
That's not how property taxes work.
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coryrc
2y ago
Instead your wallet gets ddos'd.
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2y ago
I tried using that book with a kid with adhd and it wasn't working, but I have tried to use its lessons while reading other books. If anybody reads this that has success despite adhd, please let me know if you have any advice. 4 is sti
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2y ago
If your daily high or low temperature is still twenty Kelvin below or above a comfortable temperature, insulation is far more important than thermal mass.
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2y ago
It's what Sky Nursery puts in their bulk mixes. It's disappointing.
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2y ago
Counterpoint: Chicago parking meters
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2y ago
Yup, I was thinking about the Cedar Grove compost (Seattle area) which is post-consumer comparing and yard clippings. Then I've been reading about most "compostable" packaging being laden with PFAS and also getting clippings
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2y ago
https://theconversation.com/backyard-hens-eggs-contain-40-ti... This claims it's not intolerable: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/stop-freaking-out-...
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2y ago
Like gross amounts of lead.
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2y ago
> multi-camera computer vision system That sounds interesting too.
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2y ago
We're down hundreds of officers though. And we don't and haven't had a mayor interested in bringing up a new system to replace the completely corrupt one we have. (The latter part reinforcing your argument that we didn't
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2y ago
I've been wearing the same prescription (the correct one) since my mid-20s and it's not changing anymore. Plus I can actually see properly.
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coryrc
2y ago
My prescription has been stable for years. Won't improving just make my glasses not work well anymore? I have terrible astigmatism so can't get away without them.
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2y ago
Once had a coworker write a long proposal to rewrite some big old application from Python to Go. I threw in a single comment: why don't we use the existing code as a separate executable? Turns out he was laid off and my suggestion was
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2y ago
Get a set of visually-similar fuses that claim to be the same rating. (Visually because you need the shape to be the same). When testing a few to destruction, record the temperature of the fusing element and resistance and power over time.
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2y ago
I feel everything you said applies to every subject in US public schools.
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2y ago
> Just like every other "innovation" in mathematics education since, up to and including Common Core Have you actually looked into it? I was skeptical too, but then I saw they were trying to teach kids the way I do math. For ex
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2y ago
I'm glad my betters dictate what can be done.
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2y ago
Didn't know that was done outside north America.
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2y ago
A lot of people from the UK would differ on your description of their country.
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2y ago
Mount Rainier isn't covered in power lines, but it'd be efficient to cover it in wind generators. We also wouldn't put pylons just offshore, but it's also a great place for wind turbines. Nothing gets past NIMBY except c
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2y ago
AFAIK the only way is to always run a remote X server (i.e. Xvnc) and always connect to it, even when sitting at the local computer. Maybe you could do something with dpms but that leaves the keyboard active still.
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2y ago
There is no requirement for passive ventilation. My friend owns a condo in Vancouver. No windows open. Also Seattle: https://www.reddit.com/r/Seattle/comments/s2s7bx/cant_open_a... Also https:/
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2y ago
Lots of tall condos have windows that can't open.
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2y ago
SROs could use regular buildings with centralized plumbing. Bedrooms can do without natural light. Zoning laws can be changed.
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2y ago
The rest makes more sense if you assume parent post meant to write "read the code".
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2y ago
You could delay the tax collection above a certain amount until sale of the property. But I'm against allowing people to sit on valuable property while contributing little back to society. Get a reverse mortgage or move out.
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