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by criley2 3y ago
This seems... cool but pretty pointless for indoor air purification. Maybe this is more like "passive purification". But an air purifier needs to turn over all the air in a room to purify it. My air purifier running at full speed
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by criley2 3y ago
This is an absolutely disingenuous point that compares the cost of full-economy-of-scale tech to literal one off R&D prototypes. Maybe new technology made in a lab can one day scale up and compete against current low-cost high-scale s
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by criley2 3y ago
>If his fee is based on profits, he needs to be correct some of the time. The types of events you mentioned aren't all hype and he can't will them into existence, so maybe he's on to somethin So all he's doing is timi
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by criley2 3y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/03/science/lk-99-superconduc... (gifted link, sorry for the mess) https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/energy/2023/08/03/ro...
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by criley2 3y ago
Literally everything in your comment is false. Bravo! This kind of low-quality flamebait belongs on reddit.
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by criley2 3y ago
So here's some more article quotes lol > Ulm and his team mixed a small percent of carbon black with cement powder and added water. The water readily combines with the cement. But because the particles of carbon black repel water, t
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by criley2 3y ago
FYI had you read the article, you'd see that they use cement/concrete accurately throughout, and are accurate in their usage of cement in the title. One such quote, although it's throughout the article > The problem is tha
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by criley2 3y ago
This fridge looks way worse than my current one. Much smaller and poorly designed. The ice machine looks annoying and inferior (mine automatically drops ice and dispenses it through the door, no touching or work required). Mine also dispens
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by criley2 3y ago
1. Meta is a multi-national based in America. 2. I am not complaining at all. 3. In fact, I am replying to someone complaining that folks "don't know what <$GENERAL LEGAL TERM WITH REGIONAL DIFFERENCES> means" and I&#x2
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by criley2 3y ago
Libel - Another legal concept that varies dramatically by region. In America, proving libel is extremely difficult and requires you to demonstrate real damages. So in this case if it were American, unless the aggrieved party can demonstrate
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by criley2 3y ago
"The environment" is a really big subject. It's like saying "How can chemotherapy be considered bad when it actually helps cure cancer?" You can see how in this statement things are confusing because chemotherapy is
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by criley2 3y ago
Speaking of "not understanding free speech", in America (where Meta is) free speech exclusively refers to our Bill of Rights and the limitation on government to unfairly suppress your speech, specifically your political speech. It
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by criley2 3y ago
I am willing to provide a short communication some times providing information but the reality is usually a lot less interesting than people think. Reality: I want to hire 1 person, we get say 5 past all the stuff before me, we interview al
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by criley2 3y ago
Depends on the interview or the level but I prefer open-ended situations like "imagine a local small business that sells widgets. They want a backend that keeps track of inventory and a frontend that displays widgets and prices to cust
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by criley2 3y ago
>In hindsight nobody asked anything _super_ hard, but you cannot make a single mistake, or a suboptimal solution, or give the wrong response to a question right now. >I've started grinding leetcode, reviewing system design, and b
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by criley2 3y ago
>They are actively hostile to user control. These lines are wild. Android has great privacy controls and has had them as long or longer than Apple has. Android gives 0 permissions by default in an app. Android requires 1 by 1 permission
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by criley2 3y ago
IMO it comes down to the cost of burning the bridge. The free to $10/mo user likely won't even notice if they get banned from the service. But the company spending $5000/mo on the service will likely have the worst week of th
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by criley2 3y ago
If a child watching an adult is "science", then when I brush my teeth I'm a dentist. Words have meaning and when you dilute them down this far the only result is the destruction of communication.
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by criley2 3y ago
It is not the scientific method at all. You didn't even include an analyze or a publish step, two critical components to the scientific method. The point is that science is a thoughtful, methodical, recorded, repeatable process that is
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by criley2 3y ago
This looks cool but I find it kind of hard to use. My thoughts while using: - Hmm, I want to get a full body workout, maybe spread across multiple sessions per week. - Click on muscles? But... I'm not trying to do some advanced accesso
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by criley2 3y ago
It's easy to find fallacies if you think about it. For example I could say the opposite > giving an addict 4 walls and privacy is the key that unlocks recovery I've constructed my argument identically and provided the same amou
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by criley2 3y ago
Is that a thing in your country? In America, there are no "militant leftist groups" and all of the armed "militia" "insurrectionist" militant groups are right-wing. All of the so-called leftists (we have basica
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by criley2 3y ago
Two points: 1) Americans place freedom of speech (including photography or recording things) very highly and are willing to suffer some damage in exchange for more freedom. 2) Limits on recording in public would very quickly and very easily
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by criley2 3y ago
On the other hand, you still have to learn and use Java. I think learning Python and a touch of C is easier than trying to learn Java. Heck I'd go so far as to say C is a lot easier than Java. Frankly I don't understand why having
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by criley2 3y ago
There's also the reality that using your ISP's DNS almost entirely moots any VPN you use. The main reason to use a VPN is to hide your browsing from your ISP and anyone your ISP might be reporting to (in the US for example we&#x27
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by criley2 3y ago
I feel this is an extremism vs moderate thing. Extremists are offended when their extremist politicians were "faking it" by only taking on popular positions to win elections, but moderates are the opposite: They are proud when a p
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by criley2 3y ago
As a windows power user using OSX for work, does your tool allow you to cycle through open windows by repeating the button? While I do love cmd+` for window switching in OSX, I still prefer Win+#### (repeated taps of the same number like Wi
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by criley2 3y ago
It's funny to read this comment in the context of users who are angry they cannot impose their pro-pornography views on the creators of the model. How dare they obey different morals! How dare they have different views! My views are mo
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by criley2 3y ago
IMO, I think Forsyth is pretty far out. Most of it is exurban and far enough from Atlanta that most aren't visiting much. You pass a lot of suburbs on the way into the city. As a county that voted 70% red in 2020, it's a WORLD OF
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by criley2 3y ago
Lol, I actually live in Atlanta (are we a "top" city? we're like #10 largest metro in the US), and while our house prices are not as insane as SF or NYC, they're still astronomically high. Houses in Cartersville and Adai

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