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by dendrite9 2y ago
This sounds like a good way to accidentally create an industry of reverse lobbyists where the government contracts them to convince tax payers to allocate money to their department. I might be too pessimistic though, I tend towards liking t
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by dendrite9 2y ago
That was really interesting, I saw it earlier while logged out and just wanted to say thanks for pointing that out.
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by dendrite9 2y ago
Or maybe it is related to the increased building in the WUI. It looks like there are around 15 million new houses built in the interface area than there were 30 years ago.
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by dendrite9 2y ago
I agree on calling the bluff. They should, what will the IOC/WADA do? Cancel it? Try to find another sucker with a short notice? But SLC isn't a bad place for a winter Olympics, they hosted it before not long ago and some of the
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by dendrite9 2y ago
I found this podcast interview to be pretty interesting when I listened to it a few years ago. You might find it intresting as well: In this episode Hazel speaks with paraclimber Anna Foo and psychologist Doreen Hoerold who is Anna's f
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by dendrite9 2y ago
Wow. The next paragraph is interesting to read from the future: It is the author's opinion that fentanyl CsA's will be back as the future analgesic drugs of abuse. The thoughts behind this statement are that the published synthesi
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by dendrite9 2y ago
I had a friend who did forecasting for a utility and getting the forecast wrong by 5 degree would have been very expensive at the time. I don't remember if it was worse in the summer (AC) or winter. And I wish I could remember if they
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by dendrite9 2y ago
The first time I found a bird's nest fungus in my yard I felt like an explorer. Same for watching the various slime molds that appear and disappear at various points of the year. I caught a ladybug in the house and while taking it outs
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by dendrite9 2y ago
Me too. I'm pretty sure Yaupon didn't grow in any of the Mormon areas (New York, Ohio/Missouri/Illinois, or Utah)
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by dendrite9 2y ago
Have you looked at how yr.no plots their forecasts on the phone. I find the graph view to be very helpful in the winter when planning ski days or days to skip. They must have updated the charts recently since they are different from what I
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by dendrite9 2y ago
This NYT article had an article with some interesting history of one of the character who saw that opportunity. I see almost all tech focused on advertising as an unfortunate continuation of this trend. And it feels like people are fooling
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by dendrite9 2y ago
I recently took a picture of a lizard on a granite with large grains. When I zoomed in to identify the type of lizard I saw that all the grains and some leaves on a tree had been simplified with some type of swirl. I find it unlikely those
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by dendrite9 2y ago
It is highly dependent on the snow conditions and the recent weather. Sometimes even just the a couple hours are enough to change the conditions to have a good chance of rollerballs. The climate also has an impact, in my experience more coa
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by dendrite9 2y ago
I had some time several months ago and happened to look through a copy of Lo—TEK. Design by Radical Indigenism instead of reading on my phone. It has some good sections about the styles of permaculture you mentioned. But it is more of a col
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by dendrite9 2y ago
That's an interesting typo in your user name. What kind of manufacturing do you plan to support? And what does it mean to be specific about support for American manufacturing?
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by dendrite9 2y ago
I struggle with the idea of tourism being a good basis for an economy. At some point you reach a level where the appeal is outweighed by crowding, and the experiences people want are no longer available.
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by dendrite9 3y ago
I think Yellowstone is too big for that compared to places like Zion and Yosemite which have relatively small valleys where people concentrate. I'm not sure shuttles to see Tioga Pass would make sense in the same way they do in the val
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by dendrite9 3y ago
I don't think of cooked Serranos as too different from cooked Jalapenos as long as they haven't ripened too much and turned red. I made a large batch of pozole this weekend with jalapenos and it was disappointingly mild, I plan to
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by dendrite9 3y ago
I remember being interested in Google+ but I got an access code through a friend of a friend on the other side of the continent, and by the time I started to see people I actually knew using it the moment had passed.
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by dendrite9 3y ago
There also appears to be a significant shift between the images where the after image is up and to the right of the before image. But it might also be a distortion issue that isn't even across the image. The optical illusion, plus the
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by dendrite9 3y ago
There are crocodiles but they are less common than alligators. https://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/profiles/reptiles/america...
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by dendrite9 3y ago
Just in case you missed the news about the recall and issues with Philips CPAP machines. You might want to check if there is anything that you can or need to do. The disintegrating foam seems like an unpleasant flaw in production. https:&#
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by dendrite9 3y ago
Was this note at the bottom not there earlier? It seems to me like a clear enough disclaimer. Please note: this code is shared to show the algorithm, not as a drop-in application that just runs. It depends on two private modules configmanne
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by dendrite9 3y ago
I had a roommate from Mongolia who disliked beer with carbonation. I never understood the full story of why but he said it was better flat. He would show up with a sixpack, dispense half each can into Gatorade bottles, then shake them and l
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by dendrite9 3y ago
And I thought the bandcamp did a good job with the best of the month lists because it wasn;t just what sold best. I frequently started my morning listening to the bands from one of the articles on the homepage while I drank coffee and got c
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by dendrite9 3y ago
The NYTimes had an article recently that indicated the volume of chicken consumption has increased to a point where it is also a drain on aquifers. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/12/24/climate&#
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by dendrite9 3y ago
Item 1 is likely related to the spread of the railroads and how important they were so early on. I knew about railroad cops, and the no Social Security eligibility, but it wasn't until the recent strike threats that I learned how railr
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by dendrite9 3y ago
I hung out with people who got various powder packages in the mail at that time. It was interesting, but already I knew it wasn't my scene. Still I learned a lot of names and watched the use on occasion. Looking at it now I'm glad
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The class of drugs are Bi-specific T-cell engagers from what I understand. I have a relative going through treatment and the possibility of these treatments was raised so I have been reading some but I'm not claiming to be an expert. T
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by dendrite9 3y ago
I suspect looking to sailing would get you the best answers as an outsider. Dyneema ropes are used for sailing but I don't know about the replacement rates, or if they are replaced preemptively for racing where the risk of an issue aft

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