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by desine 5y ago
I've been against the grain here since my second presidential election as voting age
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by desine 5y ago
If the ultimate goal is saving lives, how much of your daily life are you willing to sacrifice for public health? Willing to forego car ownership? End two day shipping speeds for non essential purchases?
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by desine 5y ago
Getting ready to leave my blue state home. Born and raised in California, but the autoritarian writing is on the wall, and I'm making my preparations.
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by desine 5y ago
You start climbing ladders at the bottom rung. Do you have 40 to 60 year data? Or are you just avoiding the 5-10 year scale by redirecting?
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by desine 5y ago
Technically, you can use any language, including Python. Python cares about the number of whitespace characters, not the sizing of them. Any other languages will have the same issue of your columns / pretty formatting not lining up e
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by desine 5y ago
A free, simple one I like: https://www.marksimonson.com/fonts/view/anonymous-pro (also available from Google and Adobe). I have long hesitated to pay for fonts for personal, non commercial use. However a well des
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by desine 5y ago
They named it "Society 5.0" but they don't address the issues of their society that will actually cause problems keeping up. Their technological prowess is already well established, and does not need much boost. However, Ja
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by desine 5y ago
The reports of it are correlated to the rarity, except in instances where reports are not generated, such as apps that do not collect error telemetry.
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by desine 5y ago
It's not that your argument was incorrect. It's that it is tangential to the parent comment. hnarn was not making the point of something being rare, they were demonstrating that a developer can estimate the rarity based on the c
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by desine 5y ago
>for the sake of argument
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by desine 5y ago
That’s exactly my point. Prioritize changing their price.
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by desine 5y ago
I don’t necessarily disagree, but prioritize water bottlers like Arrowhead above agriculture. I’d also like to see more money put into ocean desalination (solar powered, to cover another great natural resource we have).
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by desine 5y ago
How terrible that local laws, written and enacted by the voting population they preside over, take precedent over international laws written and enacted by legislators several times more distantly removed from the population. Hopefully the
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by desine 5y ago
I love these things. The scent and feel of wood burning to keep you warm is ingrained through nearly a million years of human history and evolution. It's more a part of the human experience than the concept of living in a group of mo
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by desine 5y ago
Political points. The push to electric (moreso than simple "renewable") is one of the party that slate.com writes for
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by desine 5y ago
I'm going off the argument chain that grilling produces CO and CO2, which are greenhouse gasses, which melt sea ice, which raise sea levels. And FWIW I usually use charcoal/wood.
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by desine 5y ago
Unless you have a modicum of electrical knowledge, a willingness to break some small safety regulations/laws, or lacking the former, a thirst for danger
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by desine 5y ago
I was under an incorrect impression that gas stoves were more common in more wealthy homes. Every crap place I rented had an electric stove. Every nice place I've lived came with a gas range. I was incorrectly extrapolating from the
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by desine 5y ago
Misunderstood, deleting, I am wrong, feel free to downvote
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by desine 5y ago
Give me a link I can read. Especially if it actually refutes anything. GP suggested it didn't.
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by desine 5y ago
To be fair, I'm addressing a tech nerd website. I think the bar here tends to be more wasteful than you or I. My last job, there were multiple people with their cubicle walls covered to the top in funko pops, latest and greatest gami
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by desine 5y ago
Neither am I. I'm in the same approximate income. My car and motorcycle are both 2002s. My computers I upgraded this year and last year, but previously were 2011 and 2013. Phone is an iPhone 7 with broken screen and camera. I put
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by desine 5y ago
These are totally different distribution systems, and I've heard of several anecdotes of people using gas while the elecetricity was out during that storm. I'm not going to bother bypassing bloomberg's paywall to verify you&
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by desine 5y ago
> but homeowner associations that hate solar power do seem restricted to the states that didn't vote for the guy who won the last election in my experience. I find this unnecessarily political, but I also find the more "conserv
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by desine 5y ago
If honest, congrats on being a rare breed. Not sure what this is supposed to contribute.
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by desine 5y ago
People aren't gas plants. These are different distribution mechanisms
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by desine 5y ago
>but it is something that has to be done if we are going to avoid catastrophe What sources of pollution are we allowed to keep? What is your criteria for an acceptable amount of human impact on the environment? If you also have informa
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by desine 5y ago
How old is your phone? Your computer? Your car? Have you updated them in the last 5 years? Do you play video games? On anything newer than a PS3/Xbox One? Or are you a true environmentalist still gaming on a SNES? Watch films?
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by desine 5y ago
I guarantee the habits of the habitants are greater. But no politician wants to run around chastising their voter base, so that's not an option.
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by desine 5y ago
And many who aren't. Woks are incredibly useful for frying anything mixed.

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