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by elhudy 7y ago
I'd like to know the impact on Vegas
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Consumption data (at least in the US) is tracked by two major vendors: Nielsen and IRI. They have all PoS data as it relates to you, and sell that data for $. The store, distributors, and cpg companies themselves all might buy this data. U
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by elhudy 7y ago
Found another really interesting paper on this idea that animal husbandry was never really practiced in Japan. ". 'As animals are not used for milk, draught, or food, and there are no pasture lands, both the country and the farm-y
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by elhudy 7y ago
I don't know how to downvote myself or edit my comment but you're right - in revisiting this after my coffee my math was way off! Crossing our fingers than many cases are asymptomatic enough that they aren't being counted to
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That makes sense. We aren't currently sure what the death rate is though. It's extremely unlikely that all cases are being reported in China, which reduces the denominator and falsely inflates the rate. If you take Italy as exam
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>The coronavirus is going to be orders of magnitude worse, and the current informal arrangements in the US will be overwhelmed. Are you suggesting that more deadly diseases are more likely to spread among the population per capita? I had
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This could easily diverge into a political discussion which should be avoided; but it should be said this system has been in place and working for decades now. Just as we don't see other diseases spread more swiftly within the US due
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by elhudy 7y ago
I've worked many places in my life from gas stations to restaurants to brick & morter stores, and now tech. Throughout all of this sick leave has been encouraged if not mandated. The idea that America "has no sick leave&quot
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by elhudy 7y ago
That's fascinating - you would think they would have some sort of access to sheep, alpaca, goats, or something that could provide wool. I went down a bit of a rabbit hole and found Japan was still one of the largest importers of woo
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by elhudy 7y ago
>Made of several layers of quilted cotton fabric, using a process called the sashiko technique, and resist-dyed using the tsutsugaki method, these coats would be worn plain-side out and thoroughly soaked in water before the firefighters
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Ask HN: What are some other online communities with similar vibes to HN?
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Well, did you?
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To be fair low-acidity coffee might not taste much different but it shouldn't wreck your stomach like most coffee does. With that being said I believe you can just grow low-acidity strains.
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The way your body processes food during ketosis is so different from processing "traditional" diets that I hardly think it would be relevant enough to warrant a rebuttal. I do like hearing Mark's opinions on such things thoug
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by elhudy 7y ago
>Your example is coherent, but you don't make an argument about the magnitude of the advantage. Admittedly there's no data that exists to support a large magnitude of advantage. Likewise though, the author has none either yet
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by elhudy 7y ago
>Yes, he’s right, that assumption is not warranted. We don’t need to know immediately and the desire for immediacy is part of the problem, but that no longer matters. It hasn’t mattered for years. In the currently-existing media-politica
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by elhudy 7y ago
You don't have to be curious you can watch the video here: https://www.who.int/about/governance/world-health-assembly/s... I would assume it's the committee A series
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by elhudy 7y ago
>In essence we'd be diluting the vote of those who care the most with those who think voting by mail is too hard. I travel a lot. So much so that I am actually flying back to Iowa from the West Coast for 2 days in order to particip
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by elhudy 7y ago
Would you say that it's also important to have infrastructure in place for renewable natural gas? Most natural gas companies have set goals for moving to percentages of renewable natural gas in the near future. The same cannot be sai
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by elhudy 7y ago
Anecdotally, I visited a friend in Hokkaido for a couple weeks and during my time there (as a white non-Japanese speaking person) I was kicked out of two restaurants upon entry for not being Japanese. Racism exists everywhere.
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by elhudy 7y ago
yeah, like in my case... rolls dice ....eggs
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Auto immune diseases as a whole have increased over just the past 30 years; I'd speculate asthma is a part of this. It will be interesting to see the driving environmental causalities behind these autoimmune disease increases if pollut
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by elhudy 7y ago
Cats are responsible for killing up to 25 billion animals annually and have directly contributed to the extinction of at least 33 different species. Growing up our family cat brought us a constant stream of rabbits, birds, and moles. It is
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by elhudy 7y ago
Wouldn't think so. Each transaction ID would represent a unique transaction? >Other double payments made by mistake included times that the state received multiple invoices. I would assume each paid invoice was a new transaction ID
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by elhudy 7y ago
Add a date field or you might get legitimate duplicates if the payment amounts are the same across months.
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by elhudy 7y ago
damn you guys are really overthinking it. I just like drinking bitter, floral, piney beer.
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by elhudy 7y ago
I'm aware how water affects light underwater; I do scuba photography. I'm sorry, but it's simply not "clearly much better than that". It's a lot of effort for very little, if any, visible difference.
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by elhudy 7y ago
It might not be "just color fixing", but to my eye at least, the results appear similar to if you were to simlpy white balance in lightroom (which doesn't always require a color chart either). Example: https://imgu
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by elhudy 7y ago
...and dont get me started on the iodine added to my salt!
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by elhudy 7y ago
Thank you for this info - very interesting.

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