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epoxia
2y ago
> He told a story about being called upon in English class to translate the Japanese word for "great-grandfather" Very similar/relevant shimura ken skit. https://youtu.be/67KlmXYDom4
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epoxia
2y ago
Selling to other people (cheaper store credit), selling subscriptions that can be bought with play store credit (youtube music, premium, etc.), and most notably you can donate it directly to a streamer on youtube, or a channel membership. M
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epoxia
2y ago
I personally prefer approval voting over rank choiced voting. Simpler and gets most of the way there. Also, ranked choice voting is incompatible with the electoral college. As much as I despise the electoral college, a constitutional amendm
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epoxia
2y ago
Just use cosmetic filtering on ublock to filter for certain words using has-text in [span, a, p] elements (div breaks some websites, thus doesn't work for hn comments). It helps remove a lot of noise on the web. Particularly on select
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epoxia
2y ago
It definitely exists, but I only know of sayweee. Which specializes in asian groceries.
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epoxia
2y ago
Unlikely that its problematic, brands/stores know that positioning/caging on shelves matter and negotiate accordingly. Eye level sells more than top/floor shelf.
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epoxia
2y ago
The issue of dunkelflaute is measurable and you can approach it the same way that storms are rated as being 100,1000-year storms. Not that I wouldn't appreciate more nuclear.
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epoxia
2y ago
True, I didn't realize how much panel costs have declined since then[0]. Also tax incentives for renewables have doubled as well (rightfully so)[1]. [0] https://www.woodmac.com/press-releases/chinas-solar-producti.
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epoxia
2y ago
Not really, the over-cited LCOE of solar/wind does not account for the cost of (its increased need of) battery storage. As time of use does not align with the time of generation. Also, battery storage has its own ongoing costs with bat
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epoxia
2y ago
I've thought about this type of thing, and the first step would be to do this in the browser kind of like ublock cosmetic filtering. Most sites don't apply alt-text to their images, so filtering by the html does not work for image
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2y ago
It "makes more sense" to use a tablet as a second display when you need it. You just have to set up a headless display and use moonlight/sunshine. But then again, I couldn't tell you how to set up a headless display in W
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epoxia
2y ago
We can have voter ID once we get a proper national ID to replaces Social insecurity numbers.
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epoxia
2y ago
The graphic from the OIST in the link makes reference to both the reduced power needed and reduced capital costs, less mirrors & cheaper EUV light source. Also, less power -> less heat -> less cooling. I scoured for some other inf
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epoxia
2y ago
You can get a loan to spread out payments, reducing operating costs would be similar to reducing those payments. It also impacts viability and resale in second hand markets.
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epoxia
2y ago
Funnily enough, The Lion King is a property that has its own controversy of plagiarism of a different animation, Kimba The White Lion. But, I guess if Disney does it it's okay...
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epoxia
2y ago
"Nissan invents" is a bit of a stretch. The article didn't mention that it was "developed with" a different company, Radi-Cool, which seems to be doing this for other products. https://apnews.com/art
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epoxia
2y ago
"Instead, China appears to be stockpiling materials at a rapid pace—and at a time when commodities are expensive." 2nd paragraph in the article disagrees.
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epoxia
2y ago
I wonder why an ISP in offending states hasn't yet taken the opportunity to offer a VPN as a package solution. It could be an easy value add for less tech literate users.
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epoxia
2y ago
Isn't this an issue with the robots.txt? A clause in some ToS was never going to stop any web scraping.
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epoxia
2y ago
The .gov website links to the same app, so yes. https://www.fcc.gov/BroadbandData/speed-test-app
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2y ago
I disagree about trams for local transit. A metro system is sufficient, the issue is the flat-rate pricing model of most public transit systems in the US. It prevents the casual short hop usage of public transit, needlessly subsidizing long
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epoxia
2y ago
Very similar to payola, yet seemingly not regulated. Another toxic vertical integration by a company that operates as a platform (Ex: Amazon Basics/Amazon, Apple Music/App Store).
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epoxia
2y ago
For context. Roberts, Alito, and Thomas; who are still on the court were dissenting opinions on the gay marriage decision. Seeming to favor "precedence" when it's convenient.
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epoxia
2y ago
There is already precedent of careers in aviation having required retirement ages. In areas with high stakes, it is not unreasonable to have age limits.
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epoxia
2y ago
To add. Conda has parallelized downloads and is faster. Not as fast as mamba, but faster than previously. pr merged sep 2022 -> https://github.com/conda/conda/pull/11841
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2y ago
I wonder how much of this is a selection bias of people already set on having a family choosing to settle in such a place. E.g. Tokyo population increases, Japan population decreases. Aside from the Czech example it doesn't seem like m
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epoxia
2y ago
Maybe it has to do with the duration, with there being a chance that the ECB could reduce rates again within a 3 month span?
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3y ago
My understanding is that "window managing" tools like this are not possible due to how wayland handles information. Pro: More secure than x11, Con: I can't use wayland. Aside from investing a lot of time learning how to use a
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epoxia
3y ago
I would like to point out that you can only attempt once if you "succeed". Attempts recount the same individuals suffering.