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Yes, but that's my point. Where I'm currently living (UK, south coast) it's 15C at 77% RH outside, so to get below 50% RH inside the temperature needs to be at least 22C (which it isn't). It's not uncommon for the h
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Why is it so underfunded? The first country to build one will be taking a big step to reducing their dependence on other countries for energy. I can understand big oil exporters not wanting to push it too much (although it's unlikely t
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The CDC has some recommendations on it (yes you can have mold tested to see if it's dangerous): https://www.cdc.gov/mold/stachy.htm I'm not really sure about keeping the humidity below 50% though. The UK and
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Yeah, if you want to buy a new car or iPhone in Minsk, it's going to cost you the same as in SF (and maybe more).
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Still seems to be true, even within countries the discrepancy is pretty bad. They give the formula, but don't have a calculator, but you can use their "Move" calculator to estimate it: https://about.gitlab.com/
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Disqus is really bad in terms of privacy of users [0] (that article was from 2014, now I guess it's on par with most other sites). I'm not really sure what the answer is as if it's going to work on a static site, the comments
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Ask HN: How to (re-)motivate myself to work on side projects?
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https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-eu-climatechange-palmoil/e...
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I remember reading an article a few months ago (I guess here) about a precursor to GPS based navigation for cars that used inertial guidance. You needed to set the location when you started driving, but after that it just used inertial guid
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My father had to catch and release a bat which flew into our house a few years ago. Even though he wasn't knowingly bitten or scratched, our GP still recommended he have the vaccine just in case.
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This is the same in most of Europe too. They don't explicitly charge different prices, but a lot of carriers offer something like free Instagram data or substantially discounted access to Spotify. Although they will just argue it'
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It's an interesting proposal, but it seems like it would work best for more equatorial regions. In my not too northern location, that would mean in the summer I get up 5 hours earlier than in the winter.
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DST works pretty well for London and the south of England, but if you go somewhere more north, say Aberdeen, the sun doesn't rise until nearly 9am in the winter and sets before 3:30pm. [0] In the summer it's light enough to drive
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Why does push notifications on Android require the app to be running? On iOS, as I understand, you tell Apple to send a notification, which is received by a service on the device, which triggers your app to do a little processing and show t
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The Xiaomi Mi 8 has the same SOC and Sony IMX363 sensor as the Pixel 3, so if you want a cheaper device that's a good option. The only thing you really miss out on are waterproof and wireless charging, but considering its less than hal
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No need, its spelled out pretty clearly in Google's TOS [0]: > Some of our Services allow you to upload, submit, store, send or receive content. You retain ownership of any intellectual property rights that you hold in that content.
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> One way to allay such concerns is to have a quick prototype Once you've discovered a need for a potential product, this is the most important bit. You should spend as little time as possible trying to build the MVP. It's real
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> No mention of the political risks though? Do they really need to be mentioned? For most people, i.e. those who aren't getting involved with the country's politics and won't be seen by the government/regime as a thre
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Depends of course where you are, but it sounds like you are getting underpaid. In London a senior engineer will get at least £60k (depending on what 'senior' means and how many currently hot languages you list on your CV). I know
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I tried Banished which works perfectly, it's hard to tell any difference from native. I have integrated graphics though, so maybe if you are looking to play an FPS at 144Hz you might notice it...
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A few years ago I was really into the idea of starting a lifestyle business and began listening to a few podcasts about this. All of the podcasts I listened to ended up creating some sort of business related to podcasting.
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I'd assume after the 5 years you still have the car, or at least sell it for something rather than scrap.
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Add to this Uber Eats and Deliveroo. Here in London they are very popular, and most drivers use mopeds, which require very little training to get a license. I regularly see them driving through red lights, speeding, driving dangerously in g
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I follow a meditation (similar to mindfulness meditation) and recently started doing this. The teacher is familiar with both, and they feel very complimentary to me. The meditation I do focusses more on the mind and the subtle system, where
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Take a look into self-inflating camping mats. I had the same issue with foam mats, but with these it's not an issue as they are slightly thicker.
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For your location that may be an issue, but in other parts of Europe keeping summer time all year around will mean the sun doesn't rise until nearly 10am. The real issue here is such a large location is in the same timezone. The sun ri
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The traffic cameras used in the UAE are pretty tame compared to other countries. The police there are quite open about what new technologies they adopt (it's a form of propaganda to make it look like they are on par with Western countr
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I repaired a Galaxy S7 last year which had a broken rear case. It was pretty easy to get the parts and take it apart, but the rear of the phone was glued to the front screen, so when I took it apart it pulled some of the film above the scre
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4K is a bit of a catch 22 situation - hardcore gamers don't want 4K as the GPUs don't have enough performance for it. Monitors don't support higher refresh rates as there is no demand from gamers for a 144Hz display. Intel iG
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Its also worth mentioning there are plenty of places on Earth with pretty hospitable environments, it's not just deserts and the article circle. Yes cities are overcrowded, but that's just because people go there for jobs. My wife
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