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Curate Your Reddit Profile Content with New Controls
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A credit card means 0 privacy protection though. The website and the payment processor know exactly who you are and what you are doing.
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Not sure if it's just a "trust us" thing, but a way to accomplish this would be anonymous credentials. https://csrc.nist.gov/presentations/2022/stppa4-anonym-cred
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Just "backup" the data with duplication. For example you could color the floor beneath the mosaic, and the grout used for each tile, so as each layer is removed or faded, it still lasts a little longer. Duplicate your mosaic on bo
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I don't find anything unconvincing about it. The program is flawed because it doesn't account for cattle smuggling. My comment is about evolutionary pressure to bypass our control methods.
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While this can probably be explained by flaws in the program, I wonder if there's a chance of an evolutionary jump that would help the screwworms overcome the sterilization program. Increased radiation resistance, females mating multip
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1y ago
How so? It sounds like they are saying high intensity light with wavelengths in the infrared and visible affect the chip, suggesting higher and lower wavelengths don't even with high intensity.
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1y ago
If you go smaller you can use wood for the blades too. Smaller doesn't scale as well, but if you design and build them right you can still get more energy than it takes to produce them: https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/
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I work in software where bugs can be very disruptive for the end user's very important job. Typescript was a godsend over JavaScript. I've blamed issues on changes where the developer clearly didn't grok the area they were ch
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I've got Home Assistant set up and the app on my phone. But the only light switch I have automated is done with a standalone, battery powered timer with a motor to turn a dumb switch on and off. It's on my porch light so it turns
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Small cities can support mass transit. Street cars and buses can do an excellent job when you don't have the scale for a subway system. Yes neighborhoods should contain every need, but when you plan neighborhoods to revolve around cars
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I'd say Gattaca touches on how easy it is to edge a little over the line of what is a "disease". For example this scene touches on "prejudicial conditions" like baldness: https://www.youtube.com/watc
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Maybe they are actually saying "we should take steps to avoid possible futures that we've already established would be bad in our works of art". You can't just hand wave away the idea that some technology could allow for
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1y ago
Tire noise increases with speed and weight. At freeway speeds, tires make 60% of the noise of a typical ICE vehicle[0]. Electric cars are also heavier than ICE vehicle due to the battery. High speed AV only roads would probably have more ca
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In the video I linked it goes over various reasons that would be a bad: road noise(tire noise exceeds ICE engine noise at pretty low speeds, so being an EV doesn't help), asphalt erosion, tire erosion, brake erosion, all of which are p
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1y ago
> I live 60 ft from a highway and would trade the noise of 1 speeding, honking, revving, modified-exhaust having human driven car for 100 well-maintained speed-limit obeying Waymo's. The speed limit will certainly be increased if on
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No pedestrian crossings. No bike lanes. No escape from the noise of thousands of tires going at high speed. No escape from the air pollution of eroding tires and brakes. A vision of that future from a skeptic: https://www.youtube
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Even autonomous vehicles pale in comparison to good mass transit, so if we're eliminating human-driven vehicles, might as well replace them mostly with mass transit instead.
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Some argue that autonomous driving will enable even worse infrastructure choices if we don't plan ahead. The Youtuber Not Just Bikes, for example, did a video called "How Self-Driving Cars Will Destroy Cities (and what to do about
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A great thing about the Netherlands is that their infrastructure makes it much easier for them to take away the licenses of older drivers who no longer can pass driving tests without leaving that person stranded at home.
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It seems like the market has filled up with body art that fits someplace between permanent tattoos and the little toy temporary tattoos that are basically stickers. Stuff that lasts for weeks, months, or years before fading away. Encouragin
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> I don’t think there is clinical level evidence for it Even if it's 100% placebo, if it's not harmful, and it works for a person, then it works. But, determining if it's not harmful should be a priority. I found this pers
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Evidence of bacterium that causes Lyme disease was also found in the 5000+ year old "Iceman" mummy found in the alps. People have described the disease in the 1700s, 1800s and in the 1900s prior to the outbreak in Lyme. Ticks pres
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1y ago
Poorly made and performing websites are everywhere. Just ask my wife how often I rant about it.
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1y ago
For selenium specifically, Wikipedia[0] talks about how regions with low soil selenium can cause issues for animals and a need for supplementing them. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selenium#Deficiency
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My state, Wisconsin, has had a long political and legal battle over the construction of high voltage lines from the Madison area to Dubuque, Iowa. Opposition ranges from aesthetics to wildlife conservation to it just being a waste of money.
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2y ago
It claims it detects all ionizing radiation but doesn't list high energy UV among the things detected.
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You don't think the scientists, who had their grants approved and were depending on receiving the money to do their work, are harmed by this?
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2y ago
This sounds like a business opportunity. Handheld produce analyzers you bring to the store/farmer's market/etc.
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2y ago
Weight loss shouldn't be the end goal. Health and fitness are what make life longer and more enjoyable. But it happens that excess weight inhibits health and fitness too. A skinny person can be unhealthy and unfit too.
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