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by goda90 5y ago
I want to make a plug for Grocy[0] which has recipes and meal planning, but its core feature is inventory. It's a lot of work to get going, but if you keep a lot of non-perishable and frozen food it can help a lot with tracking what ne
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by goda90 5y ago
I grew up with color screens on everything but my GameBoy Pocket. But for some reason the B/W laptop my oldest sister had gotten for college in the early 90s made it's way home for me to mess with and I was surprised how well so m
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by goda90 5y ago
And not just the managers, but in some industries(i.e. healthcare) it's also government and insurance requirements demanding constant changes and configurability.
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by goda90 5y ago
I agree that Putin and co are the primary cause of Russia not prospering. I honestly think that Russia joining the EU would be great for the Russian people and the EU, but it's not great for plutocrats.
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by goda90 5y ago
While I wouldn't call Russia justified at all, Ukraine presented a number of threats to Putin's desire to be a superpower. The main threat to Putin is Ukraine's growing but still undeveloped natural gas resources. One of the
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by goda90 5y ago
Though if invasion failing is what finally takes down Putin's regime, then the deserters might likely be granted pardons by the next regime.
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by goda90 5y ago
And crop nutrient depletion
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by goda90 5y ago
>Only two places were unpolluted – Iceland and a Venezuelan village where the indigenous people do not use modern medicines. Does Iceland do anything particular with their wastewater to make them not have this problem?
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by goda90 5y ago
Don't forget Phelps also spends most of his exercise time in water. The body expends energy to maintain thermal equilibrium, and water absorbs heat much more quickly than the air. With several hours of swimming each day, that energy wi
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by goda90 5y ago
What we need is shifting subsidies. Change the incentives year over year so farmer's can adapt. Maybe add some budget to incentivize faster changing without punishing the slower movers. Throw resources towards training and retooling.
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by goda90 5y ago
Gabe Brown claims he can get more calories per acre than monoculture farms[0]. He also claims that it's more thought, but not much more physical work overall. His profits probably depend somewhat on premium pricing that wouldn't h
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by goda90 5y ago
Reminder that Ukraine does not have nukes. Russia does. They are the ones with a finger on the trigger.
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by goda90 5y ago
I watched this video from a guy named Mark Shepard who's approach is hybridization and natural selection. It sounds like he has American-Chinese chestnut hybrids in his farm: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RePJ3rJa1Wg
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by goda90 5y ago
Another idea is to put human waste into properly managed fish ponds that can then be harvested for more food: https://www.lowtechmagazine.com/2021/03/urban-fish-ponds-low...
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by goda90 5y ago
I'd argue being private is the only reason Valve has accomplished what it has accomplished. If they had to answer to non-gamer shareholders, they'd have not done a lot of things that have made gamers happy, but looked risky initia
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by goda90 5y ago
Schools are very limited in the ways they can discipline children. On top of that, they are dealing with ~30 children to one adult. A child's guardian is the only one in a position to effectively teach them to be respectful of others.
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by goda90 5y ago
This mentions a form of playful teasing by close family members other than the parents. I wonder if this practice used to be more common in lots of cultures but has died out due to how disconnected many people have become from extended fami
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by goda90 5y ago
Humans have been working with glass for a really long time. I wonder how hard it would be to make a microscope and kick off germ theory and antibiotics and such back then.
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by goda90 5y ago
I think the author misses the point. We live in a culture where people frequently buy things and then never use them. Those are the things people mean when saying "buy experiences, not things". Putting money into tools for a hobby
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by goda90 5y ago
Most agricultural land can't support food crops but can support ruminants.
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by goda90 5y ago
My wife and I enjoy a rice filled sock. It has the added benefit of being able to wrap around our shoulder/neck when needed. Might be a bit harder to heat in a low-tech way than water though.
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by goda90 5y ago
Reminds me of a little battle I got into years ago at work. The thermostat covered like 4 or 5 offices, and they had given us a control to change it on an internal website. It would record your name when you changed it, and then make you wa
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by goda90 5y ago
End users don't have to compile the software each time they want to run it. A dedicated performance testing setup with realistic hardware is better than wasting a developer's time waiting for their machine.
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by goda90 5y ago
This study had people stop ivermectin when they tested positive.
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by goda90 5y ago
Pre-infection prophylaxis is not the same as treatment for infection. That's where a large number of people had things wrong.
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by goda90 5y ago
But this isn't a productivity hack article. It's about Actually Being. If you put in 40 hours of Netflix and Candy Crush, will you be able to look back a week and remember the hours, or will it be a blur with a couple good moments
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by goda90 5y ago
People don't generally want to be lazy. They want to feel like their effort matters. And even if you have a job that is important for society to function and improve, your efforts can be poisoned by seeing the vast majority of the valu
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by goda90 5y ago
It gets worse. Even if you could download an old version of Firefox and Chrome to your iOS device, they'd have the same problem as Safari, because Apple bans third party browser engines. Firefox and Chrome for iOS are essentially wrapp
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by goda90 5y ago
The problem is actually in the wide gulf between illegal bribery, and regulated lobbying. The law says "This is lobbying, these are the rules, and required reporting", and the law says "This is bribery, and these are the pun
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by goda90 5y ago
I voted Trek, but there are some good Star Wars TV shows.

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