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by goda90 6y ago
We can all start at a local level to solve this by pushing for lighting ordinances: https://www.darksky.org/our-work/lighting/public-policy/ligh...
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by goda90 6y ago
There are lots of foraged foods that require more preparation than just regular cooking. I wouldn't be surprised if someone, either upon tasting the bitterness, or getting sick just one time, figured that they should try soaking, or do
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by goda90 6y ago
Digital clay. A revolution in computer interfaces.
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by goda90 6y ago
I'm looking forward to the dish washing robot to be invented. Something that can actually scrub a dish, not just spray it. Combine it with an automatic cabinet so you don't even need to unload it.
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by goda90 6y ago
I think there's a desire for privacy which you can't get using Google's speech to text solutions.
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by goda90 6y ago
The always-online video game is already a thing. Single player campaigns that require an internet connection. I would not be surprised if we someday see TVs that won't work at all without a network connection.
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by goda90 6y ago
Couldn't it be possible there are layers that we've explained as having natural causes simply because when discovered, those attempting to explain them didn't even consider the idea it was caused by a civilization? We're
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by goda90 6y ago
How would a vacuum bed work on porous cloth? I guess there would be some kinds of fabric that just wouldn't work.
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by goda90 6y ago
During the summer at higher latitudes yes. But as the angle of the sun lowers, the amount of UVB getting through the atmosphere goes down. Also skin tone has an effect. Darker skin creates less from the same amount of sunlight.
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by goda90 6y ago
There's actually quite a large community of 3DS hackers: https://old.reddit.com/r/3dshacks/ I was able to hack mine(though I don't use it much anyway) fairly easily. My brother did it to his so he could
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by goda90 6y ago
I guess my point is, if outcomes are affected by a couple dozen variables, unless we can control for all those variables, then we might not see any affect from this one variable. And there is a limit to how many variables we can reasonably
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by goda90 6y ago
It seems like its easy to identify the harms of extremes. Too little of X causes Y and too much of W causes Z. But with so many variables affecting the human body(nutritional, genetic, environmental, microbial, mental, etc) how can we even
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by goda90 6y ago
It's not so much a short sighted argument as it is an argument that Nvidia will be short sighted. The smart long term decision is to keep ARM dominate for many many years. The short term profits come from wiping out competition in the
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by goda90 6y ago
Epic does do UI/UX studies. It's got a lot of legacy code to plow through, combined with regulatory and customization demands that lead to best UX practices having to be bypassed sometimes. Striking a balance between too much info
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by goda90 6y ago
Maybe there can be some of the advantages of a system sent along. A multigenerational fleet with multiple ships, capable of trading among them, but also providing a degree of separation and differentiation. You could even try attaching some
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by goda90 6y ago
An article on alternative blade materials: https://www.lowtechmagazine.com/2019/06/wooden-wind-turbines...
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by goda90 6y ago
Lots of nudity in film is of a sexual nature. Uncontrolled exposure to fictional depictions of sex could create unhealthy understanding of sex in children that parents want to avoid. Hence not family friendly. I'm not saying most in fi
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by goda90 6y ago
"Reform public safety" works though
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by goda90 6y ago
Their wikipedia page suggests they were profitable as of 2018: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canonical_(company) They provide support to lots of enterprises.
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by goda90 6y ago
You might want acidity. A lot of berry bushes like blueberries love soil down to pH of 4.0
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by goda90 6y ago
The nice thing about this treatment is that testing should be a bit easier. Not really dangerous in a controlled setting, and if you find someone who is early stages of cancer then if it isn't effective you can switch to a known treatm
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by goda90 6y ago
Its interesting that that neighborhood could be defined as low density, but it's at least twice a dense as my neighborhood, and I can quickly drive to neighborhoods that are half as dense as that without even hitting millionaire neighb
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by goda90 6y ago
When I lived in Chile, I really enjoyed the little tiendas everywhere, particularly the ones that were bakeries. I have a hard time imagining how well something similar would work in my suburban neighborhood where everyone has cars. Maybe a
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by goda90 6y ago
I guess we could ask, what is the metric of greatness for art? Quality of work? Popularity? Is the artist who does something perfectly exquisite that profoundly impacts anyone who sees it, but ends up only being seen by a small handful of p
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by goda90 6y ago
Maybe you're anchored by long articles?
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by goda90 6y ago
Human ingenuity has accomplished some marvelous things in the last century. I can't help but wonder how easily we could have tooled up for mass production of affordable PAPRs to distribute for times when remote work isn't very eff
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by goda90 6y ago
It's a different gameplay experience, but I highly recommend Valiant Hearts for another emotionally stirring experience about people going through war.
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by goda90 6y ago
I tried from my phone's 4G and saw someone had downloaded a movie bigger than the typical data cap for my carrier. Yikes.
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by goda90 6y ago
32 robots on the line. If each is always doing its job on a unit(because it's a pipeline), and a unit gets all 32 pieces done in 30 seconds, then each robot is spending about a second on its unit. That means a completed unit every seco
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by goda90 6y ago
I found the Wikipedia article: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminum_based_nanogalvanic_... Saying this ignores basic physics is like saying gasoline engines ignore basic physics. No one is saying that it's fre

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