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by hammock 10mo ago
Why am I downvoted? Did people think I was suggesting spam in both?
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by hammock 10mo ago
I wonder why spam in personal email is acceptable but spam in work email is not. Why can’t we do both?
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by hammock 10mo ago
Don't overlook the influence of global soft power and the non-profit sector. Demographic shifts and a robust social safety net are also naturally reshaping the landscape
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by hammock 10mo ago
Order of magnitude increase in difficulty to defend a wind farm vs an oil rig. Wind farms are dispersed, not continuously manned, harder to monitor/enforce a 500m maritime safety zone of exclusion, have a greater attack surface (subsea
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by hammock 10mo ago
Why is whatever Michael Burry’s opinion is particularly notable?
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by hammock 10mo ago
Either it is not, or is a huge issue. Those windmills could be deployed on purpose
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by hammock 10mo ago
> Bringing up a map of wind power deployments tells the story; what you will see is a hot vertical strip in the center of the US Idk what you mean by that. I pulled up a map and saw dots all over the place. They are concentrated on the e
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by hammock 10mo ago
> Americans love to remove regulation to make things cheaper (and to enable capitalistic monopolies, but that's a different matter), then cry when people die (or worse). Different people
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by hammock 10mo ago
> They aren't "all over the place" in the US, and I certainly don't have a local archaeologist that I can just call up… The Northeastern US is quite recent with human presence Fun fact, New England has at least 71 d
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by hammock 10mo ago
> even a tiny bit better weather forecast is highly economically valuable (and saves a lot of wasted energy) if it means that 1 city doesn't have to evacuate because of an erroneous hurricane forecast Here is the NOAA on the improve
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by hammock 10mo ago
Didn’t realize that. That’s awesome
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by hammock 10mo ago
If you pay for the llm and turn thinking up to max , it succeeds at many tasks that it normally fails on free version
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by hammock 10mo ago
Why can’t llm answer that question? Photo itself ought to be enough for a bit of information (more than the bozo has to begin with, at least), and ideally its pulling location from metadata and pulling flash flood risk etc from the area
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by hammock 10mo ago
They aren’t one piece. See the dark seams? https://www.everythingkitchens.com/totally-bamboo-all-natura... These are strips glued together aka laminated. The binder is not PVA (which is water soluble and not suitable for th
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by hammock 10mo ago
I found so much indie electronic music I loved to listen to back then, via last fm. I don’t listen to any of it any more. Or have any interest to
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by hammock 10mo ago
Well unless you are getting solid wood utensils (much more $$ and most aren’t) then you are starting with bamboo glued together with adhesives. So at that point if you are worried about the finish I’d be worried about the glues as well I g
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by hammock 10mo ago
Well they are two different words with two different meanings. Both are true in this case. “Available” in the sense “obtainable,” “ready for use,” “suitable for a purpose” or perhaps “available to investors”
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by hammock 10mo ago
Just read the subhead. It explains everything. Ember’s report outlines how falling battery capital expenditures and improved performance metrics have lowered the levelized cost of storage, making dispatchable solar a competitive, anytime el
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by hammock 10mo ago
If air pollution dropped 22% then surely traffic dropped by a similar amount
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by hammock 10mo ago
Is this an AI assisted answer?
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by hammock 10mo ago
Which objections were proven wrong?
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by hammock 10mo ago
The congestion tax has far more impact on people who live and work above 60th or in the outer boroughs or NJ than it does Manhattanites. Retail, wholesale, trades, small businesses and yes commuters in these areas, which are poorer than Man
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by hammock 10mo ago
They better be. No one’s rooting for the smog, but a congestion tax is pretty regressive (hurts poorer people more)
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by hammock 10mo ago
What did it do to GDP? (Sincerely asking)
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by hammock 10mo ago
Mechanistic evidence shows low doses cause genotoxicity and oxidative stress in human lymphocytes and other cells. A novel mechanism proposal is that glyphosate may chelate and accumulate in the bone, slowly releasing into the bloodstream,
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by hammock 10mo ago
You sound neurotic. Anyway just pull the weeds out with a towel and you hands, or use boiling water to kill them
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by hammock 11mo ago
The more laws we have the more democracy we have! We need more! Look at all the problems around us
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by hammock 11mo ago
Thanks boss, they were the same company for a while and then got spun off. There is so much confusion that AI even has a hard time keeping them straight if you aren’t careful. Anyway it doesn’t matter the name for the purpose of my argument
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by hammock 11mo ago
Not sure that the opposite of transfer pricing is nepotism. As far as I know it’s far more common for someone who owns a lake house to assign four weeks a year to each grandkid , than to make them bid real money on it and put that in a main
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by hammock 11mo ago
Exiting the market. Not abandoning the factories. They will be retooled for AI market, which is more profitable. This is like developers shifting from building homes targeted at homeowners to building build-to-rent neighborhoods for Blackro

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