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by ip26 3y ago
A single lost limb with major bleed would probably still be breathing, and so would not be Black. Their vitals would place them in Red. They are the people triage is designed to save, by minimizing time spent with Black, Yellow, and Green.
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by ip26 3y ago
Wikipedia already summarizes books in two sentences. The point of reading is to experience, absorb, etc.
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by ip26 3y ago
It’s actually not that crazy. Many multi story houses have their plumbing and hvac built this way to save on copper pipe and get you hot water faster. All the bathrooms etc backing a central plumbing chase.
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by ip26 3y ago
Your zip code is better correlated to the public spending you benefit from than your salary.
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by ip26 3y ago
Is there wide agreement it is misbehaving and ought to be changed “somehow”? Perhaps it could be modified. There are other ways to achieve the basic objective without creating the same side effects. For example, Colorado’s TABOR has a very
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by ip26 3y ago
The real story is, are they greenwashing or simply struggling in their push to make things better? The “expose” doesn’t touch on that at all, which makes me skeptical. No effort investigating how Patagonia responded internally to the allega
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by ip26 3y ago
Most of the ethical-themed alternatives to a mass-market product don't seem to succeed at displacing the mass-market Agreed, this is the big prize, and Patagonia seems unique in this regard. They might not make all their clothes in w
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by ip26 3y ago
Part of the problem is the ranchers don’t have good tools to repel the wolves. They can’t kill them. Wolves get around fences, kill guard dogs, etc. They are persistent, smart, and learn, so they can learn to defeat traps, and quickly lose
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by ip26 3y ago
1) your great grandparents loved the ocean air and thus moved near the coast 2) plants near the coast have iodine because iodine has been blowing in from the ocean and depositing on the soil for eons 3) you eat those plant 4) you don’t have
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by ip26 3y ago
There’s clearly some of the baumol effect at play. The small engine repairman hasn’t gotten much more productive, which is part of why it’s so expensive to hire out repair.
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by ip26 3y ago
It’s the old fuel injection vs carburetor debate. Do you want something that usually runs for 200k miles without a single problem, but takes a fancy shop to fix? Or do you want something that needs a complete rebuild every three months and
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by ip26 3y ago
intake from air is considered insignificant But, intake from air is how the soil & plants get it, over long time scales… It’s always possible that a simple indirect selection is at play, e.g. people who simply love the sea breeze (for
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by ip26 3y ago
the ability to focus for long periods on a single task, longer than the rest of the family Practical focus on any task that needs doing? Or borderline obsessive, and only on tasks that really interest or motivate you?
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by ip26 3y ago
It’s not ecologically complex, it’s socially complex. Flat out steamrolling the ranchers just because you can is foolish, and will create generations of simmering resentment. Actual governance involves hearing and recognizing their concerns
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by ip26 3y ago
FWIW, there are multiple wolf packs in Glacier National Park. There is mandatory grizzly safety education and you are required to carry bear spray when venturing into the backcountry. Nobody ever said a word about wolves.
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by ip26 3y ago
The line of thought is, “easily distracted” can in practice mean “noticing everything”. Awareness lies partly in conflict with focus.
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by ip26 3y ago
I find myself wondering “at what price”. For every oddball who found their community online, there must be 10x, 100x, 1000x as many experiencing only the dark side. There are, by definition, not that many oddballs. It’s a funny blind spot;
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by ip26 3y ago
The common wisdom is that there is no meaning in work, which is the most common form of what I described, so I have to discount the possibility I’ve actually figured anything out.
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by ip26 3y ago
You could always start with loading up Spec ‘06, which contains micro kernels of such “heroic” workloads.
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by ip26 3y ago
The shrink created Denard Scaling, which directly boosted speed. Later, when that ended, more transistors still delivered strong enhancements to capture greater ILP and TLP. Today, it’s a combination of many small factors. Leakage is still
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by ip26 3y ago
There’s an awful lot of life still ahead of your early twenties, and I had several loose friends in college who burnt themselves out on drugs. You don’t have to be a prude, but you can cut a long, bright future very short indeed without so
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by ip26 3y ago
I might agree, if I could ever figure out what is “meaningful” to me. I’m simultaneously incapable of sitting down and doing nothing (because I love pushing towards a goal) and also fully aware that goals are usually extrinsic and unfulfill
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by ip26 3y ago
Even that can be a puzzle. Kids can be hard work. People like to talk in rosy terms about spending time with kids, especially when it’s the “idea” of kids or the “memory” of their own kids. Yet few parents of presently young children descri
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by ip26 3y ago
Drain water heat recovery. See: power pipe.
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by ip26 3y ago
There wasn't a "killer app" for on-die AI accelerators until roughly this March. Until about nine months ago, the only widely-discussed ideas were re-aiming pupils to make your video call feel more natural, and applying backg
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by ip26 3y ago
It works great if you know the exact incantation, but the discoverability of those incantations is terrible, and that's the exact problem.
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by ip26 3y ago
Crazy hotkey sequences, yes. Basic sequences like ci"foobar or /foo<enter>dwn... are a pretty great user experience - although it's true that your editing speed rarely determines the success or failure of the company.
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by ip26 3y ago
FWIW there are ~9 superchargers along Highway 95 between Reno and Vegas, and it's a 400 mile trip. You would probably only need to stop and charge once.
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by ip26 3y ago
I assume a deal like that involves a lot of direct support and optimization by ROCm team for the workload the supercomputer is running, rather than generic awesomeness at everything. That’s been my experience with most large enterprise soft
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by ip26 3y ago
Uber seems to have created a lot of opex (30k employees, high comp) setting a pretty high bar to reach profitability, and there are many substitute goods (planes, trains, your own car, bicycles, busses, walking). So they may not be position

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