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by jhloa2 7y ago
Only in certain climates though. Heat pumps typically perform poorly in colder climates where it's difficult to extract heat from low ambient outdoor temperatures. I work in HVAC and we almost never use them here in Denver because you
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by jhloa2 7y ago
I agree. An influx of tv show quotes without any additional thoughts or insights would make this site feel too much like the worst parts of Reddit.
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by jhloa2 7y ago
I don't think that I was ever explicitly taught it as a child but at some point I stumbled across it by accident it's one of my favorite ways to swim casually. As someone else mentioned above, it totally feels like a jellyfish swi
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by jhloa2 7y ago
While the app optimization may have played a small part, I know for a fact that when I updated my iPhone 6 to IOS 11 it basically became unusable until a whole year later when they released IOS 12. I upgraded to the 8 during this time and r
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by jhloa2 7y ago
"The particular race showcased in the video is between an older Tesla Model S and a new, modified Nissan LEAF PLUS" Doesn't really seem like a fair comparison, regardless of what the subtitle says.
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by jhloa2 7y ago
I worked at one of these companies a few years ago in the department that dealt with spammers. The volume of attempted spam from these free (and low tier) plans was absolutely staggering.
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by jhloa2 7y ago
That's where I notice them as well. I haven't seen it recently, but I recall a few years ago there was a highway around here (Denver) that was asphalt for the two leftmost lanes with a concrete slow lane that semi trucks were supp
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by jhloa2 7y ago
Freeze/thaw cycles seem to absolutely destroy the few segments of concrete roads we have around here. They don't seem to last more than 2 winters.
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by jhloa2 7y ago
Although most modern roads do tend to use petroleum products, the asphalt is actually remarkably sustainable as almost all of it is recycled: http://www.asphaltpavement.org/recycling . It seems like it would be tough to move
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by jhloa2 7y ago
I was under the assumption that Patagonia was PFC free but according to their website: "Patagonia has long relied on a DWR with perfluorinated compound (PFC) but we have been searching diligently for an alternative because of its harmf
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by jhloa2 7y ago
How is is not? Many colleges now have more administration staff than education faculty... I know that at my university they constructed a massive new building to house their growing administrative staff.
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by jhloa2 7y ago
I cooked up some beyond patties from the grocery store and they stayed red for me. I did attempt to cook them the same as I would a meat patty though. Seems like there's a technique to cooking them well
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by jhloa2 7y ago
Raise the drinking age to 21?
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by jhloa2 7y ago
I was homeschooled until sophomore year of high school. While there were certainly some benefits and I don't totally resent my upbringing, I do feel like I've had to work extra hard to develop my social skills. I know dozens of ot
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by jhloa2 7y ago
Are you proposing a secondary level of insurance for a failing primary insurance system? Won't that just make it worse?
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by jhloa2 7y ago
In the unlikely even that this was an alien object, the fact that it resembles something out of fiction is irrelevant.
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by jhloa2 7y ago
I'd like to see this in-person. looks pretty cool to me! Does anyone know how they display 45 different angles of an 3d object without using a ton of computing power? I'm imagining you'd need a beast of a computer to use this
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by jhloa2 7y ago
Holy guacamole their website is extremely hypocritical
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by jhloa2 7y ago
I really enjoy reading through the CAIC technical write ups after an avalanche accident. As a back country skier, these reports help me make educated decisions about risk in an inherently dangerous sport.
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2019/04/11 Mount Washington Fatal Avalanche Report(avalanche.state.co.us)
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by jhloa2 7y ago
That's interesting. Seems like your ear canal might have an atypical shape. I use my airpods all the time for running, mountain biking, motorcycling. I am still too scared to use them snowboarding because there's no way that I&#x2
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by jhloa2 7y ago
Titanium is very elastic.
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by jhloa2 7y ago
Wouldn’t that crush the bones? Also if that were the case wouldn’t they be more spread out?
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by jhloa2 7y ago
This reads like you worked on Libra
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by jhloa2 7y ago
Maybe not counterfeits, but many of the listing are very poorly made. Most of the clothing I've bought through them (even supposed name brands) have fallen apart extremely quickly. Looking through my history: - a car battery maintainer
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by jhloa2 7y ago
That might be the case but individuals are still free to refuse to buy items from amazon. I know that they won’t fail anytime soon because of AWS but I absolutely refuse to buy any items from their store because 7/10 times it’s garbage
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by jhloa2 7y ago
It can’t be worse than maintaining any other large greenhouse during the winter. You also have the latent heat from the house itself to keep the space warm throughout the night
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by jhloa2 7y ago
I wonder if this has a negative effect on the amount of fresh air that they get
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by jhloa2 7y ago
I agree with the sentiment. I’ll believe it when I see it. Does anyone know the current status of producing carbon nanotubes at scale? I hear things all the time about new graphene breakthroughs but since there’s not yet a reliable way of p
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by jhloa2 7y ago
"The United States government has strong concerns about any technology product that takes American data into the territory of an authoritarian state that permits its intelligence services to have unfettered access to that data or other

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