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by jxramos 5y ago
The wiki image is pretty telling https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grain_entrapment Does not look fun at all https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDQGfA-0yhk
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by jxramos 5y ago
I was just wondering about this. I recently purchased something online, and when I got the email receipt it had all the state and county and city level tax breakdown. I thought to myself, was this tax being charged due to the billing or shi
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this is interesting, when supply is artificially limited so reliably you can bank long term investments on it. Pretty amazing.
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I think it's a shorthand for implying the application of her youthful beauty funneled into a deep romance to establish a lasting relationship. Some beauty can prolong into older ages, but some of us are just beautiful and highly desira
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yah, I took it as some remote distant island on the fringe of Hawaii, when I looked at where it was on the map I realized it was near civilization.
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by jxramos 5y ago
Yep, failing to differentiate unrealized gains falls in the realm of beginner information. Taxes on Stocks Explained for Beginners that Know NOTHING About Taxes https://youtu.be/EKYMbsjUUtE?t=46 > > Those gains are no
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by jxramos 5y ago
right, but in conditions that are stuffy as detected by the user does the meter reflect increased C02. Seems like it does according to some other threads where people report feeling `xyz` when numbers reach `abc`.
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by jxramos 5y ago
would you mind sharing the model of the monitor? I'm interesting in getting one now.
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Do those things reflect when the indoor air quality gets too stuffy by any chance? In those instances can you see the ppm rise some amount?
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> Perched on a barren volcano in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, the Mauna Loa observatory is a benchmark sampling location for CO2. It’s ideally situated for sampling well-mixed air- undisturbed by the influence of local pollution sour
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by jxramos 5y ago
WOW! that looks like an invading army or something. What country's flags are those ships flying? So are those ships like sending off stealth rowboats or something into the dark past mile 201 to hall in seafood from Argentinian waters?
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by jxramos 5y ago
I remember when I first saw latinx, I thought it meant something about a Latin mixer or Latin cross exchange, or cross pollination. I had no idea it was a regex metacharacter for `a` or `o`, essentially latin[ao].
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This is my observation too, I often wondered if Walmart wasn't around what would be these folks alternatives?
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yep, I've shifted buying such locked up things online for in store pickup. It was totally annoying to have such a drag on time buzzing someone repeatedly to come and unlock. They should actually post a notice on the locked cabinets say
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by jxramos 5y ago
There's something to #6. I agree it's pronounced at Walmarts. I've observed the same lack of sensitivity when going to a Costco in a poor side of town vs a more well to do, I've used that repeated experience as an Apples
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the spectrum seems accurate for the employee pay I think.
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ah I never knew about that distinction. Good to know.
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I was always hoping to find something that would do partial renderings of a template before some exception occurred while rendering said template. This would be a great debug feature. https://stackoverflow.com/questions&#x2F
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by jxramos 5y ago
can you detail the idea about real control structures, are you talking about if and elif and else clauses? Is there something partial about jinja's control structures? https://jinja.palletsprojects.com/en/3.0.x&#x2
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Now that I think about it, I've come to realize that a large fraction of entertainment operates at the extrema of human experience, otherwise it would be too mundane and unentertaining. But if most of those so called entertaining thing
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by jxramos 5y ago
oh yah, my family totally dropped out of modern media, and man whenever we go to visit extended family and other stuff and they happen to be watching something on TV or a movie or whatever holy smokes it's pretty incredible how resens
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by jxramos 5y ago
I never knew that angle of his work, do you have any references where these ideas were expressed, were they essays or some chapter in a book. I'm more familiar with this name regarding statistics, quality, and manufacturing sorts of de
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by jxramos 5y ago
it's a good question, I always thought STDs were more infectious just because their direct route of transmission into the body with the large mucous bodies that are involved. Thinking about that recent term that's come up in COVID
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this is interesting, so you're saying producing something like a "super STD" much like how antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria, ie superbugs, are bred in hospitals for example. So in this petridish of unprotected sex we
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I didn't even understand what that sentence meant > But that day in the classroom, my incomprehensible English taught me that being an linguistic "have" is unstable and delusional at best. What does it mean to be a linguis
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by jxramos 5y ago
A related set of advice from a Nobel laureate: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5198756/
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by jxramos 5y ago
Is this a serious piece or is this some kind of parody?
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isn't petty theft below a certain threshold no longer enforced in SF or is that just myth? I thought the criminals over there just considered the odds were in their favor to pull off those things without consequence.
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Is there a public demo of it posted anywhere?
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They definitely raise a very provocative point > Responding to it by mobilizing a machine to fix one of the few remaining hubs of U.S. productivity is one of the highest impact problems we could take on. > As tech is one of America’s

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