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Timeframe too. Are they not yet out of the hard times phase? The idea I think fits into the wider complexity that is life—those operating in the hard times regime are burning a wick that eventually runs out and the situation becomes intoler
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why did he have to endure them anyways? Was he not a volunteer, what gives?
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very interesting, essentially riding the coattails of the notoriety in derangement, what a concept.
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I like that > Like any interesting pursuit, scientific publishing struggles to keep up with developments in technology. I'm going to keep that in mind, there does seem to be this interesting human nature presumption that everyone k
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yah it's hard to verify whether or not the thing has true absolute accuracy. However once I started experimenting in real world scenarios where I was able to corroborate my own subjective interpretation of my senses the numbers did cor
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I can see that one being pushed back, there's a lot of context for sure but the direct question is not surfaced visibly enough. """ I have this working no problem locally , but in production with different domains, my br
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it's been fascinating seeing the expanded representation in imported goods. I bought a baseball the other day and it was made in Cambodia. I think that was a first for me. Seeing lots of tools shift to Taiwan which has long been in the
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> After two months of daily ingestion of nanoplastics at the estimated human consumption dose What is this said estimated human consumption dose anyways?
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come to think of it this would hide transfers between similar ranking networks where companies swapped things out.
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one of the sensors in SF right now """ On June 7th, 2023, 4:12:06 PM PDT 10 Minute Average US EPA PM2.5 AQI is now 320 Sensor: Bill Nye the AQI """ https://map.purpleair.com/1/m/i/
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I believe we started suffering a long streak back in 2017 where it was back to back years of suffering. Last year we got off easy because we got hit by some lucky rains that put an end to things. Still gotta get through this summer and see
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yes, you'll find out first hand if you buy a PM2.5 meter and measure locally in your environment. We have a battery powered one we'd take on trips with us and in the car. Buy a Bosch HEPA cabin filter for your car too, it makes a
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Start getting acquainted with purpleair checks too before going out. We used to review and hunt out the green air locations for the day and take a trip out to the ocean or wherever we could find respite to get some outdoor time. You go stir
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I was thinking about this is the food and personal products space. I dreamed up something like requiring some kind of notation to denote how many steps you are away from a parent company. Direct private companies with no parent would have n
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I also like language constructs which have constrained definitions, eg in python list and other comprehensions vs for loops. The comprehensions are very limited in their side effect outcomes and intent, the for loops are much more open ende
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Another angle is comfort and ergonomics. Less stress and strain on the wrists and fingers using less contortions to get where you need to go.
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Seeing and reading this this morning finally made me want to go chase down an old contemporaneous reaction blog post to this Ryan Dahl rant that I used to enjoy referring to Too Much Stupid Software https://web.archive.org/
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I just had a funny thought experiment along this self identification route. "I identify as a trillionaire" and finding that claim triggering the IRS to go hunt me down to find all those taxes I never paid as a trillionaire.
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This is one of the reasons I make notes off websites that piqued my interest in something. It’s just too hard to re-search from scratch.
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I love that, at most it establishes that they think that they engage in securities dealings but what if they're actually mistaken in that regard or merely speak that way as a shorthand for recognizing that others, namely the SEC itself
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This is an interesting concept I’d like to hear more of with this so called preventative value. Is this to say in their absence bigger troubles would show up so having their services prevents worse outcomes from sneaking up on us or somethi
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that's an interesting point, I think for those professions theres sufficient quantity of a baseline demand that they don't need to artificially create demand. However it's not unprecedented, there was a crazy story a friend s
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that is interesting, may not have, how in the world does the accounting work in this scenario, they just pool everything together similar to that critique of Amazon with mixed inventory or whatever that problem is called? I always thought t
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sounds like a scary source of harddrive corruption that left untreated will corrupt the whole platter/flash/etc material.
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exactly, I wonder if they were able to likewise trace individuals caught in her crossfire.
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what did he say / how did he react when you handed it back?
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yah, and I can see this being true of any effort to remove something negative from society. What do you do next when satisfactorily eliminate it and how do you test when that negative thing has not sufficiently retreated for a given effort.
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I've seen street interviews on Youtube or maybe Twitter where they come up to tourists and ask them how they're enjoying their trip and catch any feedback. Sad replies.
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I've heard it called the homelessness industrial complex, that was from some City Journal article someone posted to HN some years back that introduced me to that publication. It was a shocking thing to contemplate but yah with that sum
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I've been leveraging the iOS notes app too for a similar personal distillation of subjects with my personal summarization of the article etc. It's also a breadcrumbs of things I found interesting on the internet which are growing
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