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by kaybe 6y ago
How is there not a single image in that article..
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by kaybe 6y ago
Which chapters are missing from the downloadable version?
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by kaybe 6y ago
It's one of the first things you learn in trick cycling and not that bad, really. As soon as you know the failure modes of each trick and how to deal with each you're pretty safe. This one only has some that are easily caught. Tha
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by kaybe 6y ago
> do Germans put it in coffee? Yes. What do you do with it?
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Not all needs can just be covered by the economy, of course. You cannot make people respect or love someone. I was talking purely about basic physical needs such as enough varied good food and decent shelter. As your link says, 'Man i
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by kaybe 6y ago
Wait, you cannot imagine odors? They are more vivid than images in my head.
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by kaybe 6y ago
How do you reliably measure teacher quality?
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by kaybe 6y ago
I'd suspect ships (though I'm not sure what you mean when I look at the map). Tropospheric NO2 is usually not transported that far, although we do measure transported US pollution in Europe.
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by kaybe 6y ago
*less of the undesirable and more of the desirable work is what I meant but did not specify. Is that more in line with what you mean?
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by kaybe 6y ago
https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov/ is also good for direct satellite data and derivatives.
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I think 'truely interesting' is one of the highest compliments you can give to art.
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by kaybe 6y ago
That is a very interesting analogy! I'm going to steal that.
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It doesn't makes a difference. If I had a job I might not want to continue if it was undesirable, if it was desirable I would continue anyway. If I didn't have a job I would still like my basic needs covered (living in a country w
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by kaybe 6y ago
Well we could allocate the stocks equally to everyone if we wanted to work with that idea. I'm not sure what to do with the stock market in that scenario though. Maybe we can reallocate annually?
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by kaybe 6y ago
> The most effective means we have today for determining what we should do for other people is prices. That means markets, not capitalism.
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by kaybe 6y ago
Not that it actually matters for the discussion, just for transparency - I am pretty open about the method. As long as we all get to do less of the undesirable work, our needs are covered and the profits and power of automation are not conc
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by kaybe 6y ago
Yes, I meant it's not a choice whether to brush at all. And if you have more than one or two cows the choice between the autobrush and manual seems clear, especially since the cows seem to love them and can use them whenever.
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by kaybe 6y ago
I wish, I only ever found 'warm' springs.. do you have a recommendation?
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The rules (in Germany, but also other places) say you either have to offer the cows these brushes or brush them manually. It's not really a choice.
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It really makes me sad that jobs are seen as inherently valuable. The way you phrase it, 'provide jobs', feels like jobs are something needed. Of course, in the current setup, this is true, but there are so many boring and hard jo
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Kummerspeck
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I think it should be fine if you form a very small group and only ever meet these same people (optimally outside with a bit of distance of course). It shouldn't be that much different from people living in a medium-size household and m
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by kaybe 6y ago
I think work is a gas. It expands to fill all available time, and you can compress it but the the pressure will rise.
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by kaybe 6y ago
A few times a year our office loses power, which causes the machine we have running for data evaluation to crash. There seems to be about a third chance for that to damage my Anaconda installation. Last time I could only solve it by deinsta
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by kaybe 6y ago
> Needless to say, he doesn't provide any scientific evidence of that -- he knows full well his supporters need nothing more than his word to believe in anything. I want to live in a world where this is actually viable everywhere, w
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by kaybe 6y ago
And get a properly fitted bike. Japan, I'm looking at you.
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Living in a place the landlord has a strong emotional connection to can also be difficult (e.g. their previous family home).
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Let me tell you about the horror that is vanilla pudding with vanilla ice cream. The textures clash in a way that is just.. terrible. But also kind of interesting.
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For many of us, when we went to STEM we finally found our tribe and became social as hell.
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>I should mention total solar irradiance has remained relatively consistent over time (and continues to). It should be noted that the 11-year solar cycle is much stronger in the shorter wavelengths, especially below 200nm. Since that is

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