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3y ago
maybe if we call them "freedom breaks" ???
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3y ago
Instead of being dead on the side of the road from commuting. Sounds like an improvement.
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This is confusing. At one point risk is an essential component of ritualized calculations, but then the same formulas enable ignoring climate change? Also seems wrong at the core as what we know of economics shows symbols and counting use
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3y ago
There are many factors involved. Just to point out one, when the freeze and blackout hit Texas many makers of adhesives got stuck with volatile products in pipes and pumps. The reconstruction effort from that has been big enough that it i
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3y ago
San Francisco has major issues, but this could also be interpreted as interest rates returning to the range of historic means causing the waters to recede and show everyone who has been swimming naked. With great leverage comes great risk.
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3y ago
This seems like basic marketing. You need to know who is interested in buying the product, why, and what kind of language they use. Microwave ovens are a great example of this. They existed for quite a while, but people rejected them bec
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3y ago
Really weird how political this is. UFOs are totally real but space lasers are funny, yet the evidence for both is basically the same grainy video. General AI as a strong problem, indeed.
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3y ago
Not being able to handle remote work seems to be emerging as an indicator of other kinds of mismanagement as well. Just another example of errors propagating unchecked.
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3y ago
One possible next step might be composing an example. Currently automated CEOs have achieved at best modest accomplishments.
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3y ago
Outrage over current circumstances is pervasive in the City. Had this guy not been so buried in his work then he probably would have noticed that. This situation is not something trivial, but took an accumulation of factors over a long pe
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3y ago
or copy editing, apparently
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3y ago
This focuses on the environmental complications, but the economic issues are particularly difficult. Clothing manufacture and repair is in general among the first technologically sophisticated value adding sectors that developing countries
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3y ago
Use robots instead of humans maybe.
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3y ago
It seems like battery swapping could potentially make battery charging a side issue.
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3y ago
Internationalization may contribute to this as it is increasingly necessary for businesses to seek clients globally, but ideas about what makes for simple, clear, easy processes varies hugely between countries. More care needs to be taken t
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3y ago
It's a modern problem. Below the current city are the remains of several other cities that previously sank into the muck. The problem only became difficult to manage when we stopped rebuilding over sunken structures and started conti
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3y ago
Was not able to load this. Maybe it is time to reconsider using Twitter this way?
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3y ago
If only there were something that might help us understand what we were getting into.
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3y ago
This is not about your cannabis yields. In high concentrations CO2 is a pollutant: https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2020/12/more-co2-in-the-a...
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3y ago
Yes, but in the worst way. Giving large amounts of CO2 to plants is kind of like giving huge doses of steroids to athletes. They grow abnormally and become unhealthy and short lived.
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m0llusk
3y ago
And you just burned the toast AGAIN!
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m0llusk
3y ago
Very nice! Personally would have called the layers earth, grass, and bugs, but that might be misunderstood. Thanks for sharing!
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3y ago
Does Firefox count? It totally changes the experience of page and video viewing. I don't use ad blockers but it seems like Firefox manages video play somewhat aggressively.
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3y ago
Never is a really long time.
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3y ago
Honestly, that seems doubtful. The C language has intense dominance and Objective-C puts a nice, minimal, object oriented wrapper on all of that while all the C developer tools remain effective.
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3y ago
Seems like this might make for a cool video game. Play an isolated Japanese person and get points for things like going out for a walk in a park or to fetch sushi.
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3y ago
PostgreSQL is a community thing and MySQL is Oracle. Maybe make some basic benchmarks for comparison?
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3y ago
People underestimate how rough SF has been in the past. Urban horrors inspired Dirty Harry some time ago and it was all getting seriously tired even back then. There are also long term changes playing out. The Baby Boom flooded SF with we
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3y ago
There are a bunch of issues bunched up together here. Large houses are not only possible with good land use patterns, but as older cities grow the average unit size also increases. When I was young we moved from a trailer into a huge old
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3y ago
There seem to be questions about products claiming to have Melatonin: More than a quarter of products sampled were contaminated with seratonin: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5263069/ Of 25 prod
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