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by nimos 5y ago
Thanks!
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by nimos 5y ago
If someone wanted to do this but didn't know how to make schematics is there any recommended intro material?
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by nimos 5y ago
I feel like I'm in a bizarro world the number of people supporting the forker or trying to make it off like its just an innocent mistake.
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by nimos 5y ago
Well on average it's eating closer to twice a week. People fast for much longer. I think at most I've done 3 in a almost a row - doing stuff with friends will mess stuff up - I fit them in where I can. You can look into it if you
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by nimos 5y ago
Fast for 72-100 hours. Eat normally for 1 day then fast again. Works better with WFH (you want to be near a toilet after breaking a fast). But you can also just time it so your fast ends on Sunday and do it once a week. You do have to be a
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by nimos 5y ago
I can't recommend fasting enough. I do rolling 72-100 hour fasts to lose weight and its by far the easiest thing to do. Are you familiar with water? Yeah. Good to go. (You probably want to add in a bit of sodium/magnesium/pot
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by nimos 5y ago
Pumping seems like something that could run intermittently with renewable energy. Have to overbuild capacity I suppose.
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by nimos 5y ago
Hmmm interesting. I have camelcamelcamel alerts for a couple air conditioners but they have never gotten down to the price I set. I guess that explains it. Maybe another summer of a fan and wet t-shirts for me.
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by nimos 5y ago
And how much of that money is flowing into buying up residential housing now because every other asset is so inflated? Basically every index is at all time highs. The stock market more or less recovered last summer and they keep buying? WTF
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by nimos 5y ago
Thanks to the Fed for low interest rates and constant QE. Can't wait for tomorrow's inflation numbers - just kidding they'll juice the numbers like they always do with hedonic adjustments so they can pretend the standard of l
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by nimos 5y ago
Cannot say enough about their customer support. In 1:45 I called and got a replacement part shipped to me free of charge. That's one minute, 45 seconds. About 30s of that was me telling them I had ordered something earlier that day and
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by nimos 5y ago
If you own your own home it would be pretty trivial to hide something that wouldn't get noticed in most burglaries. The average burglary is 10 minutes. They aren't digging into insulation in your attic or going through multiple bo
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by nimos 5y ago
I think the unaffordability of housing is a driver of this. At the rate prices increase saving a couple grand a year is basically pointless so might as well yolo on some crypto/gambling on the off chance of making it big. It's not
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by nimos 5y ago
I wonder if there could be an "excess power coin" that could only be mined when there was an excess of green energy. I suppose the utilities would have to be in on it to validate power delivery. Even then can't think of a way
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by nimos 5y ago
> Obviously a lot of moral hazard issues and complications Yes it would be difficult to implement. You would encourage people to seek higher paying jobs by progressively phasing the wage subsidy out. Or just not phase it out at all. No
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by nimos 5y ago
I've never liked the idea we should expect businesses to provide a living wage. If we, as a society, think there is some sort of minimum standard for living. (We should) Then we, as a society, should pay for it. Increasing minimum wage
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by nimos 5y ago
~200,000 is number directly employed by McDonalds. They have 5-10% of stores. There doesn't seem to be a current accurate number for total including franchisees - but seems to be in the 1.5 - 2 million range.
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by nimos 5y ago
I wonder if there will be a similar article in 4023 when someone discovers a maven archive.
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by nimos 6y ago
Is there any decent way to filter PFAS and other chemicals without a RO system? It seems like filter jugs at best filter heavy metals. Very hard to research with the amount of blog spam.
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by nimos 6y ago
Hmmm - I just paid 2 months deposit in 2021. Googling seems to say that is allowable. "Effective January 1, 2020, landlords may not request a security deposit of more than one month’s rent for an unfurnished unit, and two month’s rent
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by nimos 6y ago
US pick up truck sales are ~15x Europe. My guess is they skip it entirely.
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by nimos 6y ago
Interesting - unfortunately less useful than the website. [0] Doesn't even list download speeds. Just has the ever so helpful names like "Blast! Pro+" and "Extreme Pro+". Admittedly there is one called "Gigabit
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by nimos 6y ago
My modem is docsis 3.1 which supports gigabit upload. 3 supported 200 mbit. Maybe something to do with intermediary infrastructure.
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by nimos 6y ago
Choices were between xfinity and sonic dsl (25 down) for my building. Nob Hill SF. Tried to get monkeybrains or webpass to install in building but didn't hear back from either.
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by nimos 6y ago
Please do. Had to go up to full gigabit down with xfinity to get 35 up. Next highest was 15 I think? Not that you can figure that out easily - their website doesn't list upload speeds. Or maybe it does - the website is terrible to navi
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by nimos 6y ago
I've always bought android phones but this genuinely makes me consider buying an iPhone.
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by nimos 6y ago
Are you doing some sort of clean power thing? https://www.pge.com/tariffs/assets/pdf/tariffbook/ELEC_SCHED... https://www.pge.com/tariffs/assets/pdf/tariffbook/ELEC_SC
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by nimos 6y ago
You would have to be on one of the EV/battery storage plans for prices that high - which have off peak prices of 15-17c.
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by nimos 6y ago
Bunker fuel for the most part I believe. Puerto Rico is very similar.
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by nimos 6y ago
Depends on your contract but a lot the time no. Interesting article: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/energy/article/Tex...

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