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nitrogen
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The cost of housing is so high because we prohibit building more of it! I helped a friend run for city council years ago at a time when almost everyone else on the council and the mayor were connected to the property or construction indus
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What is value? You can't really use dollar price as a measure of value unless everyone were given equal buying power, every house and apartment was listed on the market at the same time, and every job could be performed from any locat
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I and many others would take the house with the land, unless I'm being forced to live in the city for work. When remote work became a necessity, we saw tons of people (and speculative investors) buying up housing in cheaper states.
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5y ago
revealed preference in the market Revealed preference is just a polite way of describing either exploiting vice or taking advantage of someone in a weaker economic position. Works well enough for your average A/B test on a small web
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5y ago
This would definitely be better than the current system of basically forever minus one day, but still leaves the problem that a few giant corporations own giant chunks of our hearts, minds, and childhoods. The zeitgeist of our time should
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5y ago
On the other hand, generational wealth below obscene amounts is a vital stabilizing force in a society. A middle to upper middle class family passing on a boost to each subsequent generation is a good thing. Grandparents help pay for thei
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5y ago
Awair's phone app lists both AQI and PM2.5, and PM2.5 is available on the device itself by pressing buttons to change the display. Somewhat confusingly, the indoor AQI is on the Outdoor tab.
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5y ago
Its mind boggling how mich energy is spent in transporting stuff around the world. What's truly mind boggling is just how little energy is used to ship things around the world. Container ships are crazy efficient.
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5y ago
Outdoor visibility can be solved with a brighter screen. To an extent, but eye strain is reduced quite a bit when surfaces are front-lit by the environment rather than back-lit by a uniform light. No amount of trickery like pointer trail
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5y ago
It's probably note within octave, so 55, 110, 220, 440, 880, etc. would all get colored as "A".
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Are the overall amplitudes normalized? Some images appear brighter or darker than others, so I wonder if comparing them would be easier if there was some kind of perceptual brightness normalization step.
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I seem to recall that happening to a channel a few years ago, but can't remember any of the details well enough to search for it.
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nitrogen
5y ago
What does that mean exactly? It sounds like they're talking about moving climate zone boundaries.
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5y ago
The (reverse, sort of) prisoner's dilemma comes from the perceived risk of being banned by YT for promoting competitors on their site. If a single creator defects (from YouTube) too early, that creator loses, so creators have to coope
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5y ago
Do any of these content creators posting to other non-YT sites mention the availability of these sites in their YT videos? Yes. EEVblog mentions Odysee all the time, and many many channels mention Nebula when shilling Curiosity Stream.
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Youtube has an option for channels to hold "potentially offensive" comments for review. If that's what you encountered, the channel can then decide whether to show or delete your comment.
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Where are you going to go watch your favorite content creators? A lot of them are cross-posting to Odysee, and some are also on Nebula.
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5y ago
A 4x2 press-fit brick is more like using a rounded rectangle in a phone repair shop logo, not "Apple" itself.
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LCDs of the 1990s had ghosting, and this was solved with pointer trails and other accessibility features, like disabling animations. People should be able to make the choice of outdoor visibility versus update smoothness.
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How many software developers and authors are there? Time was when 100,000 units a year was enough to make a highly successful company. When did we decide that only trillion dollar companies were worth considering? At that point we lose ec
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5y ago
Does the framework laptop have a modular display option?
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We saw the same trajectory with high refresh rate displays. Back in the CRT days, you could set your display to 200+Hz on some monitors, 85Hz was common, and 72Hz was the minimum. At the same time, you had devices with reflective LCDs tha
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[edit: the parent comment was edited so this comment applies to a previous version] Constructive feedback: the first sentence isn't necessary. People will only see the anger and not the actual point. The second sentence stands on i
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5y ago
Somehow I get junk mail delivered reliably every week. Maybe put the tests and masks in with that, rather than individually addressing and labeling every shipment.
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I've tried but can't remember what SE that was, Omni-something?? Google replaced Altavista in my usage, who in turn were usually better than their predecessors.
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Given that it's individuals who transported those single-use items to the location where they were consumed, it makes perfect sense that those same individuals should transport them back to trash handling facilities. How else are you
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I don't understand how this merger substantially lessens competition. Step 1: acquire ARM Step 2: make life more difficult for other ARM license holders and/or easier for NVidia Step 3: be the only viable supplier of ARM chips
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5y ago
send families 1 test per week so they can stop the spread quicker This is a great idea, and I'm really curious why we don't have something like this, just mail a free mask and a free test to every address once a week, with a for
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DVD and Blu-ray players that do internal decoding of the DD soundtrack (most DVDs and Blu-rays will have a DD soundtrack, plus others, last time I checked a few years ago) are supposed to apply DRC. Some might have an option to change the
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5y ago
functionally untrue in most business settings Most business settings have some absolutely critical custom software written in Winforms or something that can't be ported, plus an entire machine of IT personnel and software tools that
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