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by richiebful1 3y ago
There's some informal use of a Xinjiang timezone among Uyghurs. China as a whole only has one official timezone. [1] https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/china/urumqi [more background here] https:/&#x
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by richiebful1 4y ago
It's always been my hope that my state (Kentucky) would get on board with EV's. A really smart marketer could court the powerful coal interests in the state and start selling EV's on the premise that they are powered by coal
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by richiebful1 4y ago
1946-1964 (the US Census definition of boomers) is "around 80" at the high end. My dad's a boomer, he's still working.
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by richiebful1 4y ago
Looks like you can disable the news part by going to the Google Now feed > Settings > General. Unselect "Discover"
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by richiebful1 4y ago
I figure that's a much better place to work than an Amazon warehouse then?
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by richiebful1 4y ago
The bus stop shelter has those awful "leaning seats" where you can't really sit down. https://www.google.com/maps/@51.5007804,-0.119582,3a,84.9y,1...
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by richiebful1 4y ago
We drink dairy milk because our culture has evolved along with dairy cows themselves. Maybe in an alternate timeline we'd be milking dogs. The cultural connection is why people are so attached to their meat (me included). As a member o
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by richiebful1 4y ago
> "Any losses to the Deposit Insurance Fund to support uninsured depositors will be recovered by a special assessment on banks, as required by law." This has happened before in 2008. Secretary Yellen's announcement is impo
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by richiebful1 4y ago
You're talking about oil and gas extraction (as an example) right?
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by richiebful1 4y ago
I'm more a fan of rye whiskey: at risk of going further off topic, what's the budget option of choice?
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by richiebful1 4y ago
That's probably an exaggeration, but in some circles people call me out for having an Android in group texts. I'm on the border between Gen Z and Millenial
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by richiebful1 4y ago
A good therapist doesn't just talk about root causes, imo. A good therapist talks about healthy coping mechanisms, and ways to get out of negative thought cycles
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by richiebful1 4y ago
The benefits of an LLC are already worth the paperwork, so I highly recommend this to anyone with a significant amount of income outside of traditional employment.
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by richiebful1 4y ago
I have a pretty similar setup. Adjustable kettlebell, dumbells, plus a yoga mat. I try to target each muscle group 2-3 times a week. Core (v-sits, weighted situps, kettlebell swings) Presses (military press, "bench" press, etc.)
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by richiebful1 4y ago
Org is also just a file format with extensions available in VS Code, vim, sublime, and Atom. I've personally used the VS Code extension, I think it works just as well as the Markdown extension. [1]. https://orgmode.org/
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by richiebful1 4y ago
How is this fundamentally different from the U-2 incident? The precedent is already set: a nation has sovereign rights over its airspace
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by richiebful1 4y ago
It depends if it's open or closed cell foam. If you're insulating the walls of your crawlspace, open cell foam is still recommended on wood because it can breathe
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by richiebful1 4y ago
It's not really under consideration to build a railway to Attawapiskat or other remote areas. It's a question of cost mostly. Railways (I imagine especially in permafrost) require a lot more maintenance than a basic airstrip
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by richiebful1 4y ago
A database system could implement a feature that automatically uses the foreign key to join to a table. Maybe some RDBMS out there does this. For example, you have a many to one relationship between posts and users. Instead of this: se
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by richiebful1 4y ago
Open Street Maps doesn't aggregate review data, only business info. That said, OSM doesn't really encourage automated changes for understandable reasons (vandalism, interest in human validation, etc). It's a tradeoff that mak
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by richiebful1 4y ago
Agreed. I added all the house numbers in my neighborhood into OSM. Now OSM and apps using OSM will take me to my home address. Before it would only find my street and take me to the midpoint.
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by richiebful1 4y ago
Looks like something you can buy with a DJI drone from their online store. https://store.dji.com/guides/dji-care-refresh-flyaway-covera...
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by richiebful1 4y ago
A whole 4% year-over-year. Seems like a pretty healthy level of inflation to me. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-01-19/japan-s-i...
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by richiebful1 4y ago
There's plenty of TikTok assets in the US to seize. They have an office in Culver City, for example
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by richiebful1 4y ago
The capital investment required to grow corn indoors would be enormous relative to the per bushel cost. I reckon the operational cost would even outweigh the revenue. Average corn yields in Iowa were 205 bushels per acre in 2021. Let's
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by richiebful1 4y ago
Is anyone familiar with any Rust language data libraries for data engineering? My experience with Rust is it's too low level and verbose to be productive at reshaping and cleaning data.
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by richiebful1 4y ago
If you operate an LLC in the US, you need to have a mailing address listed. Perhaps a phone number too. I believe this information is typically made public. No one said your business mailing address has to be your place of residence
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by richiebful1 4y ago
It's in line with what you'd pay for Visual Studio. VS Pro licences are $45 a month and Enterprise licenses are $250/month. It's fair to ask $500 for hobby and $3000 for pro for a perpetual license for LispWorks
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by richiebful1 4y ago
Mutual aid is a fairly common term in my region: https://www.lpm.org/news/2022-11-27/eastern-ky-mutual-aid-gr...
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by richiebful1 4y ago
That feature exists in Google Maps, by clicking through the "depart at/arrive by" button

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