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by s0rce 3y ago
Combine this: https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fexternal-prev... and this: https://www.reddit.com/r/BeAmazed/comments/17fjv1h/emoji_sph...
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by s0rce 3y ago
Good point, might be bad for certain transport modes, I was mostly trying to reduce the impact of single use packaging.
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by s0rce 3y ago
A glass bottle/jar with a metal cap is far superior if the goal was sustainability. Maybe the user experience isn't as desirable but more plastic that isn't going to get recycled doesn't' seem great...
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by s0rce 3y ago
https://twitter.com/elclimo/status/981947349512503298
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by s0rce 3y ago
If your job is to write jokes for a talk show then having AI do it sounds good (if you keep your job and its gets easier) or possibly bad if you are replaced by the machine.
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by s0rce 3y ago
It's a Yiddish word מענטש, means honorable or admirable person
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Satellites mostly. Possibly missile guidance and then more general applications of controls.
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by s0rce 3y ago
Not really sloshing but you can pump fluid in tubes to mimic a reaction wheel https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910016066 Can also probably provide some thermal advantages as well. Oh neat, you can use a direct current
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by s0rce 3y ago
Do you mean a piece of the reaction wheel getting thrown across the room? You could shield that with something like they do on jet engines to avoid turbine blades being launched through the fuselage. I think the object itself is heavy enoug
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by s0rce 3y ago
A big portion of this is software and the rest you could certainly learn. Although I suspect if this was you day job you might not want to come home and build the same stuff...
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Similarly, this issue occurs with your eyes. When you wear a vision pro you can see flicker issues with tons of displays that were designed to be visible by people and not machines.
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seems like a limb trying to look human but ending up creepy is in the uncanny valley. A non-human tentacle limb is simply that, its not mimicking human like characteristics in a slightly off way.
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This is pretty much how I hire but also try to gauge "conscientiousness". Some people are smart, cool, high energy and decently experienced but just don't seem to care about the success of the team and aren't the best fo
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by s0rce 3y ago
Without knowing what proportion of non-local transactions are scams its hard to say that this is reasonable. I've used ebay and facebook for non-local purchases and not been scammed. I do my best do to due diligence and then hope.
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That limits you to buying stuff locally, its a good precaution but means you can't buy anything that is only available further away. I've had good luck buying stuff so far and saved money, I certainly could have got scammed and th
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by s0rce 3y ago
Isn't Cl gas commercially valuable, people are making it. edit: the article says that this process would make too much...
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by s0rce 3y ago
Scanning unit? Seems like the scanning was done using a synchrotron beamline. Maybe there is a suitable beamline at Elettra. I haven't looked closely why the synchrotron is needed. A Sigray instrument might work here, or even something
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by s0rce 3y ago
Not too surprising, but I like the random ancient texts https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complaint_tablet_to_Ea-n%C4%81...
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by s0rce 3y ago
Yes, similarly some people are less effective in remote teams compared to being part of an in person team.
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I've never experienced this issue, I assume the symptoms are mold growth or odors?
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I didn't say the middleclass is undeserving of assistance. As you said this is about marginal utility. Giving a starving man food saves his life. Giving a middle class person fancy food marginally improves their happiness momentarily a
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This is such an odd question with an obvious answer. Same reason we give food stamps to people that can't afford food instead of pay for Michelin star dinners for the middle class.
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Costs seem to keep going up in California with endless red tape and permitting and labor costs.
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You just need to use distilled/deionized water in ultrasonic humidifiers. You should not be using tap water as that creates hazardous particles, and you'll pretty soon notice dust over everything. They should come with more clear
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Against conventional Li ion?
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You can't mill internal cavities and other structures that are possible by additive manufacturing.
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by s0rce 3y ago
Probably yes, forging is often best but I suspect this is similar to casting although there might be more voids. For non-critical structural applications it might work. You can also heat treat certain aluminum alloys after casting/weld
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Most phones got rid of the barometers.
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Apparently there are a few languages with only 2 speakers left, so I guess in that case its true.
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I suspect there is a lot correct about what you are saying, PGE sucks. Hydro-Quebec is a crown corporation returning profits to the government unlike privatized PGE. However, the cost of generation is separate, Quebec has tons of hydro powe

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