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by s0rce 4y ago
We had 1-2 macs in a couple classroosm in my elementary school but this was early-mid 90s.
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by s0rce 4y ago
As you said, losing spatial awareness is only an issue if you are forced to share space with cars where drivers often don't pay attention and try to murder you. If you are on paths/trails or in the middle of nowhere then its not a
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by s0rce 4y ago
My guess is its not economical.
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by s0rce 4y ago
My understanding is they went pretty gung-ho building them and there aren't great spots left and new ones would severely disrupt or destroy entire ecosystems, like damming the Klameth.
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by s0rce 4y ago
I mean its not too surprising that some people don't like spending time with their children, it would certainly be very depressing if this was the norm.
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by s0rce 4y ago
Yah, I don't think its a problem here, just a general response to the comment about acheiving and maintaining ultra high vacuum.
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by s0rce 4y ago
Helium and hydrogen can also fairly rapidly diffuse through materials or grain boundaries and contaminate the vacuum.
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by s0rce 4y ago
The grid seems fine from my non-expert view, its sized for peak loads on the highest capacity days. EV charging can be done at night once AC use drops off. In my 5 years in California there was maybe 1-2 days midsummer when there wasn'
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by s0rce 4y ago
I used Linux on my desktop for many years and also on and off on my laptop but since I got an M1 laptop at my previous job and since bought one for personal use, the Linux/Windows x86 laptops just can't seem to compete for my use.
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by s0rce 4y ago
Presumably they would save it by extinguishing the fire then if you can't pay the cost of the service they take the property or place a lien on it.
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by s0rce 4y ago
Do people have that cash lying around, what guarantee would you have that people would pay? Maybe you can take the deed to the house that you saved?
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by s0rce 4y ago
They are recovering around the SF Bay Area
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by s0rce 4y ago
I was so excited when he reached out asking me for some of the microscopy images I took of beaver teeth during my PhD! Great video.
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by s0rce 4y ago
My understanding is also that fabs can mostly re-use water. I don't know as much about AZ but in NV and CA most of the water is "wasted" on low-value agriculture and doesn't go to people.
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by s0rce 4y ago
Or maybe we mandate real infrastructure to keep you safe from tons of metal traveling much faster than you?
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by s0rce 4y ago
That's correct, best used for more gentle cooking like eggs and fish that really stick and not high heat searing. Can withstand normal levels of heat but higher heat can degrade the PTFE coating and release harmful chemicals. Don'
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by s0rce 4y ago
I think the issue is more in manufacturing and disposal not use. Don't overheat your pan and you are fine. The garments also used PFAS based coatings for water repellent coatings which are also bad.
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by s0rce 4y ago
And you don't wear a backpack on a road bike.
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by s0rce 4y ago
Cold vs. warm rain is a huge difference. I lived in coastal California and road my bike to work all year, it could be 40F and raining, if you don't have a waterproof jacket you'll be freezing really fast. You'll be sweaty ins
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by s0rce 4y ago
The basalt fiber material is neat, I've used it to reinforce concrete, works like fiberglass. I used stuff from this company: https://basfiber.com/products
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by s0rce 4y ago
The raw materials have a pretty bad track record as well.
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by s0rce 4y ago
They work well in certain conditions, melting snow or muddy trails for example.
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by s0rce 4y ago
That doesn't work in cold rainy conditions, you'll freeze without something to keep you dry, sweaty and warm is better than wet and hypothermic. You don't need breathable jackets but you need the waterproof.
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by s0rce 4y ago
I've definitely seen radiologists miss things (as a patient and a researcher) but I've also seen the behavior where if something is labeled or indicated the next person (or in this case the first person) might not give it a true 2
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by s0rce 4y ago
I agree with you but citric acid is a bit different as its not a volatile aroma compound in a lemon, its only sour and you taste it. I couldn't find a specific flavor compound responsible for lemon flavor in a quick google search but l
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by s0rce 4y ago
Its not filtered, its the result of chemical reactions and purification steps and you can measure the result. Same reason why your tap water is safe, the resulting product, either water or a purified chemical has impurities monitored by a v
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by s0rce 4y ago
I'm not familiar with food requirements (although a bit more with medical devices) but if you are selling something as food I assume there are some requirements that your side products and impurities are not harmful or present in suffi
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by s0rce 4y ago
That's a bit tangential, I agree most simulated flavors with a single compound don't capture the complexity of a natural version with many compounds and more variation, however, that doesn't make them bad and in some situatio
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by s0rce 4y ago
I don't think the sulfur containing 2,4-dithiapentane that is used in simulated "truffle" even smells like gasoline regardless of its similar origin, gasoline smells like other alkanes in the lab (hexanes, etc), not really su
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by s0rce 4y ago
Isn't that just sliced pork belly? Also, personally, I think if you cook it like bacon its not good, just grey and not flavorful, I just eat traditional bacon infrequently.

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