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by s0rce 5y ago
I have a mechanical watch which is similar.
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by s0rce 5y ago
Many companies don't have sufficient margins to raise wages. Hopefully this isn't confused as me endorsing subpar wages, simply that those business can't be sustained or will just endlessly be looking for someone willing to w
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by s0rce 5y ago
I had purchased the dev kit sek-scd41 but its out of stock as well. The SCD41 also does RH and T so you don't need a separate sensor for that.
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by s0rce 5y ago
the word ozone actually comes from the Greek word for smell (at least according to wikipedia, I don't speak Greek.)
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by s0rce 5y ago
I'm using an SCD41 with an OLED+microcontroller (using Sensirion's example code hacked a bit) and it seems to work well, cheaper than the NDIR using some photoacoustic magic.
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by s0rce 5y ago
I think that works for crystals too, thin silicon wafers are pretty flexy, particularly if you can grow them relatively free of defects.
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by s0rce 5y ago
The top comments basically mirrored my thoughts. I understand that companies starting out with minimal funding can't really pay you as much so they pay you in future earnings. However, from the employee perspective its a huge risk and
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by s0rce 5y ago
Now that regular cost-effective home HEPA filters are widely available I mostly rely on those. However, I find that the box fan + furnace filter works really well in the window to bring in fresh air without letting the pm2.5 in. This is nic
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by s0rce 5y ago
I have 2 coway units in a ~800sqft apartment and still have tons of dust but I open the windows a lot when its not smoky and I have a dog so who knows. The pre-filter does trap a lot of dust so there is obviously some (maybe minor) reductio
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by s0rce 5y ago
I don't think the purple air sensors (laser scattering plantower sensors) are very accurate at such extreme measurements. There are numerous laboratory permanent sensors deployed by various state, federal and local authorities that you
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by s0rce 5y ago
Cool, thanks, I look forward to trying this out. Been annoyed ever since my company moved to teams and I can't do all the cool background effects that my windows and mac coworkers have access to.
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by s0rce 5y ago
Humbolt-Toyaibe NF in NV. I think you can avoid the smoke maybe in a mountain range in the South/Central part of the state.
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by s0rce 5y ago
Need a massive moat, spot fires from embers can cross large rivers already in high wind events.
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by s0rce 5y ago
Mostly true but it drizzles a bit on the coast and there are thunderstorms with rain in the mountains so would be kinda interesting. Winter would have more activity.
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by s0rce 5y ago
More than half my neighborhood already gets massive property tax breaks from Prop 13. Some people pay like 1/10th of what a new owner would pay.
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by s0rce 5y ago
I think you could do it in 5-6hr of driving starting in Portland (drive to coast, drive to Mt Hood, and then drive east somewhere, maybe Shaniko). Without traffic (hah) its probably about 2hr less driving in LA (LA->Santa Monica->Big
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by s0rce 5y ago
Undocumented people have been able to get the vaccine in California without paying so you can get it and don't need to pay.
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by s0rce 5y ago
I'm guessing, though not 100% certain, that EUV uses mirrors and not lenses, although still could be based on glass substrates.
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by s0rce 5y ago
X-ray producing synchrotrons are generally pretty large and expensive. There has been thoughts of using them for lithography and microfabrication in the past (see LIGA) that haven't really panned out. There are companies working on mor
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by s0rce 5y ago
My wife has a truck and I read a few truck forums and reddit and people seem to love the giant "aggressive" looking trucks. Even though for most applications its detrimental.
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by s0rce 5y ago
When my cars give funny messages, or struggle to start (more obvious), if the battery is old (5+ years), I just replace it. Its a $100-200 and I can do it myself, better than paying a bunch of labor to troubleshoot ghosts and its up for rep
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by s0rce 5y ago
I agree, there is a ton of local demand and not enough building of medium density stuff people actually want. I was just saying that people don't want wealthy migrants buying homes, regardless if they are the true driver of the prices
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by s0rce 5y ago
A lab I worked in while I was in college had a freezer with a bunch of human heads in it. pretty creepy.
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by s0rce 5y ago
In bad housing markets like Toronto and Vancouver people don't tout the benefits of wealthy foreigners (immigrants or just investors) buy houses and making the area unaffordable to the locals.
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by s0rce 5y ago
I just picked up mine from Amazon. Random cheap brands but everything was in stock. Rock Auto seemed to have stock as well. Maybe I got lucky.
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by s0rce 5y ago
Its actually easy to dispose of, just neutralize with calcium carbonate (forms safe insoluble calcium fluoride) and dispose of down the drain or in the trash. Just don't get it in on your skin in the process. There are other options to
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by s0rce 5y ago
A mask at this scale would just be a few hundred dollars I think (chrome on glass)?
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by s0rce 5y ago
Is DMSO really a replacement for acetone in most applications?
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by s0rce 5y ago
I lost power for about 45min last year during one of the highest load days in California. No AC though so it didn't really do much except people went outside and talked about not having power.
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by s0rce 5y ago
I feel like its a market rate, if the company can now hire people all over there are likely some people now willing to do the job for less money, particularly because they are living in a place with lower cost of living and their expenses a

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