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by s0rce 5y ago
Seems like they just need to show a % of positive influenza tests to control for a reduction in performing those tests.
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by s0rce 5y ago
I assume you mean burning, but if you drive or even walk to the store to buy the carbs that also generates water.
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by s0rce 5y ago
There are lots of Mexicans working in ag in Central Washington state and even in Ontario, Canada. Its climate/weather driven not proximity.
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by s0rce 5y ago
I agree, I have never made a long standing connection with someone I've met while going to a store in a city. I've gotten to know store owners for stores I've frequented over years but not just randomly running into customers
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by s0rce 5y ago
Love it out there. Nice open spaces and sagebrush.
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by s0rce 5y ago
Depends how far you want to be but an hour outside of Reno, NV. gets you pretty dark either on a mountain or a remote basin.
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by s0rce 5y ago
What about the Gunn valley in BC. Not sure if the airstrip is still there.
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by s0rce 5y ago
Bit of a trek but the panoche and tumey hills and other spots along the Western edge of the Central valley are dark and remote.
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by s0rce 5y ago
Mining or oil/gas extraction?
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by s0rce 5y ago
Could most of those be base model work trucks with the average price heavily skewed by the luxury pickup market.
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by s0rce 5y ago
After watching this video I feel like every website is showing me flip flap displays.
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by s0rce 5y ago
It's not? Vaccine roll out seems to be going well and cases are down in California and there have been articles about this, they just aren't very interesting...
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by s0rce 5y ago
I really see the moral of the story here is to simply not care so much what other people think. You do you. There are always these kinds of people who think their way of doing the hobby/passion is the right way or even the only way. Yo
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by s0rce 5y ago
Inreach is about $300 and you can get a monthly plan. Cost is coming down but still expensive for a lot of people just going for a local hike. I carry mine on all my hikes after using my friends on a week long backpacking trip in the BC coa
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by s0rce 6y ago
Absolutely, I'm almost certain it could be as efficient as a train as most of the security is pointless theater. When I was flying more often I would leave much less time and usually not miss my flight. Sure, something could go wrong a
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by s0rce 6y ago
Its a 2D map of the tip position which is a function of the tunneling current over a surface. Its not frequency.
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by s0rce 6y ago
Its not even really false color, its just a look up table applied to the data, which is some equi-tunneling current or height map, don't know exactly how this is done, bit out of my field.
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by s0rce 6y ago
Millions numbers of people live in urbanized flat valleys in California (Oakland, San Jose, Redding, Sacramento, Fresno, Bakersfield, parts of LA/SGV/Inland Empire/OC).
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by s0rce 6y ago
Even 1 bike per year isn't that bad if you have insurance, car maintenance + depreciation is probably more. Not to mention when your catalytic converter gets stolen.
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by s0rce 6y ago
Just my experience. I stopped biking to work due to COVID and I eat less than before. I tried to just go for a 5mi ride in the morning but I'm not motivated w/o the commute and just take the dog for a walk instead.
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by s0rce 6y ago
Large parts of the population are too old and infirm to drive safely any distance.
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by s0rce 6y ago
I guess you have to eat a bit more if you ride more, I certainly notice when I bike to work (5mi each way, 300ft climb) that I need to eat a bit more food. Certainly no where near the energy of a car though but its not zero. Assuming you wa
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by s0rce 6y ago
There actually is pretty significant evidence: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/01/climate/bikes-climate-cha... https://www.pnas.org/content/118/15/e2024399118 https:&#x2F
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by s0rce 6y ago
Why isn't this actionable? We are currently making significant public and private investments into electric cars based on their reduced emissions. Why not also invest in cycling infrastructure (beyond the very limited capacity that mos
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by s0rce 6y ago
Saying no detectable lead is a bit hard to interpret without also listing the lower limit of detection for the measurement. I assume based on the sig figs it might be less than 0.5 ppt or something around that. Is 1 ppt lead really bad for
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by s0rce 6y ago
Making it worse, maybe not, but avoiding making it better, or doing it very carefully to exploit loopholes, absolutely.
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by s0rce 6y ago
The Hall–Héroult process for electrolytic aluminum refining is pretty impactful. Many polymer synthesis processes are also very impactful day to day, starting with Bakelite (less relevant now).
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by s0rce 6y ago
Yes, I have LightDims ( https://www.lightdims.com/ ) on nearly everything.
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by s0rce 6y ago
I guess a vertical navigable canal is a lock.
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by s0rce 6y ago
The worst is when marketers and journalists talk about your own research.

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