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samhain
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samhain
7y ago
I've been looking at dome houses and found some pre-fab Japanese dome homes[1] that are certified by the Japanese "Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism" [2]. The round ones range from about 290 square feet
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>And fuck that, what percentage have already experienced worse than what a male manager might realistically experience from a complaint about his behavior in a 1-1? And don't bother pulling out the "but what if absolutely nothi
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>There's no reason our current (or a larger) population isn't sustainable What methods are you using to know this is true?
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I'm in my early 20's. I'll not be having children because I believe that we will be facing mass extinction events in ~2030's, so I think it's immoral to bring another person into that.
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7y ago
Exactly, there is an effective rent for owning a home, even if it's entirely paid off. The taxes you must pay, the insurance on the property, and the upkeep for maintenance (amortized roofing expenses/AC units etc). I have family
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8y ago
>It's exceptionally unlikely that a small subgroup of men who already refuse to adapt is large enough and motivated enough to hold the rest of society at gunpoint. Isn't it the point that it's something like 80% of men tha
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8y ago
I think you'll find that the majority of those countries are 100% "on certain days." Meaning that they still need to be supported by natural gas plants at the renewable site, or by nearby countries who do not have 100% renewa
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8y ago
If there were proper funding into nuclear plants, why wouldn't there also be some kind of reduction in price as new technologies are improved, like we are seeing with renewables? What about those molten salt thorium reactors from a few
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>Imagine if there were only three newspapers in the entire country, soon the world, controlled by a small group of people who wish to use their publishing for their own agendas. Could you explain how this is any different than the handfu
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Oh, so maybe these people are using knives to cut things out of the pans, which causes the initial cracks in the glass.
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8y ago
I've always wondered if everyone is just acting to pass as neurotypical, when everyone is really just acting. And maybe there could be some way that everyone could just be real with each other and realize that no one is actually truly
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8y ago
For me, I will not have children. I would never subject another human to this kind of life.
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So by your definition, one is an adjective, so asking them for a noun that represents the adjective "one" violates the definition. It's sort of a trivially false disingenuous question.
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8y ago
You can't reason a person out of a position they didn't reason themselves into. You have to have a genuine and open dialogue with them in the form of a socratic discussion. See examples of street epistemology to get them to lessen
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8y ago
You say that you are presenting facts, but you appear to only present claims. > Nuclear is not safe. First, why is this the case? Second, how do you know that your supporting "why" is true? Is it possible that your source of in
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>equality and freedom How do you know that there are not scriptures in the Bible that could support the opposite? >Martin Luther and John Calvin Didn't Martin Luther give rise to the thinking that ultimately resulted in WWII? And
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>If you worship money and things – if they are where you tap real meaning in life – then you will never have enough. Never feel you have enough. It's the truth. The only reason he has to assert it like that is because it isn't
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>Effective birth control What if at the end, we end up realizing that all there is to life is a struggle in order to propagate our own DNA, and that really this struggle may not be worth it? Humanity as a whole could decide that this is
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8y ago
That's a fair point. The average voter in Oklahoma goes to the polls the night after watching Rosanne, drinking their 40, and reveling in the latest anti-abortion ad.
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8y ago
Doesn't “people and interactions over processes and tools” seem a little bit like fox news trying to sell itself as "fair and balanced" or those multi-level marketing campaigns like "it works!" The core premise seem
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8y ago
Isn't agile based on the idea that engineers are fundamentally interchangeable, and so doesn't everyone involved need to establish some fairly significant cognitive dissonance in order to implement agile "correctly"? It&
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8y ago
Have you seen the "move a mountain" idea? Basically pump water underneath a large mass of earth to lift it up. Then let the water pump back out to retrieve the energy. Main issue is the seals that would need replaced.
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You absolutely can. The reason that they didn't want to use it in WWII was because of a combination of politics and that one of the trans-uranics that is produced creates gamma rays that are easily traceable. Imagine having gamma ray i
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Does it matter if they are contributing if they'll divorce you after you lose your job or don't out-earn them? Some people's love is very much conditional.
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8y ago
That's a really good question... I know that normal network training is basically "y=mx+b, solve for m and b." But then you add layers and transfer functions, so it's more like: y1=f(m1y2)+b1 y2=f(m2yn)+b2 ... And then y
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>Quantum computing is a chance a solving problems that are considered unsolvable classical computers. Quantum computing is a relatively new and complicated field in this paper I provide a brief overview of quantum computing systems.
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9y ago
Maybe I'm weird, but I've been spitting on toilet paper for years.
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9y ago
This is a great idea, then your city could be "smart car certified" and if your city doesn't meet the requirements, then your smart car doesn't allow its autopilot to be turned on.
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9y ago
They are getting rid of explicit profiles btw...
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9y ago
USB PD requires communication over the CC pins via setting different resistor values and checking them at specific times in the hand shaking process. The communication in the latest spec is supposed to happen at about 300kbs using a specifi
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