sokka_h2otribe

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by sokka_h2otribe 8mo ago
I think the procedure is being misinterpreted. This isn't a scam, it's just a common social convention. It's not a scam by the waiter because they have a limited amount they can do this for and they have just chosen to do it
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by sokka_h2otribe 9mo ago
To whatever degree you are serious, this can be a phase change thing. Cheese melting takes energy Cheese freezing, releases energy. So you do actually get the temperature to remain at the melting point of the cheese for a longer period of t
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by sokka_h2otribe 9mo ago
Refinancing and loans work differently outside of the U.S. what I don't remember is exactly how. If I recall, you can't refinance without paying
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by sokka_h2otribe 9mo ago
Arguably, an 800 person town is likely quite far from most.
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by sokka_h2otribe 10mo ago
Op is saying it sounds like it was written like an LLM
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by sokka_h2otribe 10mo ago
How are you disagreeing? I think your point is separate? Poster above is making a claim about what brings us into our body-experiences, or what takes us out. Technically mostly noting that technology takes us out of the somatic experience.
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by sokka_h2otribe 10mo ago
Some good reasons: -gotta hang them somehow, and in a very controlled way. -thermal expansion, very important not to cause axial strain on a cable, which happens on tight bends. You might think it would be enough to just have slack "so
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by sokka_h2otribe 10mo ago
I think it might be the literalism sometimes common with autistic spectrum. Uhm, not to cause offense, I relate to it?
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by sokka_h2otribe 10mo ago
Gambling exists more because of people dopamine systems than math...though I get the overall drift. People are fooled by politicians because ?? Also not really math related I think.
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by sokka_h2otribe 11mo ago
Consider finding a therapist and quality couples counselor to help you navigate the necessary rupture as you take steps towards honesty and clarity in your relationships
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by sokka_h2otribe 11mo ago
So, I see 2-5 carts in the lot, and a few hundred people in the store. You maybe are making yourself part of the 1% who don't return their cart (or my locale is better than average at returning it)
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by sokka_h2otribe 11mo ago
If it's suitable for sedans it's actually more suitable for SUVs. SUVs require less power per cubic feet of space. So there is more space available for them, even if they take more energy overall
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by sokka_h2otribe 11mo ago
Change in the anti monopoly enforcement norms near the end of the 70s
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
I believe the academics concern early on was a lack of confidence in the quality. First through the sciences then outside I think wikipedia showed sufficient quality to eventually be in the good books for academia.
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
Large vats benefit a lot from having a better surface area to volume. The microwave is not necessarily better at large scale, and the microwave transformer itself will have inefficiencies. But at small scales. .yeah
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
No, it's not actually understandable to me. I don't believe the person with PTSD of your definition benefits from gatekeeping an understanding of ptsd. It also just flatly does not correspond to the research. Modern PTSD and cptsd
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
You're describing why your default aesthetic is not dark. Dark mode however is just an accessibility concept, not really about aesthetics. For some people they work hard to make it aesthetically consistent. But honestly I think dark mo
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
Aluminum also has some long term corrosion benefits over galvanized steel especially in the context sometimes where they are attached to treated wooden posts. They use isolation these days but still not enough usually.
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
No, it's aluminum wire actually. They are not copper
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
I admit you encouraged me to think a little more about how the person (like myself, in many ways), might feel to be called abrasive, difficult, or any other negative thing. It makes me want to reframe this a little with your statement &#x27
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
Uhh, I think a big reason why solar thermal is more meh these days is that solar panels are so cheap and heat pumps are reasonable
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
I think they're saying that 4chan is not responding bc there is limited people at the helm, not that the UK gov is upset at their security.
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
Salmon is next to chicken as the highest calories out: calories in for farming. They're efficient I suspect lab grown salmon is a bad idea on those economic grounds.
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
I'm starting to understand the "touch grass" meme. Have you been to a city? They're thriving in many ways. I am grateful for my city. In my mind the biggest hazard is concentrated power in local areas of the city, and wa
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
You can look into the reclassification fear of yours. Typically murders are used to compare. Meaning, 1 murder and 10 robberies. Next year 3 murders and 1 robbery. Some of pattern like this with the murder rate up or flat, but the crime dow
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
Cats, just for my cats.
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
You mean peroxide? Not bleach?
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
Super critical c02 is a regular extraction process method for certain molecules! You can find it in a number of laboratory applications. Anyway, yes, doable - essentially for the reasons you mention. But also literally done at the moment, f
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
Maybe another analogy: A tram is a golf cart or ATV A train is a highway bus They have different applications and contexts in which they operate, even if they have core similarities
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by sokka_h2otribe 1y ago
This was largely driven by the efficiency and fuel density.. so like, the mines specifically were coal mines which flood and need pumps, but obviously have unlimited coal. The engines/tractors were competing against oxen and horse, and

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