tashoecraft

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by tashoecraft 3y ago
People way over estimate how often they do 300+ miles in a day. I think it’s partially them not realizing that every time they leave the house with an ev, you’re leaving with a full tank.
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by tashoecraft 3y ago
Typically in mice. Testing in humans takes a very long time and has ethical concerns so if you wait until it gets "proven" to trust anything you'll be long dead already.
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
A quicker kettle would help. But triple heating the flair's chamber, then clean up and it's longer than I'd like for TTE.
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
My flair pro combined with a high end hand grinder has led me to never having a better espresso outside of my house. It's a decent amount of manual effort (start to finish time is about 10-15 minutes) but the only reason is to reduce t
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
Elon tried to buy the company and become CEO and OpenAI said no. I also heard that they knew they were going to burn through the 100M, and were counting on the 1B he promised, and couldn't raise enough money as a non profit so that&#x2
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
I've never seen a large company whose entire existence is a single app perform so poorly. It was down for me a whole day a week or so ago. Bugs are pretty rampant, they're small, but didn't happen to me previously. It's
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
It's awesome to have been able to follow this journey from the beginning. Reading your blog posts, to your announcement, to your yearly posts. Keep up the great work.
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
Agreed, I spent 8-12 months transitioning to minimalist footwear for daily use. Then picked up running slowly, to eventually running a half marathon in very thin running sandals.
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
Definitely a good start. It can be difficult for many to transition as you are trying to use muscles that haven't been engaged properly for decades.
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
Wearing modern shoes. As a society, we have somehow led everyone down the path that feet must be wrapped in socks that constrict the feet, then placed in shoes that are designed for looks and not anatomy. It's led to generations of peo
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
Electrically heated clothing is now becoming readily available, and I think it could have a big impact on home heating if people would come around to it. I'm able to keep my office much colder, but wear a heated vest. Why heat the whol
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
There are now plenty of scientists pushing for aging to be classified as a disease, rather an inevitability. It is becoming much more mainstream and has seen lots of money flowing to it.
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
no. You're just wwrong. It's the wrong tool if you need to tow for more than 100 miles in a single day. It's become very political tool to state that if electric vehicles cannot be better than gas/diesel at every single
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
Who are we to say the life of a chicken is less important than a human. That’s billions of chickens are needlessly killed simply because it is inconvenient to deal with them else wise when looking for egg laying chickens.
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
I don't think the mass killing of billions of baby chicks should be justified because it's "an instant death". Just because there are other issues worth fixing doesn't mean it's a distraction, that's just
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
I don't believe that's per person, that's total for the team. So <18k for 4 players and a coach. The tournament went for 20 days, so missing out on any income you could generate from another job during that time, excluding
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
A lot of the teams aren't organizations, and the ones who are can sometimes get pretty low salaries, from what I understand. With how much movement there is in the leaderboard year to year, the team who came in first in 2020 placed las
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
I only follow pubg esports, but I'm just not seeing how a pro player in an expensive country can afford to make a living. The competition is brutal, the hours to be at the top are very high, and unless you're a top streamer the in
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
Basically. Every part of the animal livestock system at scale is a horror. If you can get from small, local producers then that’s great. But the factory farm system for anything meat, dairy poultry is hard to stomach.
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
I've been looking at mortgages over the past couple of months, and putting 20% down has near no effect on my potential monthly payments.
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
It's really comically how many people here, including yourself, are just assuming they know more than then author. Kenji has done numerous studies debunking this and has dug into every single part of the burger making process and so mu
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
I'm very similar to OP. I typically have one, 18g of bean coffee a day. Beans range from about 15-20/lb, so that's ~25 days of coffee, so between .60 - <1.00 a day. My gear is a ~$250 hand grinder, an aeropress $40, and a
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
I like how people make this jab at angular without acting like Facebooks site is so god awful. If react is so great why is the Facebook site terrible? Large companies have large company issues regardless of front end framework.
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by tashoecraft 4y ago
I think a large part of the problem is we may never have big studies for this. It’s very difficult to do human trials, you can’t just lock people up and restrict their calories for years on end.
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by tashoecraft 5y ago
I can guarantee Oz knows more about how RAM works than you do.
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by tashoecraft 5y ago
Except being made well isn't the only criteria. From what I understand, speed queen uses so much water compared to a more modern machine that you could buy a new machine on the cost savings. There are a multitude of reasons, companies
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by tashoecraft 5y ago
No you're assuming based on what seems like no knowledge of the industry.
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by tashoecraft 5y ago
This just isn't true. There's still tons of yellow cabs in NYC. And you know what had the most terrible taxi experience, yellow cabs. I've never been unable to pay via card in an uber/lyft. I've never had my driver
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by tashoecraft 5y ago
I’d call it both. There’s the use case of adding small react components sprinkled through an application, in this case it’s a library. Then there’s the use case of having everything be a react component, and you use lots of react specific l
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by tashoecraft 5y ago
You really need to ask the waiter before hand. Often times at fancier restaurants you aren't expected to just order and entree and be full, and yet that's what some patrons expect. An example is high end Italian places will often

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