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by tehjoker 11mo ago
can't argue with that
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
I can see that argument, but I think what they contributed was that there's something approaching a cost-optimal design. they reported that the 4-sided design with box fan had higher CADR than many if not all commercially available fil
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
I’m aware there’s a genocide in sudan but i’m not aware of entire cities being leveled in this fashion. there have been other conflicts where more people have died, but rarely is there a conflict where the entire world government apparatus
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
i did think the 4-sided design using the cardboard box as a base was very efficient. one of the contributions here was Corsi and Rosenthal did this in a lab and reported particulate counts, flow rates, and energy usage. So there was some ki
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Have you seen pictures of Gaza? Scenes like this haven't been seen since WW2, maybe the Korean War or the Cambodia campaign.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
It looks like they divested from a 11 of 65 Israeli companies it holds shares in August. https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/society-equity/norway...
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
You have to know the basics to build higher level knowledge and skills. What’s the use of high level book learning without the ability to operationalize it
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Do they get uppity about all the wars?
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
If they own their own land or equipment it makes more sense. It's their relationship to production that is the driving force, but if they are not self-employed and don't own their own equipment it is a little more of an interestin
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Not really but it would be nice if we could have high quality non manipulative information :/
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
You already can't trust llm output. How will you trust it when its actively steering you based on profit motive?
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
That's interesting b/c I see it very obviously in mine with the partial exception of myself. The more professional and private sector their job or spouse, the more conservative they are. E.g a real estate lawyer is conservative, a
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Easy, just imagine a 1GB array as a 2.5mm long square in RAM (assuming a DRAM cell is 10nm). Now it's physical.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
You could simplify them if you made sure the people getting them got overall more money ;) The government doesn't want to do that though.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
If your choices in an election are pre-selected, was it democratic?
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
The people most vociferously for conservative values are middle class, small business owners, or upper class, though the true upper class are libertine (notice who participated in the Epstein affair). The working class is filled with all ki
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Not true, most people are not upper-middle class anti-tax wackos. They benefit from those people being taxed.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
I believe this is the OS recommended to journalists that report on Palestine because freedom of speech doesn't apply without aggressive assertion of your rights.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
is there any technical reason why us accounts might be identified as foreign or is this really a foreign play or us people hiring ppl outside the country
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
why not go in the other direction and get them housing and healthcare so they can be treated like people and will also not disrupt your ride people from outside the US often think it’s a land of fabulously rich ppl and are aghast at how we
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Here’s a good starting point for learning about the situation: “Our Genocide” by an israeli human rights organization https://www.btselem.org/publications/202507_our_genocide This book too: “The 100 Years War on Palest
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
This is really cool, but the tone about not feeling urgency is weird. These are monumental events worth studying and reviewing and reading these headlines even today feels like an adrenaline rush. All of this is still relevant for understan
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Why not? Those are effective ideas, it’s just impractical because our political system is so insulated from public input.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Worse than us? We're conducting a genocide. The "Uighur genocide" is not real, the people creating that narrative were right-wing christian nationalists and none of it held up. We know what a genocide looks like in the 21st c
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
fossil fuel also underpins the us dollar so there’s that too
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Public opinion here appears to count for nearly jack squat so I don’t buy this explanation at all.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
Yea but afaik China doesn’t have that kind of issue. They do have an issue with anticommunists but I’m not sympathetic to their cause.
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
am i reading this right that the effect size is 4%? how does this say anything?
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
That's true of private enterprise that has a profit motive. The "product" here is healthy well-adjusted citizens that can one day be workers. The public sector is not the same. Although, you could also say the "product&q
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by tehjoker 11mo ago
That's true that it would be good for more access to birth control, but this is a confusing statement because you benefit economically and socially from each new kid that is born and raised. If child care is socialized, it means that t

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