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by tmh88j 7y ago
>CO2 is what we breathe out and it’s what plants breathe in. Regardless of the effects of CO2, that's quite possibly the most inaccurate and unscientific argument I've ever heard on this subject. Humans breathing has never caus
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by tmh88j 7y ago
I end up with far more useful notes on digital mediums than paper, unless it's something I need to sketch.
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by tmh88j 7y ago
Maybe I wasn't clear, but I was asking for a source regarding the claim that air pollution affects humans more than the food they consume (specifically based on location). That website is just some data of current air pollution.
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by tmh88j 7y ago
>People get concerned about the toxicity of fish, yet the air they breathe in the polluted city they live it does far more harm than a food can ever do. I could see this being a possibility for many Asian countries, but I'm skeptica
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by tmh88j 7y ago
There are a lot of very affordable cars, but according to this article people are purchasing beyond their means via financing. Here's a list from mototrend of 10 vehicles starting between $15k-20k https://www.motortrend.com&
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by tmh88j 7y ago
> You see a handful of lines and text across the screen and it's sufficient to make you go ":o"? Enough to conclude it must be better than a brain? I think he's referring to selective attention. Can't comment on
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by tmh88j 7y ago
>I don't think I've ever had or see a flat tyre. Seems like the kind of thing that only happens in movies. Doesn't seem like a problem in practice. I'm truly baffled by this. I would honestly guess that I see someone
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by tmh88j 7y ago
I don't know if you came from an extremely privileged background, but I find it ridiculous that your minimum standard of a comfortable living starts at over double the median household income for that area.
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by tmh88j 7y ago
>That’s dead wrong. I would need at least $300k to make a family of 4 comfortable here. The Bay Area has a combined population of over 7 million, with a mean household income of $137k. It sounds like you have unreasonable expectations if
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by tmh88j 7y ago
Is this a joke? $350k annual income puts you in the top 1% of earners in the US. Surely you don't believe less than 1% of people in the US can live comfortably and have a safety net, do you?
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by tmh88j 7y ago
It's not uncommon for me to go without coffee for a few days if I'm traveling or just out of coffee at home, but I've never never experienced caffeine withdrawal symptoms. How many ounces of coffee did you drink daily and for
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by tmh88j 7y ago
This sounds like the plot of a Portlandia sketch.
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by tmh88j 7y ago
Maybe I wasn't clear enough, but I wasn't referring to intro classes either. I had to take several calculus classes that were for STEM undergrad students and I still didn't encounter laplace transforms until a signal processi
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by tmh88j 7y ago
That reminds me of A&W killing off the 1/3 lb burger from their menu because people didn't realize it's more than a 1/4 pound and thought they were getting ripped off. https://www.mentalfloss.com/arti
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by tmh88j 7y ago
>I asked her if she was ok, and she said she didn't understand why she had to sit in the lecture learning Laplace transforms when she "only wanted to be a primary school teacher" What university did you attend that Laplace
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by tmh88j 7y ago
CakePHP does the same routing by naming convention, and I can't stand it. Forcing you to name your functions based on the url is horribly inflexible and has bit me in the ass before. There are sloppy ways around it such as modifying .h
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by tmh88j 7y ago
>I don't get why the article is treating this as an exciting new business....What's the innovation here? He has an online platform? He may be really good at running his junkyards but the article does a terrible job accounting f
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by tmh88j 7y ago
>When a car is being repaired, they can generally lookup available parts and prices using whatever software they use for generating quotes. They can choose from new oem parts, aftermarket parts, or salvage parts. The salvage parts will c
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by tmh88j 7y ago
>I don't get why the article is treating this as an exciting new business.....What's the innovation here? He has an online platform? This would be a good question to ask someone who runs an automotive restoration/fabricati
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by tmh88j 7y ago
Hmm, seems like the workflow you've described is a bottleneck leading to this. Wouldn't you have some kind of test/staging environment that is accessible for this purpose?
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by tmh88j 7y ago
Good point, I was thinking in terms of time complexity rather than space, but the title clearly is in reference to memory. I guess that explains my confusion!
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by tmh88j 7y ago
>Testing an HTTP API involves running the server, and running a client against that. That's exactly what tools like Postman are used for. How are you doing any testing during the development process if you're not hosting your w
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by tmh88j 7y ago
>A semi-common beginning programmer's exercise is to write a program that numbers the lines in a text file. The naive solution will use O(n) space, while a bit more thought reveals that this can be done in constant (to be really pre
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by tmh88j 7y ago
What's the benefit of this over tools that you're likely already using to build an API, such as Postman, insomnia or Milkman?
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by tmh88j 7y ago
This is exactly why you can snag a relatively low mileage 4-5 year old S Class for around $30k, a car whose msrp was nearly triple that. Vehicles in that segment of the market typically cost a fortune to keep running. Check out the youtube
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by tmh88j 7y ago
Are there PC enthusiasts who enjoy loud GPU's, or is that a joke that I missed?
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by tmh88j 7y ago
>The article I linked is about a new, separate piece of tech that specifically targets non-engine noise, unlike Bose's currently available offerings That is the intended functionality Bose's current tech, but it doesn't wo
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by tmh88j 7y ago
>Among various other car things, I'm very enthusiastic for in-car noise cancelling: This is one of the biggest gripes of automotive reviewers when it comes to cabin noise and I agree. My GT-R has it (that exact Bose technology you l
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by tmh88j 7y ago
>I dig the WRX, but I would love if the engine were quieter. As far as the WRX goes I would say you're in the minority. There was quite an uproar when Subaru ditched the unequal length headers on the WRX, eliminating the famous boxe
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by tmh88j 7y ago
I'm not sure that you fully understand what aspects of a car's performance that enthusiasts seek. Just about any car can slide around a corner or go fast with enough coaxing, but the feedback and feel are not something that can be

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