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by unearth3d 5y ago
This from ABC looks like a fluff piece cooked up to distract attention from the refugee child who now has pneumonia.
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by unearth3d 5y ago
An amazingly useful tool thank you. I used the upload option and gave it seven very real pdf pages, Not a perfect result but I now have a 400 line .csv (and maybe have to clean up ~10 lines) that I can build into a nice little DB. Manual sc
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by unearth3d 5y ago
$8.2B a year, but even then it's an obscenity to put a $ value on the regional biome; it's not like it can replaced, we're only just starting to ask intelligent questions about natural forest.
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by unearth3d 5y ago
With the increasing failure of saas, internet reliability, and large file sizes my only saas is for accommodating - actively avoid all other saas. My work is with large raster and vector files.
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by unearth3d 5y ago
Well humans would suffer with 840ppm: e.g. Seppänen etal. 1999. Association of Ventilation Rates and CO2-Concentrations with Health and other Responses in Commercial and Institutional Buildings. Indoor Air 9: 226-252. Discuss sick building
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by unearth3d 5y ago
320, ^31%. Horrifying isn't it. Any other core gas we'd all be long dead, along with most other life.
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by unearth3d 5y ago
What is wrong with valuing life as sacred? When finance meets nature (inc. human animals), profit follows, and life is dimished. Sometimes I think money itself is evil as it hides exchange, this is certainly (often intentionally) true of de
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by unearth3d 5y ago
Thanks for posting - There are many many soft system 'alternative' living approaches to engineering problems, e.g. pile-driving 200mmØ live tree trunks to 6m deep to stop a slope moving. Normally called something like 'bio-en
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by unearth3d 5y ago
I do a lot of urban photography and can imagine using this where I photo a street name and send all images between street names to a named folder.
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by unearth3d 6y ago
What is China's approach to covid data? Any country doing this will weaken their own public health system.
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by unearth3d 6y ago
From outside the US all we see is exceptional USians braying about how democratic, Christian they all are - it's vomitous to all thinking people. The other dictatorships don't do this afaict.
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by unearth3d 6y ago
Hmm, article is vague on the details of how special the seating is ... outside is traditional.
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by unearth3d 6y ago
Totally agree with Barrin92; the dollars don't stack up. Ballpark estimate here, I've tried this with several crops and its similar Hard comparing field farming and tower-farming but here in NZ good level farmland is ~NZ$40000 Hec
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by unearth3d 6y ago
IDK your tax context but I once successfully argued for a doubling of a raise as I showed I'd be worse off as their paltry raise pushed me just into next to bracket.
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by unearth3d 6y ago
Thanks for putting this up. It's a nice relatively simple paper, good for showing bto clients. I'm getting about a query a week re phytoremediation.
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by unearth3d 6y ago
Unfortunately what many are worried about is that the Barringtonites only care about themselves and the sooner everyone else dies off the better - i.e. what we're seeing in USA and UK; weaponisation of the virus for classist+racist rea
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by unearth3d 6y ago
Re composting toilets, there's a 4-story laboratory in Auckland NZ with a compost system - built 2004 ( https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/ED0404/S00113/pm-opens-uniqu... ). Normally councils here are VERY st
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by unearth3d 6y ago
I do not understand the UK's constant need for racism and exclusion, what a nasty, venial nation it has become. Roma are just trying to live their lives.
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by unearth3d 6y ago
"Wait, does that mean that snooping ... is required for Facebook operation?" I remember reading a Wired article probably 10 years ago that an early large investor was the NSA/or similar, so yes, snooping may be a feature.
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by unearth3d 6y ago
I save a txt file at the start of a search with a random number in the name (I let vscode decide that), then I can just save files with the random string and can sort them later. I save all my search terms as I proceed (and record all word-
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by unearth3d 6y ago
Romans were thinking long-term "Most structures in the US are designed to last around 50 to 100 years". This is common to even the 20thC where early-century builds are easily upgradeable (and worth it), whereas late-century struct
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by unearth3d 6y ago
A - How people-dense is your local area? B - How large is your local area? C - What percentage of people/companies/addresses do you see as potential customers? D - Can you spatialise any of this to reduce areas to focus on? Do pot
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by unearth3d 6y ago
Depends how much people like to (or need to) reach out. I don't think it's mainly technical. I started late in my profession (land planning / ecology) while most started during uni so grew up with their network so they don&#x