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by vasco 10mo ago
Nonsense, if you feel strongly about the subject comment in your main account. Otherwise this is just taken as "oh the guys are arguing through side accounts now". Also this is not some russian mafia drug deal gone wrong, it'
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by vasco 10mo ago
Yeah if it were me I'd just stop selling the stuff. You don't a justification to choose your partners.
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by vasco 10mo ago
Seeing how Adafruit recently misrepresented the Arduino acquisition to FUD people this is not surprising to me. Around 15 years ago they had great vibes but the recent stuff is just money grabbing.
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by vasco 10mo ago
It varies very widely indeed. In some countries it isn't a scam because it gets burned like Denmark but other than that majority of recycling just means shipping it to a landfill in a poor country that they promise to recycle.
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by vasco 10mo ago
No, I disagree that other peoples ethical failures spread to you if you don't participate in the ethical failure. If you disagree on ethical grounds with something, just don't do it. To the extent that you could simply not frequen
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by vasco 10mo ago
Too little capacity and it takes 50 years to absorb the fixed costs.
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by vasco 10mo ago
It could be as simple as a different model. In one of those it was easy to make it feasible if you had no cap on how much to sell back, but it was limited to consumption plus like 10% or something like that. Since the property used very lit
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by vasco 10mo ago
Almost all simulations I've done across 3 countries with 3 different payback models for selling back to grid (one of the three doesn’t allow selling back almost anything above your consumption), I could never make investing in Solar no
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by vasco 10mo ago
Airlines shouldn't have reclining seats, it's bad design. Blaming people for the bad design is stupid. I never recline and still blame it on the design. Stupid people exist, you should design for that.
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by vasco 10mo ago
Yeah so you shouldn't help them do that if you disagree with the practice
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by vasco 10mo ago
With the passage of time more and more things have been discovered through precision. Through identifying small errors in some measurement and pursuing that to find the cause.
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by vasco 10mo ago
> That means 10-20% excess per person. If everyone started eating the right amount overnight, grocery spend would drop 10-20% I doubt that $ spend on the top end of caloric intake scales linearly with # of calories because of high calori
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by vasco 10mo ago
Finally a useful application of a tattoo
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by vasco 10mo ago
> The only common factor between these patients is Dr. Marrero They all live in the same province too. If you're already wrong here it's hard to trust anything else
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by vasco 10mo ago
Could be as simple as buying a bunch of scent free soap / lotion and some specific vitamin supplements. Walmart / Target were able to detect pregnancy reliably back in 2012 from just their own shopping data.
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by vasco 10mo ago
At every station at least it should be very cheap to install optical markers that could allow for many opportunities for recalibration.
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by vasco 10mo ago
"Nelsonic doctrine", for whoever wants to google this concept. > In war the first principle is to disobey orders. Any fool can obey an order. He ought to have gone on, had he the slightest Nelsonic temperament in him.
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by vasco 10mo ago
How far can you stretch your arm?
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by vasco 10mo ago
Or that there's morons teaching.
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by vasco 10mo ago
One student had to talk to an AI for more than 60 minutes. These guys are creating a dystopia. Also students will just have an AI pick up the phone if this gets used for more than 2 semesters.
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by vasco 10mo ago
> reduces network complexity once you go v6 only What networks are v6 only today? > So v6 solves several technical and policies issues with the Internet, If it's not used it doesn't solve anything > They don't really
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by vasco 10mo ago
The question is, do you have this traffic because of RSS client crawlers that pre-loaded the content or from real users. I'm not pro killing RSS by the way, but genuinely doubtful.
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by vasco 10mo ago
The truth is nothing needed fixing, or we wouldn't have been in this position 30 years later
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by vasco 10mo ago
Funnily enough it generated the most interesting subthread of this submission.
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by vasco 10mo ago
It's not my intuition, it's just knowledge about processes in nature. Almost nothing reacts to changes smaller than an order of magnitude to anything. It's one of the best rules of thumb.
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by vasco 10mo ago
There's literal war ongoing already, no extra excuse is needed, only political will.
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by vasco 10mo ago
You consciously notice of course, like what kind of argument is that. The point is the stimulus is the same for the body unless you change it by orders of magnitude, the study agrees that this is the same also.
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by vasco 10mo ago
Well of course you change the load, but the stimulus is interpreted the same way by the body. I didn't think the question was at that level.
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by vasco 10mo ago
There's not much difference in hitting max at 12 and at 25, from anecdotal experience. The study corroborated that as well, even though with small n.
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by vasco 10mo ago
> Loads for each set were adjusted to ensure that volitional fatigue was reached within 8–12 and 20–25 repetitions for the HL and LL limbs, respectively I would argue both categories of the study are about low reps. I don't see how

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