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The Feds Just Bet Even Bigger on American-Made Heat Pumps(wired.com)
30 points by voisin 3y ago|53 comments
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by voisin 3y ago
Did you read the article? Zombie fires are those continuing to burn under the snow. That term doesn’t conflict at all with one idiot starting a handful of fires.
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She Wanted to Make Her Frank Lloyd Wright House Greener(wsj.com)
23 points by voisin 3y ago|34 comments
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'Zombie Fires' burning at an alarming rate in Canada(bbc.com)
101 points by voisin 3y ago|66 comments
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OpenAI's Sora Turns AI Prompts into Photorealistic Videos(wired.com)
1 points by voisin 3y ago|0 comments
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by voisin 3y ago
Yes, this is a major one. Go to any country with cheap restaurants and Lo! They are jammed with people hanging out.
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Canadian federal government will stop investing in new road infrastructure(cbc.ca)
20 points by voisin 3y ago|39 comments
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Tesla critic buys Super Bowl ads urging Tesla boycott over Autopilot(washingtonpost.com)
19 points by voisin 3y ago|4 comments
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by voisin 3y ago
There are plenty of vegan lifters too. You can’t change two variables (diet and exercise type) and attribute all the difference to one.
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by voisin 3y ago
Interesting! I’ve about six weeks into StrongLifts, based on the Starting Strength program (which I am reading concurrently). What about the Supple Leopard book do you think makes it pair well with SS?
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Remote software updates transforming auto industry, experts say(westerninvestor.com)
1 points by voisin 3y ago|0 comments
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by voisin 3y ago
> What I've heard about the book is that it's not supported by the science. At least in the popular press I've seen positive coverage of the book claim that van der Kolk argues your mind can forget trauma and you can work
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by voisin 3y ago
> Simply acknowledging that childhood trauma has some consistent effects and being 60% right The book is far from limited to childhood trauma. It is any event that leads to overreaction of the sympathetic nervous system causing increased
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by voisin 3y ago
> Like the question isn't really "is X bad in an objective way" but more "did X create a bunch of problems for so and so that make their life harder in terms of emotions, psychology, etc." From the book itself, t
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by voisin 3y ago
I find it ludicrous that you would suggest that the breakup of a close romantic relationship shouldn’t be considered traumatic or qualify as trauma for someone that is of college age, only because of the commonality of occurrence.
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by voisin 3y ago
I think Wikipedia does a good job of being updated quite quickly with relevant news while also providing the context as deep as desired. I am not sure it is reasonable to expect each article to provide anywhere near sufficient context for a
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by voisin 3y ago
I understand that the microbes in a starter change quite quickly to the microbes in the surrounding environment. I.e. that buying a starter from a distant place doesn’t mean you are getting the terroir of that location. I cannot at the mome
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by voisin 3y ago
Urbanist 5-D Chess: The only logical conclusion is to just ban cars!
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by voisin 3y ago
Sort of like banning foreign buyers of homes to cover up the fact that they’ve given into NIMBYs for four decades and not built enough housing to keep pace with the population!
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by voisin 3y ago
> If you use the app, you can find surprisingly good deals every time, especially if you can take advantage of 2 for 1s. This is rarely true in Canada anymore.
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by voisin 3y ago
I would love if it didn’t auto zoom in whenever I click one. What an annoying feature.
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by voisin 3y ago
Either that or it becomes CH11
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by voisin 3y ago
As the prophesies foretold, doom shall not impede a healthy executive bonus.
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by voisin 3y ago
> power for the circulation pumps and the boiler If the boiler is in the basement would you not be able to treat the circulation tubes as a thermosiphon, with the hot water rising from the boiler, creating pressure to push water through
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by voisin 3y ago
> The blower motors are pretty power hungry, on the order of about 330 watts, give or take. For a 12V system that is about 30 amps, or about 2 hours of output from a typical deep cycle batter before you risk depleting it to the point of
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by voisin 3y ago
> Heat pumps are nice and efficient, but expensive to build and reliant on grid Expensive but falling as scale increases and government subsidies help drive scale. Reliant on the grid - natural gas relies on the grid to move the air too.
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by voisin 3y ago
> when the temperature outside is extremely cold Thanks to improving refrigerant technologies, the “extremely cold” threshold is getting lower and lower over time.
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by voisin 3y ago
I’d recommend StrongLifts 5x5 as a good starting point for anyone who, like me, procrastinates for years due to being totally overwhelmed by the sheer volume of conflicting advice on where to start. It focuses on the five major compound exe
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Adam Neumann, ousted founder of WeWork, wants to buy back the company(westerninvestor.com)
2 points by voisin 3y ago|1 comments
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by voisin 3y ago
> Apple's default video players are severly lacking in almost all of their platforms Try opening the TV app on a multi monitor Mac. It is nearly god damn impossible to make it full screen on the monitor you want rather than the one

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