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by xupybd 3y ago
Interesting, I didn't know about molybdenum. Her home city of Hanoi doesn't have tap water that the locals like to drink. Even after boiling I think it can taste bad. So she grew up with heavily filtered water or bottled water. I
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by xupybd 3y ago
> Why commingle finances at all? If you have children I'm not sure how you can avoid this. You have to share the care of the kids. One of you is going to take a hit in your earnings. Be that in extra sick days or for her the materni
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by xupybd 3y ago
I'm sure they do, but the dentists here have told her that lack of fluoride is her problem. She is using a night time fluoride paste to help.
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by xupybd 3y ago
I'm married with one child and another on the way. Raising children seems to require both of us to work together closely. We pool all our recourses to provide for our children. I work to provide financially but that wouldn't be po
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by xupybd 3y ago
My wife comes from a country that did not add fluoride to the water. She has very good dental hygiene but here teeth are not in good shape for her age. That's one data point that I have observed.
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by xupybd 3y ago
The carbon fertilization effect may counter that problem. However I don't this would significantly change the growth rate of plants.
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by xupybd 3y ago
This might be the sort of thing that arrives too late but is still better than nothing.
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by xupybd 3y ago
May I ask why you find this disgusting?
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by xupybd 3y ago
This an amazing opportunity to develop our capabilities and deliver real value to earth at the same time. Geo-engineering on this scale is not without its risks but the pay off could be huge. We could buy time to lower our carbon emissions
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by xupybd 3y ago
I live in NZ. The rest of the planet doesn't live this close to the ozone hole. We have the highest rates of skin cancer in the world. We need to use sun protection at all times. https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/he
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by xupybd 3y ago
I disagree but that's okay :)
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by xupybd 3y ago
That's fair but a second step to minify the code might make development a little easier? Or a debug flag so that you can see meaningful names.
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by xupybd 3y ago
Those are some terrible variable names
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by xupybd 3y ago
If I lose my ssh keys the business I work for will no longer have access to their production sites. They can rebuild them from backups somewhere else but that is about it. They're printed on paper in a safe because of this.
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All of society benefits from the right to a fair trial. But, most of the time gag orders are abused and no one benefits.
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by xupybd 3y ago
That's very cool. A lot of work to encode a long ssh key.
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One thing I would pay for is a way to engrave my SSH keys into thin steel plates as a QR code. I have a safe with my critical keys in it but that is only fire proof for 3 hours. If things got really hot those are gone. In theory it shouldn&
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by xupybd 3y ago
M-Disc you can burn at home but do not rely on chemical reactions. From the website: Verbatim M DISC™ optical media is the new standard for digital archival storage. Unlike traditional optical media, which utilize dyes that can break down
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by xupybd 3y ago
Yeah that is what I was looking for.
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by xupybd 3y ago
I think you might be right. Redundant cloud storage seems to be the way to go. I wish there was something a little more passive.
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by xupybd 3y ago
>jurors should simply judge on the evidence presented in court I don't know if humans are able to ignore evidence they have heard outside of court. We are not good at only including one set of information when making judgements.
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by xupybd 3y ago
> Gag orders are rarely used for this purpose. I agree, but the only time I think it's justified is when it's to protect the right to a fair trial.
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Ask HN: What is the best media for long term archival storage?
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by xupybd 3y ago
I don't like these gag orders but I can see times when they are needed. Each person has a right to a fair trial. So the courts sometimes have to suppress information from the public to avoid potential jurors seeing information about th
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by xupybd 3y ago
I'm not sure who the people group is that you're assigning to me. But if your were wondering why I reacted this way. I felt that you were needling me. "I bet you're fun at parties" is a way of saying you're bei
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by xupybd 3y ago
That's the appropriate response. You have to understand the problem to produce a solution. I don't read that as a negative response to the bug report. Just asking for more context. It is bad that the bug has remained for so long.
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by xupybd 3y ago
I read this as an expression of preference not a condemnation of other languages. The full context helps Most languages are too powerful for my palate. Don’t get me wrong – I love Rust and many other languages! But sometimes they’re just to
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by xupybd 3y ago
I've noticed that the smarter and more academic people in my life are more prone to anxiety and depression. I've often wondered if there is a cause behind that correlation or just a random coincidence amongst the people I know. I
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I bet you're fun at parties.
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