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yummybear
5y ago
Many EU toilets are small and in old buildings (no electricity near toilets). So ymmv.
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yummybear
5y ago
Not OC, but the thing with most of these international media articles is I want to read an ft.com article maybe once per year. Tomorrow it's another media with another article. Why would I want a subscription to read one single article
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yummybear
5y ago
To me, space travel is the (or one of the) technological challenge(s) that provide a way to compete for the breakthroughs that will power our ecological needs. High performance solar panels, alloys, lightweight construction methods, novel c
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yummybear
5y ago
I find it amazing it takes 7 bya for two close galaxies to merge, only twice as long as the entire life of the universe to date. It feels like we are just at the beginning of time.
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yummybear
5y ago
I think it's wrong to think of this as society vs. corporations. This is a case of society helping a corporation, because it's beneficial to both.
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yummybear
5y ago
In general, and for your own sanity, I'd say be honest with your boss and manager - say you got were bummed by the feedback, that you want to improve and ask what they suggest for next time. If you still keep getting unwarranted. wrong
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yummybear
5y ago
It seems reasonable - until you actually look at the specifics. Some site may be just static files with no server-side api handling. Some may use GraphQL exclusively. Security. Government dictated API design will be an absolute shitshow. E
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yummybear
5y ago
If you can hire 900 people with personal interviews, you can lay them off with one too.
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yummybear
5y ago
Yikes - please don't. But rather a fixable problem on earth than an unfixable at L2
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5y ago
I understand atmospheric pressure has an impact on the exhaust shape, but why aren't the nozzles that feed onto the aerospike affected just like a traditional engine? I.e. in their illustration on the page, the two nozzles next to the
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yummybear
5y ago
We access the DB manually -> this is difficult and repetitive -> The DB does is -> This is inflexible and difficult -> We access the DB manually
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yummybear
5y ago
Are we shaming employees for company choices? Who works at companies who haven't done questionable actions?
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yummybear
5y ago
What would everyday life look like for a westener if we target 1.5-2 degrees? Can we eat meat? Drive cars? Heat houses?
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yummybear
5y ago
Imagine being the unfortunate developer to draw that ungodly ticket from Jira.
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yummybear
5y ago
This is a great project name generator.
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yummybear
5y ago
If you write an article with "we spotted", then please provide some image material, even if only a graph.
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yummybear
5y ago
Do the researchers pay to use the telescope or how does this work?
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yummybear
5y ago
If responsibly reporting a flaw is as bad as using it for evil, you might as well just sell it on the dark web.
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yummybear
5y ago
Good for her - she can probably buy a house from the sale of the meteorite.
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yummybear
5y ago
I honestly like buying these. It’s entertaining like a lottery ticket - but you can keep being entertained by it for months. Of course I don’t spend any more than a lottery tickets worth of cash. You’d be crazy to seriously invest here.
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yummybear
5y ago
Is this safe for humans? Like if my daughter were to suck on the cable.
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yummybear
5y ago
This is a great overview
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yummybear
5y ago
Can someone explain why it’s a problem that different phones use different charger cables?
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yummybear
5y ago
Mitigating climate change is not solved by a single action. This is great news - it's something that is immediately actionable. Changing peoples diets can take years and years of campaigning, and some will never change.
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yummybear
5y ago
I don’t know for sure. Most think it’s natural to take the vaccine if it’s approved like other vaccines. It’s not like we don’t have antivaxxers here.
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yummybear
5y ago
Isn’t 36 hours a bit long for a 4 day week?
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yummybear
5y ago
For a blog about typography the text sure is difficult to read, on my monitor at least.
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yummybear
5y ago
I wonder - with all the limitations being imposed on IFRAMEs, what do people do when they have a product that needs to integrate UI with other peoples websites?
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yummybear
5y ago
Yeah in my country a new electric car is about 2x years salary. We’d love to switch but that’s a lot of money.
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yummybear
5y ago
Yet "nightclubs for white people" is incredibly offensive.
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