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by GenerWork 2y ago
The paper says that they're decomposed into fluorine ions. Probably some other byproducts as well, but they specifically called out fluorine ions.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I don't buy this line. I myself cannot buy a house where I grew up due to people with money moving in, but that doesn't mean that I should be able to say "we're full" simply so I can buy a house.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
This is a line peddled by native Floridians who don't have the skills to earn a competitive salary that they can then use to buy a house. I can only talk about Tampa and St. Pete, but neither places are "full".
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>If they start cutting rents, they risk having to report the loss in expected value, and that would be so horrible that they'd rather just let the property sit. This is also why you'll see deals like X months free, because that
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I believe they bought residential MBSs, which is one of the reasons why mortgage interest rates went so low. They may have bought commercial MBSs, but if they did I don't remember reading about it.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
It's been heading towards a crisis ever since Covid. Depending on when the Fed lowers rates, the end result will be pushed off for a few more years, but you're going to see lots of buildings given up on. My personal belief is that
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Figma is a tool and nothing more, despite some people to turn it into the end all be all of user experience. It will eventually be replaced with something, just as it replaced Sketch, and just like Sketch replaced Illustrator. I also notice
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>If you insert characters to breaks the tokens down, it find the correct result: how many r's are in "s"t"r"a"w"b"e"r"r"y" ? The issue is that humans don't talk like this.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Isn't one of the selling points of universal healthcare that it's overall cheaper in total cost than private insurance? If so, the UK should be celebrated for having such a low percentage of its GDP being spent on universal health
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Good, hopefully this'll drive down solar panel costs.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I didn't want to say it, but you're exactly right haha. Colors were WAY off even in a room with enough light.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Glad to see this update, the original webcam was merely adequate.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Didn't they train the initial version of this AI app on the design system that Apple made exclusively for Figma? If so, can't it be argued that the AI is just doing its job based on the limited learning set it's been trained
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by GenerWork 2y ago
This is not misinformation. I look forward to you providing a source that outlines the "legal" way he did it.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>There may come a point where some quarters of the public will willingly accept some governor, attorney general or president ignoring a supreme court ruling This already happened with Joe Biden ignoring the Supreme Court on abolishing st
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I'm talking about the "people who have been listening to the court and dreading this". Who are these listeners who remain undefined? Are they congressmembers? Are they pundits?
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>Yes but people who have been listening have also been dreading this coming for years. Why are they dreading this? I find it strange how so many people are upset that the Supreme Court is forcing Congress to do its job, which is pass law
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by GenerWork 2y ago
This is unbelievably good news! It's time to move power out of the hands of bureaucrats back into Congress where it belongs.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I've heard that the European AirBnB experience is similar to what it was like in the US around 2016. Much more friendlier, personal, and cheaper than hotels to boot.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Don't worry, at least here in the US the ridiculous fees that are being charged by homeowners are making hotels seems worth it again, no legislation required.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>NPR fully jumped the shark after 9/11 How did it jump the shark after 9/11? I've never listened to or read NPR so I have no idea how its changed.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>Coincidentally, that achievement raised my taxes several thousand a year. Because I live in Oregon. Why are you upset at paying your fair share of taxes? The SALT deduction is regressive by nature.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
Exactly. I'm willing to bet that the US may not be the number one country in terms of entrepreneurship, but it's certainly not at the bottom.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I'm going to be honest, I don't believe this at all. It seems like one of those things that everybody says because they want it to be true.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>The US pumps up its economy with the IRA Europe has its own equivalent of the IRA in the form of the European Green Deal, that should be doing something.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
The title should say "50 year old petrodollar pact between Saudi Arabia and US expires." Anyways, I'm curious to see what happens next. I can't see Saudi Arabia ditching the dollar overnight.
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by GenerWork 2y ago
> Scientists are divided over whether the problems with the paper undermine the dominant, yet controversial, theory that beta-amyloid plaques are a root cause of Alzheimer’s disease. How could it not at least be a wake up call that studi
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I share your skepticism. The fact that there's so much blame being put on the algorithm is very strange to me. Why shouldn't landlords have access to that data? I think that the case for somehow limiting the algorithm is quite wea
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by GenerWork 2y ago
>have you thought about hooking up your dehumidifiers to humidity sensors to maintain humidity at a specific level rather than an all-or-nothing approach? They have a knob on them that sets it to a specific humidity level, which I believ
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by GenerWork 2y ago
I've gotten into a habit of watching homebuilders on YouTube/reading about construction methods (especially with ICF forms), and it's been quite fun. Lots of advancements happening these days. As for foundation issues, I live

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