gr33nman

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by gr33nman 3y ago
Excited to learn about this. From my limited research, metal oxide VOC sensors are not very accurate due to sensor drift, instability, and cross sensitivity to temperature, humidity and inorganic gases. How do you manage this and did you co
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by gr33nman 6y ago
Maybe their market research showed that women were wanting a tablet-size device that could fit into a small purse?
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by gr33nman 6y ago
If this were a story about the Kardashians, it might not matter, but journalists have a responsibility to do better than this when lives are on the line. This article does not meet basic standards for ethical journalism: https://
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by gr33nman 6y ago
I share your concern about journalists inserting their own bias. A good journalist would investigate the factuality of claims by all parties in a story, not just the ones they agree with. Of course, bias does happen even with the best inten
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by gr33nman 6y ago
I agree that it’s not the job of news media to herd their audience into thinking the right things. However, it is their duty to uncover and report the truth. “If someone says it's raining, and another person says it's dry, it&#x27
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by gr33nman 8y ago
Not to mention that less wealthy people often rely on extended family for support such as childcare. For many people, leaving family behind is a risk not worth taking.
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by gr33nman 8y ago
Provenance is a frequently cited use case for blockchain. I wouldn’t be surprised if Amazon is working on some kind of “Amazon verified authentic” blockchain service that will lead to widespread adoption across retail manufacturers.
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by gr33nman 8y ago
Yes, but only if evidence is provided to justify calling the doctor a quack.
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by gr33nman 8y ago
I’m also wary of accepting controversial opinions at face value, and fully support your skepticism here. She’s not my favorite messenger, either. I don’t think ad-hominem attacks are fair, though. The article is full of references to evide
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by gr33nman 8y ago
“Rather than some embarrassingly reductionist, one-deficiency-one-illness-one-pill model of mental illness, contemporary exploration of human behavior has demonstrated that we may know less than we ever thought we did. And that what we do
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by gr33nman 8y ago
Any plans to support Apple Music?
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by gr33nman 8y ago
The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know Is Possible, by Charles Eisenstein. I almost passed on this one due to the corny sounding title, but I’m so glad I didn’t. It renewed my optimism about the future of humanity at a time when my faith
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by gr33nman 8y ago
There is also the holochain-based Twitter alternative, Clutter: https://github.com/holochain/clutter Holochain is a blockchain alternative designed to avoid blockchain’s scalability and energy consumption issues.
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by gr33nman 8y ago
Or “Homogenization”
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Wifi is an important threat to human health(sciencedirect.com)
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by gr33nman 9y ago
“We must stop glorifying intelligence and treating our society as a playground for the smart minority. We should instead begin shaping our economy, our schools, even our culture with an eye to the abilities and needs of the majority, and to
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by gr33nman 9y ago
“The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.” -Socrates
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by gr33nman 9y ago
No tax breaks for Ruby.
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by gr33nman 9y ago
I use Apple Maps when walking because of the nice turn by turn integration with the Apple Watch.
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by gr33nman 9y ago
You may not be working at a place where remote work is part of the culture. When everyone is remote, the tools and processes are built around it and it no longer feels like a “pain in the ass”.
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by gr33nman 9y ago
How did you determine that speed was what gave the site its first toehold? Did you collect some kind of data that supported your internal push to make that a priority?
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by gr33nman 9y ago
This is awesome. Source? :)
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by gr33nman 10y ago
I agree with your point that objectivity does not exist. Any scientific observation is ultimately a subjective experience. It is only replication of an experiment by others that leads the scientific community to (temporarily) accept it as f
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by gr33nman 10y ago
First person evidence is relevant when many people replicate the experiment and get the same result, no? This book makes a compelling argument that scientific progress is currently blocked on major questions by the "Taboo of Subjectivi
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by gr33nman 10y ago
Sadly, anything that requires taxpayer funding toward the common good is a political non-starter in the US (socialism!). The best hope we have in the US for decent bus network is probably Uber/Lyft: https://www.bloomberg.com
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by gr33nman 10y ago
California's urban planning has long been guided by the assumption that everyone owns an automobile: http://www.autolife.umd.umich.edu/Environment/E_Casestudy/E_... As vigorously promoted by the automobile in
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by gr33nman 10y ago
I think this is good advice in the context of the OP's current situation. However, the concept of "core hours" is a somewhat outdated legacy of industrialization, and is of questionable value in the knowledge economy, with al
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by gr33nman 10y ago
I wish your version of libertarian was more outspoken.
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by gr33nman 10y ago
I see what you did there
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by gr33nman 10y ago
I hear you. I find Kresser is generally pretty careful and evidence-based, but there is definitely a subset of the Paleo community that is uncritical and dogmatic. For the record, soy sauce is fermented, which makes it relatively safe to ea

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