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hippari
5y ago
I believe that's a shortcut to measure WBT directly. By it's nature, WBT are affected by other variables such as humidity and atm pressure, etc... , so it's a derived unit: Twb = F(T, H, P...). As a derived function, you twea
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hippari
5y ago
The Wet Bulb temp can use any scale they see fit, it's a derived unit. It's even better if they don't use F and C to avoid confusion.
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hippari
5y ago
>a 6ft wave is under 2 m and we would not call a wave 182.88 cm This is subjective but we call it 1.8m and I don't really see a problem "seeing" it visually. 1.8 is just a bit above my eye level. >Fahrenheit is also mor
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hippari
5y ago
>what's truly distinctive about Western classical music (as opposed to other music traditions) is it being a written art form first and foremost I find this hard to believe, music score can be copied down the generation with some de
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hippari
5y ago
I'm very happy that this seems to applied to the majority of coffee equipment manufacturer ( or at least for manual brewing equipment ) . Even big brand like Hario will happily sell you a set of replacement burr at a reasonable price i
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hippari
5y ago
Sorry, I was comparing that to the like China, India, and also many SEA countries. If you are comparing to the USA, everyone is deeply fooked.
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hippari
5y ago
Anecdotally, I've seen many COVID patients experience re-infection after months on a COVID survival support groups on Facebook. ( assuming that people would not have any incentives to spread fake news on these kind of group ). This is
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hippari
5y ago
So why are they not dropping the price ? Putting out notice ? Rebranding ?
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hippari
5y ago
I believe the comparison isn't adequate here since the British got massive advantages after WW2.
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hippari
5y ago
You have to heat water to wash your dishes ? What kind of gravy sauce are you cooking in your pot.
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hippari
5y ago
Victorian ? Where I'm living that's what most people do ( well except for the washing machine ). I think the same applied for the majority of population in underdeveloped / developing countries.
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hippari
5y ago
Human body will have to expense energy regardless whether you do it with house chores, or going to the gym, or a walk in the park.
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hippari
5y ago
I grew up doing all of those by hands, with the exception of washing machine, I still do all of those chores by hands now. And I'm still only in early 20s, not some old dudes. We debloating our computers all the time, so what's wr
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hippari
5y ago
See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2L7edwef-5k Scheme seems like a much more powerful language for music composition, with the ability to deal with fractions and making your own tuning system.
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hippari
5y ago
Lots of classes function are infeasible to compute, but they're deterministic nevertheless. The whole universe might not have enough computational power to give you the answers.
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hippari
5y ago
I use the simple https://www.passwordstore.org .
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hippari
5y ago
Actually agree with this person here, "only referring to the mRNA vaccines" is quite a thinly veiled promotion. Until we have more concrete evidence, both types of vaccine should be treated equally.
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hippari
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I think grading on a curve means that student won't study in a collaborative manners: they don't discuss solution, sharing knowledge, etc... Which is the opposite of what we want.
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hippari
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Wait until they start scanning offline photos, because this is designed with the intention to.
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hippari
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They already can decrypt iCloud photos, why else perform an on-device scan ? If not with the intention to scan all local contents ?
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hippari
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If what kills my enemies also kills my friends, then I don't want it.
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hippari
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You rarely get to build a new neighbourhood here, often it's renovation work done on already built areas. Building a whole new block all the time is simply unsustainable.
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hippari
5y ago
they said the H2 produced can be used for kilning.
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hippari
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I think the diffusion rate of Ca and CO2 is also important. Even though the ocean is supersaturated *globally*, the local area around your plant might not have enough concentration. Hope you can get someone to check that. Might have to spre
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hippari
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I hope so, the pay rate for cleaning up per line of code better match per line of coke. Otherwise my sanity can't recharge.
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hippari
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Optimization AI can goes into the compiler, the source code is for human readability. or actually they shouldn't, since it can cause undefined behaviors.
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hippari
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What a convoluted solution to a convoluted problem, they should stick to the separated account thing from the start.
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hippari
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Totally agree, I cook more food, learned more recipe, wash my clothes more frequently, my house is more clean and organized. Contrasting to a 9-5 job, I would rather just order takeaways after getting back home from the office.
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hippari
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I think it's likely that they directly share an allow list of each other's server to form some sort of network of email providers.
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> here is no “public good” from getting vaccinated, it’s solely for personal benefit You can save more hospital beds for people ?
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