insonable

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by insonable 2y ago
sounds like Robert California
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by insonable 2y ago
sure, and a good baseline assumption for most consumer goods is that price elasticity of demand is pretty low in the short term, so consumers pay most of the tariff. then in the long run perhaps things change and more non-tariffed substitut
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by insonable 2y ago
I think you mean it's called ASD or has been rolled into ASD now? ADHD is more of a set of regulation issues than a set of social-cues issues, but I'm oversimplifying.
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by insonable 2y ago
It's a different sort of focus than mainstream, where there's not what a "normal" person would call regulation. So lots of hyperfocus on topics that interest, and little on what others might think is required or needed (
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by insonable 2y ago
it's also just way faster to not mess with the spoons/cups! an exception might be little fussy quantities like a bunch of 1/4 tsps of different spices etc.
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by insonable 2y ago
simple like: title subtitle .. [two blank lines make a section break] ingredients with 4 columns, last one is an optional comment for the row .. method steps with 2 columns, last one is optional comment .. then optional sections that just h
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by insonable 2y ago
thanks, good point!
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by insonable 2y ago
thanks! i first just made a sample html the way i thought it would be nice, then made that into a templeate, and wrote a python script generate the site. it first scans for all the files to build the menu and homepage, then goes file-by-fil
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by insonable 2y ago
There's a lot you can do with just plain html these days if you just need a clean site. Here's an example from my recipe site ( https://xilic.com/recipia/sauces/pesto_traditional.html ), mostly for my pers
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by insonable 2y ago
It's based on analytical psychology from the 1920s as Jung laid out in "Psychological Types." The funny thing is MBTI was developed for carbon copy paper and as an instrument to quickly type people. So they created the 4th co
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by insonable 2y ago
I wonder if you are getting more internal reward and stimulation from the challenge and novelty of something that is a struggle than from the steady success something you have natural talent for is offering. If so and that is troubling to y
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by insonable 2y ago
poison oak was supposedly a chumash treatment for warts. i tried it and it worked! grind up some leaves into a paste, sand the wart down a bit, apply the paste, and cover with tape. it may be that the poison oak is enough to trigger an immu
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by insonable 3y ago
I do something similar, but with photos. I have a 4k display on the wall with a rpi/python script that picks photos from today +/- 15 days for all years, then makes collages to display, 1 per minute. So the photos are from the sam
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by insonable 3y ago
Maybe, but instead of redesigning and building a new jet suitable for the larger and more efficient engines allowing their competitor's A320 to be more efficient, they appear to have kludged them onto the old (and low-sitting) 737. To
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by insonable 3y ago
A friend in grad. school would put obvious glaring errors in his preliminary drafts of write-ups so the prof's would then be happy to correct these, feel they'd done their work, and move on, avoiding any actual substantive critici
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by insonable 3y ago
i think eipi10_hn's point is that from the very beginning of designing/imagining the web, those involved wanted to make it a user-controlled experience. so the disconnect here is between two views: a) there is an obligation to sup
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by insonable 3y ago
A common household reverse osmosis filter would greatly reduce PFAS concentrations in drinking water in general. However, some PFAS may be small enough to slip through some RO filters, so it kind of depends.
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by insonable 3y ago
gorsuch is complaining that if california restricts its in-state sales based on xyz, then firms everywhere will optimize in ways influenced by requirements xyz. with california being quite a lucrative market, its requirements will thus have
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by insonable 3y ago
I don't really get the purpose of this article other than to maybe rile some people up. It offers no analysis and only one idea, which is capturing more water from the Sacramento-San Joaquin watershed. It claims lawmakers would have to
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by insonable 4y ago
Domestic-focused banks with over $250B in assets need to comply with the Basel III inspired (I think?) LCR of enough high-quality liquid assets to cover 30 bad days of withdrawals. What is the requirement for banks under $250B? Another Q wo
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by insonable 4y ago
The original asset threshold over which banks were subject to "enhanced prudential standards" in the 2010 Dodd-Frank bill was $50B. In 2018 the requirement was amended to >$250B in assets, or at the discretion of the Fed for ba
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by insonable 4y ago
Yahoo uses the CRSP method (see: factor to adjust price) to back-adjust old prices when dividends and splits occur, so it's not as misleading as you're probably thinking. I'd be surprised if the others didn't do somethin
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by insonable 4y ago
try "guest"