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margor
4d ago
Nielsen is global Company that is used for pricing ads on TV stations around the world. Their way of doing it from what I know personally is that they sign up people to put this ACR boxes voluntarily and then based on extrapolation of data
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Critical vulnerabilities in MikroTik RouterOS are being actively exploited
(cert.pl)
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8d ago
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20d ago
It's not that simple. If you have a gas boiler, you're most likely exchanging heat using radiators which are _designed_ for certain amount of heat exchange. With high water temperature, you can get away with smaller radiator and d
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margor
20d ago
When it's around 20 C, it's impossible for me to make my rooms colder than say 23 C, because there is no way I can make so much of air exchange. Even if I somehow manage to pull the air in, the moment I close it - the walls that h
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margor
20d ago
Sometimes it's not about the fence, it's about exerting power. Put people in charge of the decision that shouldn't be there, and you're in world of pain.
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20d ago
For most of the buildings from communism era - all the utilities run through the apartments anyway and there is absolutely no place or way to retrofit these utilities without extensively either re-doing it from scratch, or trying to somehow
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20d ago
I am all for solving these problems and making sure they don't cause problems for others. My problem is with the ability for arbitrary people to say "no" to your case, without even considering the options or facts. Sure thing
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20d ago
Where do you think it is getting discharged?
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20d ago
Seems like Poland and Finland might have something in common then. It's exactly the same here and exactly senseless.
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20d ago
Don't get me started on how it works in my country. People who don't have a balcony are screwed and are entirely dependent on homeowners association which arbitrarily can agree or not, or they can stay indecisive about it and not
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1mo ago
I could be convinced, however for me personally sleep defines how I feel throught the day, and if my sleep is bad or not restorative, it's almost impossible to take care of myself and adhere to "being healthy and mindful" bec
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1mo ago
Yeah, sure. I would love to find a natural or lifestyle remedy to common RLS or PLMD symptoms that I get from time to time. The problem is that for some people it's impossible to identify what are the triggers and sometimes it's j
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5mo ago
Alternatively, you must be okay to have lifelong struggle and always feel inferior to everyone around you basically doing stuff effortlessly while you suffer.
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LLM told me to do so – navigating my career in the age of AI
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8mo ago
I don't know what part of the world are you from, but here in Poland, ordinary 400W Bi-Facial panel costs around $80/pc, when buying from wholesaler which are plenty and accessible even to non-companies (as a proof, I did buy 4pcs
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8mo ago
Common uneducated answer is: everyone needs something to die from. Same with cigarette smoking.
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1y ago
My perspective is very simple. I can either struggle for the next 30 years with whatever I wished I was doing, and be always angry at myself, others, significant other and family, or I can take meds, bear the consequences (side effects real
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1y ago
I always thought any kind of SSRI or alike will make it much worse, as many people on reddit indicate they caused it for them. I seem to be in opposite camp where SNRI actually lift like majority of visual snow syndrome, but that was not th
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1y ago
The default city, but the process was that I paid out of pocket for psychological diagnosis and then used that to talk with psychiatrist. It seems to be the "easiest" route to be taken seriously, rather than drug-seeker. And other
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1y ago
Do you really believe there is only one kind of OCD, specifically one you described? I'm sorry to tell you, but both ADHD and OCD exist on a spectrum. Furthermore, ADHD like symptoms can be caused through other illness than actual dopa
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1y ago
Not true, Source: diagnosed in Poland, see my other comment. Feel free to contact if need help.
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1y ago
I have to add my 5 cents to that because I've experienced something I've not seen anyone else experience and I think it might be worth to share it with others that might struggle with the same. I had various neurological issues fo
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1y ago
Something that helped with my anxiety is changing the way I think about my physical and mental issues where even if I have some underlying conditions causing anxiety, it should not define how I feel about it because I am in the control of h
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1y ago
ActiceBatch by Redwood, correct. Its widely used by some hedge funds.
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1y ago
As I worked adjacent to people who ran thousands of jobs in ActiveBatch - that software indeed was very simple to use and its GUI might have been awesome - but it's been double edged sword where if you have hundreds of people working o
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2y ago
Fully agreed on factory farming. Not only is it cruel and unethical, but the quality is also much worse making vegetables actually a pretty good alternative. On that note, let me tell you how home grown vegetables are also a lot better than
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2y ago
I think there is a shade of grey between enjoying it and never doing because animals are another living being that don't deserve it. If you are doing it as part of putting a good tasting food on the table, I would say no, no one bats a
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2y ago
Because killing farm animals is considered a norm in almost all places who had done that since generations. If you would be surrounded by chickens, livestock and other farm animals and watching them getting butchered was your daily bread as
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2y ago
Sorry to break your bubble, but this is how people normally live on countrysides / small villages, at least in my country. Killing livestock animals is everyday thing and no one bats an eye. Hell, even killing new born kittens / p
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3y ago
I don't have a website yet, but I recently hooked myself up to work on yet another CI/CD solution. Hear me out before you say "booring!". What if you could migrate to a CI/CD that is better to fit your organization
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