nathan-wailes

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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Does anyone know where I can find more film budgets broken down in detail like this?
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38120388
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
I can't submit the application; it says "Section has errors" but it's not clear what the error is: https://www.loom.com/share/fceb294edbaf47a1995c46b85f969a90
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Remote, US citizen, any work schedule (time zone) OK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Vue, Angular, Go (a little), can learn anything necessary Résumé&#
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Location: Remote, US citizen, any work schedule (time zone) OK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Vue, Angular, Go (a little), can learn anything necessary Résumé/CV: http
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Stripe login page decorative background design analysis(youtube.com)
1 points by nathan-wailes 3y ago|1 comments
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
I spent some time examining Stripe's login page decorative background and concluded it's built around two ideas: 1) a diagonal line that crosses through the midway point between the input boxes and the submit button, and 2) vertic
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How to read NPM dependency-conflict errors(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by nathan-wailes 3y ago|0 comments
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
I feel like I can sense the "stuffiness" (CO2) in a room apart from the scent, but I do think it would be worth an experiment to make sure. I agree it's a potential confounding(?) variable.
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Wow, I never knew that. My memories are based mostly on being in the woods in Maine, which is mostly pine trees IIRC. I wonder if I could get the same benefit from putting pine needles in my room or something.
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
yeah that's a great point, I need to come up with some way to measure it.
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
thank you for the advice!
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
thank you for the warning! I wasn't planning to set it to pure oxygen, just ~22% (if I can even set them that low), but now I'm scared of the possibility of an accident.
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
I definitely feel like I'm not breathing the same quality air when I'm in my room vs when I'm in the woods. I'm not sure how much of an issue it is, though. It might just be me getting hung up on every little annoyance.
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
What or who is Betteridge?
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
I'm not sure, but this CO2 issue is something I've noticed in many different situations, including just being in a car with air recirculation turned on. Once I became attuned to CO2 I started noticing its effects everywhere. It&
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Thank you for the tip!
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Wow, thank you for the tip! I'm going to look into the Purifresh, that sounds like exactly the kind of thing I'm looking for. Unfortunately I'm not in the Boston area but thank you for the offer!
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Yeah, I have an AQI meter too, and my CO2 meter also tracks humidity. I'm pretty sure it's the CO2. It's admittedly a minor annoyance, I'm just trying to make the perfect work setup.
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Thank you for all the advice! I think this discussion has given me a healthy fear of oxygen cylinders and concentrators. I'm not sure I'll be experimenting with them now.
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
I got the idea from noticing that the CO2 level can make it harder for me to think, so I wondered what would happen if I went in the other direction (more oxygen).
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Thank you for the warning. What do you think about CO2 scrubbers?
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Got it, thank you for your opinion.
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Yeah I'm starting to get scared of the possibility of an accident.
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
What's your opinion of the other comment in this thread pointing out the NIEHS study "Is CO2 an Indoor Pollutant?", which concluded that even going from 600ppm to 1000ppm made a difference?
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Yeah, the more I look into this, the more complicated it seems. I didn't realize the balance of the gases was so important, I thought I just needed more oxygen. A CO2 scrubber would seem to have the same issue, right? I agree I could j
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Thank you for the tip! I'd never heard of that before, I'm going to check it out.
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
I was actually wondering about that. I feel like there must be a difference between hyperventilating and breathing lower-CO2/higher-O2 air, but I'm not sure. Can you point me to any information on this? I Googled the issue and cam
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Can you elaborate? I'm unfamiliar with the science here. To use an extreme example, if an oxygen concentrator was blowing out 98% oxygen, wouldn't that necessarily mean there was less CO2 than otherwise?
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by nathan-wailes 3y ago
Yeah that's the kind of thing I'm worried about, that's what I'm hoping to learn from the people here. I don't want abnormally high oxygen levels, I just want the same quality of air that I get when I'm walking

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