pariahHN

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by pariahHN 2y ago
Do you stop for food? Buccee's is already half restaurant and targets long distance drivers. Charge yourself while charging your vehicle. Many suburban gas stations have some form of food service attached as well.
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by pariahHN 2y ago
The company mentioned (Electriq Global) has a powder that stores hydrogen. There must have been some language or knowledge transfer issue with the article, because the website for Electriq talks about using KBH4 as a hydrogen carrier. http
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by pariahHN 3y ago
Similar experience, it makes it easy to integrate components into partner pages because they can treat it just like any other HTML element and we don't have to worry about the vast majority of possible namespace conflicts thanks to the
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by pariahHN 5y ago
If it's one person spending 4 hours a day, 500 pages/month is about 16 a day including weekends, 4 pages per hour, so 15 minutes to review each page for redactions. 500/month seems pretty fast given that there's probably
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by pariahHN 5y ago
That article ended too early, I was hoping to get some insight into potential solutions.
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by pariahHN 6y ago
This is extremely frustrating. Every time I try to discuss big issues with my dad, his side consists basically of "its too difficult". This man witnessed the transition room sized memory to 1TB SD cards, the growth of the internet
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by pariahHN 6y ago
This is really what does it for me. Name, eh, ok. Deliberately choosing other names to retain the 'joke', that's pushing it a bit but not a real deal breaker personally. But straight up using homophobic slurs because of an AP
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by pariahHN 6y ago
This is an interesting point I have not contemplated in my musings on the issue so far. Something I should have thought of earlier since my dad came out of retirement and thus is taking up a position that otherwise could have been occupied
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by pariahHN 6y ago
It doesn't have to be done with accelerated individuals not experiencing that school environment - just expand existing dual-credit systems and make it possible to spend your four high school years doing dual credit for the entire comm
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by pariahHN 6y ago
I was also wondering about this. No discussion of the likelihood of someone who knows about their condition and is being treated for it being exposed in the first place. If they had a lower likelihood in the first place then it would also l
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by pariahHN 6y ago
It wasn't intended to be. It's an actual question - where does the cutoff point lie for something standing on its own vs it being considered a problematic and irredeemable symbol of an atrocity and how do we define it? How do we d
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by pariahHN 6y ago
Are we going to get rid of every word that a plantation owner ever used to insult the slaves? For words that specifically have no purpose other than conveying hate, I can understand stamping them out. But master has quite a few other meanin
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by pariahHN 6y ago
This is the conclusion I think I am coming to on this issue. So long as only verifiable facts are presented as a counter point, then it isn't really even editorializing, let alone censorship. Editorializing is defined as presenting an
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by pariahHN 6y ago
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/number-of-covid-19-tests-... Seems to confirm, 28% increase in the past month overall in tests performed per positive. But this graph doesn't give any regional focus unfortunatel
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by pariahHN 6y ago
How would someone build a physical filter that only works in one direction? I'm having some trouble finding good sources on air filter design, I did see some mentions of differing porosity on different sides looking at HVAC filters but
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by pariahHN 7y ago
Every time I see someone bring up that others have it worse, everyone else has seen huge improvement, etc I've always gotten the impression that they are somehow trying to minimize the issues people are talking about as not being worth
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by pariahHN 7y ago
> Also maybe wages have stagnanted in the US for this generation, but keep in mind the wealth improvements in the rest of the world have been staggering. Billions of people in India or China have been lifted out of poverty. So, your prem
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by pariahHN 7y ago
I do exactly this, but with the sticky notes application. I find it easier to shuffle and tweak the raw text than moving around and editing discrete todo items, and I have it covering the next 2-3 weeks at any given moment with longer term
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by pariahHN 7y ago
This...does not seem as bad as I originally thought. Just a prompt bar to use Office instead of WordPad. I was thinking it would look like the start menu does. Admittedly I would be more concerned if it was advertising something other than
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by pariahHN 7y ago
Totally not a physicist. But, I would guess that it has to do with wiggles in space-time, since they do say it's from the vibrating of the atoms. Energy is transferred through a medium via imparting of wiggles to that medium, so I thin
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by pariahHN 7y ago
Even if we still had the Library of Alexandria, it may have shed zero light on the actual lives of citizens. Archiving content on the internet means capturing thousands of individual level perspectives and experiences. We don't know wh
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by pariahHN 7y ago
Well of course it is. How are you supposed to learn about how to integrate into society without, you know...learning about it? I wish people would be more specific - it's not that education in of itself is bad, it's that the way i
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by pariahHN 7y ago
Yes but for a shirt? Capturing a shirt shoplifter is worth the same effort and potential damage to innocents as a murderer? Or a bank robber? Or an organized group hitting electronics retailers? If someone refuses to pay a parking ticket, h
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by pariahHN 7y ago
And how exactly do you propose the Sierra Club enforce its decisions? Sharp words and a stern glare? A government brings with it the ability to actually enforce laws, and I think there are sufficient examples in world history as to why the
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by pariahHN 7y ago
That in itself may be considered a victory, depending on how far China is pushed and how they respond. If the rest of the world won't/can't do business with China anymore, that would be bad for China. HK's last ditch obj
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by pariahHN 7y ago
Eh, in some instances you can define extremeness relative to alternatives, not number of believers. Execution as a punishment is more extreme than a fine regardless of how many people favor execution over fines. I would argue that generally
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by pariahHN 7y ago
But there is a solution to that. Anything that can be easily identified as being the result of someone's own choices they are on the hook for and/or can get insurance for. Yes, these things would have to be enumerated, with some t
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by pariahHN 7y ago
But, a percentage that would have bought black market goods may instead go the stereotypical route for underage drinking - getting someone of age to legally buy the product and pass it on.
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by pariahHN 7y ago
People still fall for "convincing" emails and social media profiles with a name and a photo. I work tech support at my university, and we regularly have to deal with faculty clicking on things they shouldn't, or not clickin
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by pariahHN 7y ago
They may not technically be the only platforms (extending to include all big tech), but practically speaking they are effectively the only platforms, which is what really matters. Someone may technically be able to change from Comcast to

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