yonaguska

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by yonaguska 29d ago
good for you
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by yonaguska 1mo ago
huh?
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by yonaguska 1mo ago
They are using gas because it's more reliable during peak usage. Wind generation in Texas isn't optimal throughout the entire state and conditions aren't optimal all the time. They still use wind, but from a pure numbers pe
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by yonaguska 2mo ago
I've been able get better or equivalent results than most non-japanese ramen places near me by starting with miso paste and fresh noodles from the local h-mart, without the massive amount of work that typically goes into ramen.
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by yonaguska 2mo ago
I'm surprised that there are so many still think that this is really about protecting kids. This is not an organic movement at all.
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by yonaguska 2mo ago
Full auto handguns are quite popular now despite being effectively illegal.
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by yonaguska 2mo ago
This is true, but there is another foreign country that can send people to your door. What's to stop China from eventually buying that type of influence over our govt officials?
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by yonaguska 2mo ago
Have you tried sprint workouts as a complement to powerlifting?
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by yonaguska 2mo ago
One on one "tutoring" is the most effective way to make early education productive and it's not even close. Even the outcomes of parents spending 20 minutes a day reading to their infants and toddlers correlates with better e
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by yonaguska 2mo ago
I think there is a lot of discord over medicare/medical, social security, and interest at least, but maybe I'm just in a bubble.
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by yonaguska 2mo ago
All the drone footage is actually pretty horrific to see.
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by yonaguska 2mo ago
If you have a blog or something anywhere, I'm very interested in your journey.
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by yonaguska 3mo ago
I switched to colemak, but I paired this switch with split keyboards. So qwerty is still easy to use on regular keyboards, but I'm sure I'd get super tripped up if I used qwerty on a split kb.
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by yonaguska 3mo ago
I switched from the moonlander to the glove80, and the low switches are nothing compared to the much more intuitive ergonomics.
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by yonaguska 3mo ago
Do you just buy more of the footpads online or have you figured out a more permanent solution? I pack mine up and travel with it frequently, and the rubber feet are always coming off.
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by yonaguska 3mo ago
Idk if I'd say that Americans like bigger vehicles. There are just a lot of incentives that push us that way.
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by yonaguska 3mo ago
Since the advent of EVs, its not a safety issue imo. When Tesla's first came out, and the first adopters were all people that wanted to drive FAST, I was often surprised by them, especially since I always rode slightly faster than traf
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by yonaguska 3mo ago
I agree with your sentiment but not your conclusion. They don't want this administration specifically to have gatekeeping authority, what they want is any administration to say that they are gatekeeping, so that they can regulate the
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by yonaguska 3mo ago
Yes, I'm well aware of how big it is, and of course there are aspects of it that I do agree with. What I came away from the conversation with was "wow, this other guy has zero understanding of how important individual liberties ar
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by yonaguska 3mo ago
They could have fled for any number of reasons- that doesn't mean that they aren't exactly in sync with the culture they are coming from. And even if they aren't in sync with the culture they are fleeing- they very likely sti
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by yonaguska 3mo ago
"America First"
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by yonaguska 3mo ago
MAGA has split hard. it's now MIGA vs AF. With MIGA being mostly boomer evangelicals and AF being younger, either outright fuentes antisemites or just anti Zionists that lean right. There is a huge astroturfing campaign to make it seem
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by yonaguska 3mo ago
Oh, I still vote. I feel that if I don't, then I have no right to complain. no matter how unhappy I am with the candidates.
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by yonaguska 3mo ago
It's not intellectually lazy, it's being intellectually tired. Both parties only every get anything done in this country when it comes to voting to restrict our rights. Ideologically, I'm slightly right leaning. My primary va
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by yonaguska 3mo ago
at this point I don't get bogged down in the details. They're all just different masks for authoritarianism.
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by yonaguska 4mo ago
I don't think it's just you or your age, per your pre-internet comment. People that grew up in this just don't understand why they're overwhelmed. And I don't think they're even aware of what their missing ou
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by yonaguska 4mo ago
I highly recommend comprehensible input if you're refreshing a language. Free via youtube.
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by yonaguska 4mo ago
> just do what I want to do all day Are the things that you want to do productive in any way? A sizeable portion of people have an innate drive to "produce" actual value.
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by yonaguska 4mo ago
be the change you wish to see- share your thoughts.
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by yonaguska 4mo ago
I've found that for super large but simple refactors, codex and Claude struggle and will just quietly stop doing what you asked it if it's a long running task. I actually had better luck asking codex to write temporary sed scripts

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