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Comment #37484918
Obsidian Sync may provide a partial solution but it's mainly targeted at a single user synchronizing vaults between devices. There's also the Obsidian Git[1] plugin if you're worki…
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Comment #37452224
> Sure there is a theoretical closable cycle in batteries, but guess what, the same can be said for fossil fuels. On geological time scales involving massive deposition of organic …
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Comment #37436484
Please excuse my ignorance, I haven't done a ton of async Rust programming - but if you're trying to call async Rust from sync Rust, can you not just create a task, have that task …
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Comment #37436390
PATA vs. SATA is a somewhat limited metaphor; PATA had a number of limitations such as the inability to hot swap hardware as well as using wide ribbon cables that made it largely o…
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Comment #37436206
A particularly interesting use case for async Rust without threads is cooperative scheduling on microcontrollers[1]; this article also does a really good job of explaining some of …
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Comment #37169558
It may be temporary, but if bringing back X improves the quality of someone's life, more power to them. We're stuck with the downsides of continuous delivery; having a consistent U…
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Comment #36928266
> Unusually warm water (as little as 1 °C above usual summer means) can cause the breakdown of the symbiosis and the mass expulsion of zooxanthellae, referred to as “coral bleachin…
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Comment #36925630
> . . .But it was still hot > Even if the 101.1° water temp isn’t verified, it was exceptionally hot in the Florida Keys, and it remains that way. > Water temperatures at other buo…
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Comment #36865326
I'm not a climate scientist but I'd reason that the tropics would experience greater heating resulting from the stagnation of the warm water that would previously circulate. More w…
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Comment #36035997
Profit maximization attempts have changed; supply chain disruptions provided an opportunity for corporations to increase their prices in unison. Prior to the pandemic there was mor…
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Comment #36023812
Receiving puberty blockers isn't something any child casually does after reading a book. Going off the Mayo clinic: To begin using pubertal blockers, a child must: Show a long-last…
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Comment #36016440
Asserting that an ad hoc system of markets and currencies is the pinnacle of economic achievement is pretty bold. To provide a counterpoint, why wouldn't our economic structures ch…
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Comment #35624860
- Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels - Oceanic temperatures and pH - Quantities in PFAS in the environment - Opiate deaths (and other deaths of despair) per capita - Percentage of c…
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Comment #35604772
Onshape allows for versioning parts and assemblies, mate connectors to determine how parts should connect, assemblies and subassemblies to define the relationships between parts an…
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Comment #35310437
Application performance monitoring ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_performance_manage... )
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Comment #34616797
Seconding this; act has a lot of potential but misses a number of features such as support for deployment environment variables (eg `${{ var.DEPLOY_SPECIFIC_ENV_VAR }}`) and only r…
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Comment #33643003
In 2021 more than 140 firefighters died, coming out to more than 3 a week. First responder jobs are dangerous which is why there's training to reduce the danger. Having an officer …
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Comment #33582797
wiki page delete commit: https://github.com/krakenrf/krakensdr_docs/wiki/08.-Passive-...
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Comment #33408219
I've had my eye on [step]( https://github.com/smallstep/certificates ) and [step-ca]( https://github.com/smallstep/certificates ) for a hot minute; it's production quality and seem…
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Comment #33301176
Before we fetch the pitchforks and torches do we have any proof of this beyond a screenshot of a potential ToS violation?
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Comment #33038379
The Pakistan floods were due to massive rainfall exacerbating glacial melt, both of which were triggered by climate change. Pakistan is responsible for fewer than 1% of global emis…
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Comment #33038237
> Should parts of CA or other earthquake prone areas be labelled uninhabitable? Major earthquakes happen an order of magnitude less frequently than major storms - but there's merit…
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Comment #33038112
Having people educated, healthy, and protected from the damages of homelessness all have positive externalities. Paying people to return to areas that are regularly ravaged by mass…
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Comment #33038016
If an area is regularly rendered uninhabitable by major weather events then rebuilding in that area is a liability for all involved. When buildings and property are destroyed their…
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Comment #32681414
That's the thing with free market capitalism - nobody needs to advocate for policies like moving people to urban areas in the name of efficiency. Instead people living in rural are…