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dimnsionofsound

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    Comment #28342014

    So that your escape money doesn’t get eaten away by inflation. You could put it in a low-ish risk portfolio composed of some bonds, indexes, etc so that it continues to make some a…

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    Comment #27825983

    Outcompete in what sense? Certainly more working can lead to more of something, but I’m not sure we all agree on what that something is, and whether or not all of it is valuable (o…

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    Comment #25975134

    I did biphasic sleep in high school (1.5h nap at 16:30, 4.5h sleep at 2:00) for my junior and part of senior year, and it was incredible. It allowed me to do nearly all of my homew…

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    Comment #25793398

    I was thinking it’d be something more like this: http://www.windytan.com/2015/10/pea-whistle-steganography.ht...

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    Comment #25370422

    I have often wondered what the best way to communicate things like that is, because of this exact problem. It seems like you really can’t win, if you’re the one doing the messaging…

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    Comment #25292397

    The implicit threat of loss of funding and/or access is often enough to sway editorial decisions in a way that could appear like direct control.

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    Comment #25270662

    This sounds like a healthy perspective and I appreciate you acknowledging that having kids might not be for everyone, as someone who is leaning that way myself. Thank you.

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    Comment #25160243

    Found the video where he says this: https://youtu.be/PRQVzPEyldc

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    Comment #25152376

    Linus Sebastian from Linus Media Group has said somewhere that a YouTube premium viewer is worth several times as much as an ad-supported viewer apparently. Apologies for no citati…

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    Comment #25064647

    Link seems to be broken ?

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    Comment #24994714

    I understand you don’t agree with the cheaper cars argument, and I don’t either. To the people that would seriously make this argument though, I ask them this: If the location or o…

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    Comment #24935258

    It seems like consequences are the only language that bad actors understand, unfortunately.

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    Comment #24641515

    You’d be surprised what modern neodymium drivers in a well designed enclosure can accomplish bass-wise. Though you are right in that the laws of physics have not changed, and somet…

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    Comment #24619365

    I’m not sure this idea is all that they’re marketing it as. Here’s a video discussing the drawbacks [0], the guy doing the video can be kind of abrasive at times but worth watching…

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    Comment #24613689

    Another great reason I want to continue working remote: Why would I want to leak any information in my body language to coworkers or management? I have no idea what they are going …

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    Comment #24575038

    Agreed. I'm not having kids and trying not to get too down on the daily about the future of our species. Based on what I know about human nature I see almost no realistic way out o…

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    Comment #24311469

    Before I turned that on, watching BBC documentaries in 25 FPS the judder was very noticeable on panning shots. Definitely worth enabling if your device supports it.

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    Comment #24207171

    Your tax dollars as a wealthy individual also pay for the police forces to keep the less wealthy people from coming and just taking your property, as they might in a state with zer…

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    Comment #24206258

    I saw an insurance company claiming that it uses satellite imagery (among other things) to “provide cheaper insurance” to homeowners. Not sure if what they really mean is that they…

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    Comment #23993964

    The market is also distorted by us humans' inelastic demand for food and housing, which means sometimes sellers can charge higher prices for things such as these that people cannot…

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    Comment #23706272

    Though transformers only work with AC.

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    Comment #23445564

    This is called Ripple Control, for anyone interested: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Load_management#Ripple_control

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    Comment #22400324

    Mildly related, here’s another instance of harmful things you can buy on Amazon: “negative ion” trinkets that are actually radioactive [1]. [1]: https://youtu.be/C7TwBUxxIC0

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    Comment #21159056

    Sounds about right to me. The book The Human Zoo by Desmond Morris discusses this phenomenon r.e. people need to feel the best at something so they pick ever smaller niches or hobb…