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Comment #48784204
Per Wikipedia, at rest 500 ml of inhaled air is diluted with ≥2500 ml [1] of residual air in lungs containing ≥40000 ppm (4%) of CO2 [2]. Other things being equal, increasing conce…
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Comment #48783626
Can someone provide an explanation why CO2 concentrations above 1000 ppm have such a negative influence given the fact that CO2 concentration in lungs (at rest) never falls below 1…
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Comment #47500367
Then Otter Browser is a bastard faithful to the tradition https://github.com/OtterBrowser/otter-browser
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Comment #47397330
Weird, I remember Github as a pioneer of SPAs: in ~2013 you could browse code tree without the page reloading. Though I agree today's Github is awful slow, JS is required to see is…
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Comment #47388182
Here's a great video-essay on adjacent topic: Why The Movies Don't Feel The Same Anymore https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoldOz5YyAw
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Comment #47307981
Damn, and my country consumes 11 million out of 13 million tonnes of coal used for heating houses in the entire EU.
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Comment #47263480
It's even more to blame given that it stripped the NEA and IEEPA acts of legislative guardrails in 1987. [0] https://fivepoints.mattglassman.net/p/the-court-ieepa-and-th...
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Comment #47263282
I've started questioning this premise given that concentration of CO2 in the lungs (while resting) never falls below 10000ppm (I'm possibly underestimating this number). Though I'm…
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Comment #47251459
> And whenever Congress delegates authority to the executive branch, it faces a basic principal-agent problem: how do you ensure that the authority will be used by the executive br…
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Comment #47034037
I'll add that writing userscripts became more challenging b/c of this phenomenon.
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Comment #46980600
True runaway (i.e. oceans boiling / Venus) cannot happen on Earth unless you significantly increase incoming radiation stream (or alternatively halve the planet's albedo). The runa…
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Comment #46973891
Does anyone know if JWST has seen stuff far enough for this effect to kick in? [Angular Diameter Turnaround]( https://xkcd.com/2622/ )
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Comment #46552731
Sad reality of replacing plain old text boxes with "smarter" re-implementations: https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/web/WebEditingVsCut... Some (including the most popular: c…
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Comment #46514411
Although I very like this feature, I find it insane there's no config option to disable it x-wide / compositor-wide.
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Comment #46514196
Normal clipboard and selection "clipboard" (i.e. primary selection) are two separate boxes. Some apps (totally wrongfully IMO) override both when copying (example: Firefox's Web De…
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Comment #46513907
I should have put it clearer: every time the content of a textarea is modified by JS, the undo-redo history is cleared
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Comment #46513787
Mozilla, please stop leveling down to others! Recently I discovered that Firefox goes to great lengths to discard undo-redo history after it's been changed specifically via JS for …
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Comment #46466566
Looks cool! Annoyingly less sometimes bugs out and starts spinning, have to kill it from the outside.
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Comment #46355445
It can be tricky b/c Sun's azimuth at sunrise varies by a hundredth of a degree on days directly before and after the solstice. Also fun fact: date of latest sunrise is slightly ou…
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Comment #46355211
Wikipedia says it's indeed not a trivial thing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solstice#Solstice_determinatio...
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Comment #46328495
there are some observations of mine: - when the browser is not in the visible workspace, chromium's cpu usage actually goes to 0 whilst firefox's usually oscilates around 5% - ever…