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madvoid

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About madvoid

Contact me at 1.madvoid@gmail.com

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    What's more alarming is this site is pretty high up on google when you search for "Staub cast iron".

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    Comment #38062970

    Imagine you're a 16th century Italian mathematician who is trying to solve cubic equations. You notice that when you try to solve some equations, you end up with a sqrt(-1) in your…

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    Comment #34474815

    For small scale circuits, I like Scherz's "Practical Electronics for Inventors". For a good high level overview of the grid, along with other civil engineering topics, Grady Hillho…

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    Comment #31716339

    I love that the whitepaper doesn't actually have any white pages...

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    Comment #31709167

    Everything he makes is great, I'd also highly recommend the GPS explanation.

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    Comment #31131931

    Amen. Due to reliability and lack of updates I don't use it anymore but Nintype was by far the best mobile typing experience I've had.

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    Comment #30237441

    Recently switched from a Kindle to a Kobo and here are my findings so far: Kobo Pros: * Natively handle .epub files * Overdrive integration for library books * Dropbox integration …

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    Comment #30004497

    Burning man being NIMBY about geothermal energy ( https://www.rgj.com/story/life/arts/burning-man/2022/01/10/b... ) probably has more negative impacts towards the climate than thei…

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    Comment #29989627

    I linked to the Reddit page because the creator of the site seems to be active there.

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    Comment #29516083

    Home automation or LEDs are always a good start in my opinion. Home automation because it's something that will affect your life and you'll notice, LEDs because they're pretty (e.g…

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    Comment #29224503

    Thank you for the link. My mayor is on here which I'm very unhappy about.

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    Comment #26875931

    I got a pair of AfterShokz ( https://aftershokz.com/us/ ) for swimming and in some ways it’s more convenient than an iPod shuffle because the headphones are integrated. I really li…

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    Comment #26324031

    I actually think what you eat is the dominating factor in food CO2 production: https://ourworldindata.org/uploads/2020/02/Environmental-imp... Transport and processing are fairly m…

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    Comment #26005454

    I'm planning on buying a printer soon elevation maps are one of the things I was hoping to print - thank you for the awesome tool! Assuming the users are okay with it I think it wo…

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    Comment #24986295

    Thank you for the reply!

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    Comment #24978351

    Hi Matt, what kind of work do data scientists do at USDS?

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    Comment #23798717

    "Generally" could mean what you mentioned, or it could mean straight slavery - as the article said there is not good stats. Forced labor is prevalent in many industries, using the …

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    Comment #23788247

    Coffee: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/the_americas/the-hidden... Sugar: http://edition.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/americas/01/09/brazil.slav... I do not believe your implied claim t…

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    Comment #23722880

    +1 for maps.me, it's my goto app when traveling

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    Comment #23442853

    The word for this general phenomena for those that are curious is Goodhart's law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law

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    Comment #23400794

    Clinton has been called "The first black president" before: http://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith/clinton/morrison.html

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    Comment #18080693

    Opening Arguments. It's a law podcast that's packed full of information about current events and is very accessible.