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notmadnomad
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Comment #24912992
In times of lack of leadership, it's easier to blame a mythical "them" rather than confront specific faulty, corrupt, incompetent bureaucrats. Furthermore, it provides a sense of t…
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Comment #24912942
"Victim?" There are also willing participants. Extending Upton Sinclair's quote: It is difficult to get someone to understand something when their salary, lifestyle, beliefs, or op…
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Comment #24845734
Forcing kids back into school is insanely ridiculous; not for the kids' health, but for health and safety of everyone else around them because the kids get thrown into routine supe…
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Comment #24845701
Granted the immense infrastructure investment, but why not ditch electrical and natural gas for hydrogen? Hydrogen is much safer, cleaner, and less lossy than either.
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Comment #24845678
I thought this was what Conan did. Am I missing something?
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Comment #24845667
How can unfairness be spread "evenly" when it is a amorphous, unique, and situational impression? Also, isn't that like a wrong rationalizing its existence by another wrong? Let us…
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Comment #24845657
I don't understand this acceptance of meritless praise, much like body positivity towards the morbidly obese who are on the verge of dying. It's tantamount to rationalizing cheatin…
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Comment #24824045
Tokugawa Ieyasu’s shit list includes comedians. That's funny. Leave Conan, Oliver, and Fallon alone, but Japan can have the rest of the American celebrity comedians to despise.
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Comment #24823985
Memories. I remember the Apple //e in elementary school ('83 or '84) with LOGO and Oregon Trail. (Thanks Apple!) Oddly enough, I also remember almost burning my finger on some of t…
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Comment #24823956
Hey Matt @ Matt erport, where's your giant pool noodle kooshball from the Palo Alto/Stanford area these days? ;-) (Matterport was listed as an investment. Also, no longer across fr…
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Comment #24823938
Yes. Call it "Sierra Nevada sea salt," just as how "Himalayan sea salt" mostly comes from Pakistan. That is, after you evaporate it down to solids.
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Comment #24823856
CAES also has awful energy density of ~100 kJ/m^3 or ~100 J/L. It's not worth it. Small CAES implies closer to people and more likely to experience heat and fires, more so than say…
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Comment #24823130
Former USPTO patent examiners who do consulting are gold to work with your patent lawyers. Remember that a provisional patent is like chicken soup: just throw everything into it. F…
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Comment #24823093
Mattress moving bags. Also, PFA beds without all the chemicals like Casper, Purple, or Avocado might help.
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Comment #24823001
Oh my. It reminds me that about 2001, I purchased a medium quality Serta bed from Mancini's Sleepworld (in CA) that arrived in a sealed plastic bag. The mattress stunk with a chemi…
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Comment #24822964
---- Home ---- ---- Home - water ---- - Reverse Osmosis water filter with pre UV filtration, 50 GPD membrane, and permeate pump (TDS - Whole house carbon block water filter - remov…
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Comment #24784532
For fixed-site applications of sufficient land area and scale, it's difficult to beat pumped-storage hydroelectricity (PSH). The round-trip efficiency is around or above 70%, the s…
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Comment #24775043
Speaking of car paint, I have a mid-80's VW Westfalia camper in need of a fresh, bomb look. Honestly, what paint job would you go with in the US southwest? 1. Two-tone red and whit…