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Ah, sorry I missed that. Typing on mobile.

There hasn't been a game that was banned in the US until it had altercations made to be Pro-US. That's the difference.

PUBG is a simple battle royale game with no concept of nations in-game, and the Chinese government banned it until there was pro-Chinese content in game. Wh

Because the altercations included pro-Chinese language.

No, the article very explicitly states that she is intersex. She has both female and male features.

We're always looking for good talent! Feel free to shoot your resume to daniel@orthly.com

@dang

This is a Flexport competitor, correct?

Good lord the Boston Globe has one of the most annoying paywalls. I can't even use incognito mode to read this article.

I would recommend checking out the guidance and tips pages from the Building Science Corporation [0]

[0]https://www.buildingscience.com/

Sure! Email is in my profile. Happy to nerd out over building efficiency and help out.

That log is painful to read. I definitely sympathize with moot and the mod team, but that was not the way to handle that.

Speaking as someone who spent a good part of my life renovating homes, I can tell you that there is not much of an "upper limit" to the energy efficiency of an older home. If you're already planning on renovating a home, there is an incremental $25-$50k energy efficiency improvements that you can make to turn the house into a nearly net-zero energy home.

The issue is that the young couple who do renovate their home have a far better ROI on updating the kitchen + bathroom than the efficiency of the house.

Building science has been stonewalled and ignored by regulators who work closely with property developers. The efficiency of US buildings/homes is abysmal, and because energy is relatively cheap, there is little economic pressure to invest in efficiency upgrades.

Facebook has the same trend. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=US&q=f...

Takeoff tech is one of the startups working on it.

https://www.takeoff.com/

Only CO detectors are mandatory in buildings.

It's so simple it's kind of stupid. Don't have the camera face the inside of the fridge, point it out and watch the I/O instead.

My email is in my bio, happy to show you what was initially built out and lessons learned! Could be useful for you.

In a different life, I was working on a device that could turn any fridge into a smart fridge. Using computer vision to auto restock food when you ran low. The prototype felt pretty magical for the few food items it could recognize.

Maybe some day later down the line :)

Not my company, just know where he works.

Hustle https://www.hustle.com/

"We don't know what you're writing, but we know who you're talking to! We love encryption now!"

It's shocking how damaging Gore has been to the climate change image to deniers.

Most of my logins have been syncd via Chrome. Makes logging into a new computer a breeze, or if I need to borrow someone else's stuff really quick.

My tinfoil hat theory is that this is being caused by the increasing concentration of wealth. Which is being enabled by increasing levels of automation and efficiency.

How would one go about shorting this debt?

If it was easy, there would be dozens of courses out there already! Sounds like you've found a pain point you can solve.

3 employees were, after being explicitly told by Facebook not to do so.

There are hundreds, if not thousands of posts and comments on this very website about under qualified individuals working various positions in tech. This community preaches looking past impostor syndrome and recognizing that most people are technically underqualified, and that is the job of the company/superiors to nurture talent.

All of a sudden we don't want to extend this same treatment to people who face structural problems that inhibit participation?

For weeks I've been trying to find a good, simple explanation of Wittgenstein's Ladder (I'm not the greatest at understanding philosophy). Appreciate this.

I find 2nd generation immigrants in the US have cooking skills passed down from their parents, but most other students I wouldn't trust to boil water.