Also he keeps deporting the transition teams.
Not to mention that business, especially stuff with a long lead time like a new manufacturing facility, needs one thing above all else: predictability. And there is no predictability in a country run by Trump.
Not sure how they capture the carbon dioxide, but it's delivered to the greenhouse itself from a giant tank outside the building. I realize that's probably not the part of the process you were interested in, but it's all I've got.
Mostly it's fine as others have stated, but sometimes they pump CO2 in there. One example is Friðheimar tomato farm in Iceland, which enhances photosynthesis by using carbon dioxide produced from natural geothermal steam.
Hope he actually cares about the kid, and isn't just fighting for custody to hurt the mother.
It's an art installation. I don't remember the exact details, but it's something like it's constantly leaking red lubricant and is programmed to try to scoop it up to survive a little longer.
Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Can%27t_Help_Myself_(Sun_Yuan_and_Peng_Yu)
The job was to do as much damage to the government as possible.
Docker does a lot of mumbo jumbo with the disk, I'm guessing that's why. Start a container with a host folder mapped in and do something moderately IO-intensive, like clone a large-ish git repo, and you will notice it's a lot slower than bare metal. I'm guessing this is because docker uses union file systems heavily, and that adds IO overhead. You'd probably get more or less equivalent performance to bare metal if all you did was set up a simpler form of container which just configured some namespaces.
TL;DR: Containers are fast, docker specifically does extra stuff which is slow.
Yeah, don't try to hand-parse a raw PDF. You're better off rendering it and running OCR on the image in most cases. Only exception I know of is if you generated it with LaTeX.
They do that deliberately. You see that a lot among Republicans. I assume it's similar motivations as when they say the US is "a republic, not a democracy". Apparently it irks them that they have democracy in the name.
Grossest president so far
If there's an activity or skill you've been wanting to get into, you could try taking a class in that. You'll meet some other people at your approximate skill level, and it's an opportunity to socialize.
I've personally met a lot of people through climbing gyms and dance classes, both activities where you're often paired up with one other person. Bouldering is great for smalltalk as well, because people are often eager to discuss approaches to the problem.
Not everyone's cup of tea, but I've also met some friends through work colleagues. A colleague of mine was going hiking with friends and invited me along, and since the friends didn't work in the same company as us it felt disconnected enough from work for me at least.
It was inflicted on both groups by the school district.