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Putting few tons of radioactive material on top of dozens of tons of highly explosive rocket fuel... what could possibly go wrong?
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You also need to consider that H2O itself is also a greenhouse gas, much worse than CO2, although much easier to remove from atmosphere.
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Loop unrolling seems like something that should be done by a compiler when you turn on aggressive optimization flags, and not something you need to code explicitly.
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Thanks, that was really interesting read :)
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The question of course is: would she win that medal if Ukraine wasn't currently at war, and everyone wasn't looking for ways to score some PR points by expressing their support?
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I wonder if it would make more financial sense for Apple to withdraw from EU market, rather than complying. The numbers for 2021 are pretty much in line: $89B - Apple sales in Europe (including some non-EU countries, most notably UK) $85B -
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Which brings me to probably most misunderstood of Jesus teachings: "turning the other cheek". People usually interpret it as a call to pacifism - do not respond to violence with more violence. What people miss is that for Jesus co
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One thing about this video that caught my attention: around 14:40, Tesla is in the "forward" lane, but it tries to make a left turn. While I agree that this is against the rules, my experience with driving around a big city is: ha
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Is it just me, or does this post look like a scam to find a rich guy and con him for all his money? :)
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Agree that this isn't likely to be true at population level - I was talking about Software Developers specifically. Disagree on "much higher standard of education" - even if Austria comes on top, it's just barely, not by
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How long ago was that? Are you guys still in touch? Because it seems to me that recently developer salaries in Poland matched or even surpassed those in Austria :)
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No need for medical procedures. There was this scheme in Greece, where people would simply not report deaths of their parents, bury them secretly in the backyard, and continued to receive their pension payments.
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Why only abortion clinics? They should simply stop collecting location history altogether.
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It's actually quite frustrating, this invasion of plant based "sausages". I was shopping for groceries online today and half of the products in the "sausages" category were plant based, making it harder to shop for
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Even before pandemic there were many reasons to end "Quantitive Easing" policy, but FED failed to do their job here.
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Since 2008 "not understanding inflation" was his (as well as Yellen's and Bernanke's) job description... They were printing money like there's no tomorrow, but "tomorrow" is now.
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Comparative advantage only works in a globalized economy with free trade - the world that is now ending.
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But we spent most of our days in offices with AC.
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People do not vote for Democrats because they share their values, but because they like free money that Democrats typically promise.
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I thought that the researcher that 'discovered' ADHD admitted oh his death bed that it was just a scam he invented to make money on the drugs to cure it.
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I think this is more of the disclaimer that they are not responsible to any damage to your production systems if you do not use their support. That's why the wording is "are not intended for..." and not "you are prohibit
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It's really not about that, corn products are simply bad for health - too much sugar, to little more valuable nutrients.
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Also, sometimes companies will force employees to get certified for many reasons. My own company was recently looking to renew their Gold Partnership with Microsoft and so they were looking for victims to get Microsoft certified, because, a
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A friend of mine moved to US on L1, with his wife. It took them 5 years before the wife got EAD (work permit). It is possible that they fucked the process up, and it can be done faster, just wanted to mention it here.
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Duh, stone was melted when the Targaryen family used their dragons to conquer Scotland and make it one of the Seven Kingdoms.
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Not exactly "concrete shells" - you have windows, you have basic plumbing, central heating, electricity, even cable TV and internet cables already installed, and you have all walls painted in white. Everything else you have to do
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Long term population reduction would be good, it is the few decades long transition period that sucks.
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Is lactose intolerance more common in the US than in Europe? In my country no one ever bothers with offering lactose-free products.
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Apple is not in control of your credit cards - it just allows you to use them more conveniently. And for photos and music, and even passwords there are alternative services, no one forces you to use Apple provided ones.
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One thing to remember about lightning: take your computer monitor into account :) I have a bright (600 cd HDR) 32-inch monitor. I did a live streaming once (kind of online training) - the lightning was good most of the time, but when I trie
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