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by 99_00 5y ago
Elections have consequences.
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I had no idea there was an e-nose project out there. Is e-nose a field with active research or is it something that's seen as being just too hard/cross disciplinary? I see robust e-nose as being a huge development that would chang
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Looking at the live streams, I see visible minorities going to the protests and supporting the truckers and the atmosphere seems festive and celebratory more than anything else.
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Also the Ambassador Bridge blockade was ordered by the court to clear on Friday midnight. Police cleared it Sunday with some arrests, some resistance but not much else. Pretty standard when it comes to Canadian protests.
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>What is the difference between wind turbines and highways or utility poles festooned with cables? All make noise, are eyesores or both. All also have benefits. The residents have judged the benefits of highways and utility poles festoon
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Seems their mental model doesn't have predictive power.
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When I submitted this, I thought it was obvious that it was about fertilizer, which is already in short supply and is going to make inflation worse. I think that is a lot more interesting and important than what's going on in Ukraine.
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Russia Has Halted the Export of Ammonium Nitrate(datamarnews.com)
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People underestimate cultural difference and even pretend they don't exist. Even within a culture there are people who don't fit into the dominant cultural values and way of working. A big part of diversity and inclusion is addres
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You're right, the authors argument doesn't make sense. We should put off problems now because they will be cheaper and easier to solve in the future because technology would have improved. Putting resources into technology now ins
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>Why do you think Play-Doh is so bitter and salty? I didn't know that it was. Interesting that they assume this is common knowledge. Other people must be putting a lot more in their months than me.
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Cynical? I thought that this is what companies wanted me to do when they have me set career development goals. After all, the director of engineering also wants to put "moved operations to the cloud" on their resume so they can ge
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Physical laws don’t care about good intentions. Expect more “surprises”.
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What % of global population will have to expire for a fertilizer free future possible? Population of US in 1780 was 3 million. Today it’s 300 million.
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I live somewhere cold and damp. I need this. Thermal clothes and turning up the heat doesn’t help. Recently we had a bought of dry cold weather. In -10 C and dry I was wearing less insulation and feeling warmer than +5 C with high humidity.
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by 99_00 5y ago
>Seems like heating a person is much more efficient than heating an entire house Frozen pipes, and possibly other issues I’m not thinking of. No need to go to extremes. Turn down the heat during the day and wear a sweater. People have to
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The point is that kids were barred from parks and fields.
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>Who was shaming children? local parents? government officials? I didn't see any of this shaming. In fact, where I live, more children were at the parks. They are somewhere in Canada. Regulations and attitudes differ depending on th
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Private citizens hire lawyers to file patents on their crackpot inventions. So I don't see cost and time being a being a barrier.
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Wouldn't patents protect a small software development company from having their product ripped off by one of the giants? Essentially force the giant to buy out the smaller developer?
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A small lawfirm that doesn't have its own IT department doesn't have engineering opportunities
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And fertilizer prices are already extremely high due to Nat gas shortages. Crop yeilds are going to be bad.
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If the data is misrepresentative, what evidence is there for the 'Great Resignation'?
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Pent up demand from 2020 is manifesting in 2021. Based on the chart you presented I didn't make my argument clearly or you're not understanding. https://cdn.statcdn.com/Infographic/images/normal/2618
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I think the 'Great Resignation' is fake news. When COVID hit people felt insecure so they stayed on jobs they would have otherwise quit. Look at any graph of resignations or quits, they dipped. We are seeing the pent up desire to
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Trust the science and experts, huh? What a joke. A genocidal totalitarian regime that harvests organs from non-violent political prisoners may be responsible for the worst accident in human history and the people we count on for the unbiase
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The incentive is obvious. And by looking at partisan media outlets you can see that the political machines take it seriously. When Trump was in power CNN had a covid death count being displayed 24/7. America's ranking in deaths wa
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High-risk Covid gene more common in South Asians They say around 60% of people from South Asian backgrounds and 15% of people of European ancestry carry the high-risk version of the gene. They estimate the risky version of the gene is prese
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More "surprises" like this is coming in the future. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fossil_fuel_divestment
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>You can remove the glass sealing by saying you didn’t expect communistic politics in balancing your productivity multiplier from a professional is highly effective. This is also called the Deutsche Bank recipe. Can you explain this in a

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