Arodex

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by Arodex 3mo ago
The Forest of Fontainebleau, just 50 km south of Paris, is burning, with Canada it's on the scene trying to contain it. Nearby highways and trains - some of the busiest of France - are cut. It is a temperate European forest, oak trees
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Major forest fire only 50km from Paris(reddit.com)
1 points by Arodex 3mo ago|0 comments
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by Arodex 3mo ago
Then maybe publish the results, but don't publish the "how to".
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by Arodex 3mo ago
It run its course the minute you "honestly" thought the Belgians were whining and the Americans weren't. You have no argument remaining, especially now that Olise's yellow card has been left in place. Wouldn't the g
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by Arodex 4mo ago
>The Belgians now need to man up and play the game with a full squad rather than whine about not getting an easy fixture Oh the irony. Why don't the US man up and play within the rules? You president whined and whined and whined, he
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by Arodex 4mo ago
... May we have the solution to the questions, also? I went through the concours too but I am very rusty. See also Veritasium on that topic: https://youtu.be/BickMFHAZR0
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by Arodex 4mo ago
I completely accept that human audition has limits that are easy to determine by playing a pure sound. But is it the same with music, where multiple frequencies are played and interfere with each other? Aren't some harmonics or effects
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Palantir vs. Republik [Swiss News Magazine](republik.ch)
2 points by Arodex 4mo ago|1 comments
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by Arodex 4mo ago
Here is what Palantir tried to snuff out: “For seven years, Palantir attempted to win over the Swiss federal authorities as customers with a major sales campaign. They were immediately rejected at least nine times.” And: “In total, we submi
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by Arodex 4mo ago
>The reason is that genetics/evolution don't yet seem to fully explain how humans exist. A computer genetic algorithm run for a billion generations doesn't lead to anything anywhere near the the complexity of a human. I di
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by Arodex 4mo ago
Every court before the Supreme Court completely dismissed the attempt to kill the 14th amendment. The Supreme Court is more and more packed with dishonest, racist Republican political hacks who try to twist words to overturn centuries of pr
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by Arodex 4mo ago
It is totally obvious: every single court told the Trump administration to go f* themselves, and Trump appealed and appealed again until it reached the Supreme Court.
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by Arodex 4mo ago
> https://www.ucl.ac.uk/ioe/news/2024/sep/ucl-demographers-wor ... >For example, despite vegetables and sweet potatoes being promoted as key components of the Okinawan ‘Blue Zone’ diets, according to
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by Arodex 4mo ago
Nope, European, from a country that did the most to oppose Israel, despite the fact it is very difficult for any continental European country to do so as we are tainted by the Shoah... And America is electing more and more anti-israel polit
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by Arodex 4mo ago
So American, is Bill White a trustworthy ambassador or a political donor looking for clout?
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by Arodex 4mo ago
Note that as the trial is described, the blinding was only related to the presence or not of caffeine. There wasn't any "non-coffee" placebo (something with the taste but none of the components of coffee). (Of course it is ce
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by Arodex 4mo ago
You don't need much calculation power to manage a 30-min ballistic trajectory. The inertial navigation system is the very crazy part, along with the nuclear fusion warhead design itself. https://youtu.be/AazmxNs5kmE?is=
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by Arodex 4mo ago
That's just another type of randomness (who was online during the short time the posting was opened).
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by Arodex 4mo ago
"Biden was horrible, terrible, very not good and I complain a lot about how he was the worst ever. Trump is worse and I just "whatabout Biden" and leave it at that."
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by Arodex 4mo ago
You should read "The nice house on the lake" comic. You'll find it interesting.
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by Arodex 4mo ago
>Then we give up our control to them, and in return we are given lives of leisure, luxury, with minimal suffering, the end of disease, etc. Is this such a horrible scenario? Until the AI overlords need to reclaim space to built another p
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by Arodex 4mo ago
They are so ineffective that the Army is reinstating flu vaccination. /s
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by Arodex 4mo ago
>And don't try to say it was an objective public health measure - if that was the case they would've made natural immunity as acceptable as vaccination) It was an objective public health measure, because it is well-known from a
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by Arodex 4mo ago
>I think there would have been better uptake amung republicans if it was presented a optional healthcare choice or suggestion. Cut to Republicans outraged reaction to Michelle Obama fitness initiatives...
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by Arodex 4mo ago
Also, throughout history, human civilization used to get rid of those who didn't play nice with others. Ostracism was common and there was no recourse.
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by Arodex 4mo ago
Nothing has changed. Fat and sugar are appetizing, always have. The free market gave it to all of you by the truckload at the lowest price. Try to assume your choices instead of blaming "the US government" and telling yourself fai
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by Arodex 4mo ago
Absolutely none of this should have happened. None. The 1918 "Spanish flu" was cultivated in the trenches and spread through military camps and demobilization. Hesgeth should be removed from his position ASAP. Edit: >Around 60%
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Ceiling fans: the simple idea we keep screwing up(youtube.com)
2 points by Arodex 4mo ago|0 comments
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by Arodex 4mo ago
You are just moving heat strokes elsewhere. Hell, people are dying now in Europe in part because US AC abuse burned so much energy it contributed in a large part to global warming.
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by Arodex 4mo ago
>Just because something happened doesn’t make it “valid” If nothing happens to change it, it is valid just by being a fait accompli . Your words are just words, if they don't translate into a tangible reality. An hallucination. &gt

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