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BigGreenJorts
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BigGreenJorts
2mo ago
Pretty unbelievable how much the near urban wild life managed to actually recover during covid lockdowns.
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2mo ago
> and the policies need to be designed such that the woman has to be back at work for at least some of the paternity leave, it can't all be used concurrently. Not sure how to apply a legal framework, but in my area this is often enf
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2mo ago
I haven't read into them much, (so maybe I shouldn't be repeating it here;) but there are studies about how even when women are the higher earners in relationships, they end up taking on a greater share of household management and
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2mo ago
> I don't mean to vilify them, I think it's just a matter of fact that if you habitually poke 100 holes in any idea, both your own and others, you will do the very safe thing. I always find it so interesting that the same princ
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3mo ago
Yeah, the boreal forests super rural/unpopulated bc they're mostly up north and on the shield where it's hard to build. That's said, there is quite a bit of logging lands where the age, arrangement and species makeup thi
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3mo ago
Mountain pine beetles are more of a BC issue. They don't really exist in Ontario. There are native beetles that target eastern white and red pine, but not with such massive pine die offs.
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3mo ago
I recall sometime last year they were looking at being able to categorize 3 broad subcategories of autism that likely have separate causes and different levels of disability and symptoms. Depending on how true that is, it's possible we
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3mo ago
To expand on this. California has the majority of illegal migrants. A significant portion of them are "seasonal" fruit pickers where there exist some migrant farmer visas for them, but not nearly enough. Now should we have Ameri
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3mo ago
Yeah grocery at Walmart is ONLY for shelf stables and some frozens (even that is rare with their freezer operating practices) for me bc the quality of the "outside" is so poor.
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4mo ago
Most pop stoics focus on the Greeks :P
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4mo ago
My interpretation of the article was the the author really was really into sbowboarding. But 15 years ago. Where now they talk about it with an amount of distance that it really isn't their dream anymore . Because it can't be
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4mo ago
Ok but are there Wired articles about you?
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4mo ago
Sounds like yet another example of how AI is kneecapping industries from the bottom by "removing the barrier to entry" but really just removing the training path by doing the work itself with no guidance for juniors.
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4mo ago
I think enforcement would be poor and therefore abuse would be high, but it could be granted that they're not safe for driving and therefore if you own a pair, you must switch to different (your old regular dual focus lenses) when driv
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5mo ago
If people from Houston in this thread are to be believed, those incentives don't seem to be strong enough in some places.
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Polluter pays models are becoming more common. Idk exactly how they function but in Ontario Canada they just switched from a municipal tax funded WM model to a private consortium funded model. Often the pushback on these "polluter taxe
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6mo ago
I have heard many replace their phones due to dropping them and becoming unusable. But everyone uses a case now and the build quality is generally better that one mishap does trash the phone. Most people I know getting new phones now did so
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6mo ago
And cars. Lots of diesel in Albania.
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7mo ago
+1 Burger King has the impossible whopper and it's definitely better than the McDo smash patties (big mac, mcdouble, cheeseburger etc). Obviously different restaurants, so not really making the comparison at the store, but speaking to
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7mo ago
What is the turn over time of a semi, it could still take a long time before a majority of the fleet is electric.
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7mo ago
Is anybody giving credit to the US for post-war germany? Hilarious example nonetheless. I think the US gets more credit for nation building the case of Japan. South Korea. Phillippines is a questionable success story. But yeah, south americ
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7mo ago
Google docs allows using markdown hashtags essentially as shortcuts to switch to title, subtitle, subxntitle
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7mo ago
Many groceries near me do price matching, but indeed they limit it to a select few competitors (the big 5's brands in the same price market)
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7mo ago
Wise does (did?) that. I was doing large international money transfer a couple years ago and they advertized in app the rates of other companies in the space. At the amounts I was transferring it was cheaper for me to transfer with OFX so I
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7mo ago
Super impressive dedication. Hope this guy figures it out eventually and blogs about it again. This was super interesting and pretty funny.
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7mo ago
I personally (thankfully) would not be bc I don't use teams at work or anywhere, But I am certain there are people that would be.
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7mo ago
In a literal sense it means you're not valued.
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Lot of the comments here immediately made me think of this video where a guy puts a blackberry keyboard onto a flip4. https://youtu.be/qy_9w_c2ub0?si=MvhM3SnTfcN_RCVO
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That's probably all that matters TBH. If you can attract top talent to major cities where top schools, research firms, and companies in general, what does the opinions and attitudes of people 50km away matter? Ok It probably matters du
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8mo ago
I thought Spotify's model is all subscriptions go into one pool that gets divided by platform wide listen time. EDIT: this is indeed the Spotify model while youtuve's approach was to treat premium as a make up for missinflg ad wat
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