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by Brybry 4y ago
Texas had to do similar exclusions for their "anti-censorship" anti-moderation bill. [1][2] [1] https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/872/billtext/html/HB00020F... [2] https://en.wikiped
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by Brybry 4y ago
But we also seriously increased our paid labor pool with women in the 20th century (and there are also certainly people who don't work who probably could work given the right stimulus). I think we'd need some research/math to
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Looks more like ~20% post-ban.[1][2][3] [1] https://chainbulletin.com/bitcoin-mining-map/ [2] https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/18/china-is-second-biggest-bitc... [3] https://world
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by Brybry 4y ago
I think trying to control human behavior better might be futile but something we could improve would be the supply chain issues. And for added benefit that would also apply to other potential disasters. Like imagine the impact if the Port o
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by Brybry 4y ago
They separate out minivans from large vans and both types of vans are still some of the safest vehicles. You could also ignore vans entirely and look at compact cars (the worst of the passenger vehicles) and it's still a bad look for m
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I think in the states the cost in lives might be significant if we did that. If you look at USPS annual reports to congress they have ~27k motor vehicle accidents a year with a fleet of ~236k vehicles (~216k delivery).[1] So possibly 10%+ o
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"Practice testing" can just be using flashcards to test yourself. That was really common when I was in school and is fairly low effort.
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So one neat thing about Twitch is that it has channel extensions which are basically interactive overlays. So, for example, with some card games viewers can mouse over a card in the stream video and get tooltips/card text/informat
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by Brybry 4y ago
The viewership and exposure level is so great on Twitch/Youtube/Facebook/etc that games already have "streamer modes" that hide information to, for example, help prevent stream snipers (including big games like Call
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For anyone else curious, the NTSB accident report (2014) about the same 2012 train derailment: https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/AccidentReports/Reports/...
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Spending any money is a bigger deal to people with less (or no) money than people above a certain threshold. So one problem you end up with is people that won't go to the doctor for preventative care or before issues become worse (and
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AMD said it themselves. They're "undershipping" to "reduce downstream inventory". [1] The take from multiple[2][3][4] journalists on that call is they're trying to avoid a "supply glut" and maintain
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Where do you get new UPS batteries for cheap? I haven't shopped rackmount UPS before but for lower end consumer APC UPS the official batteries from Amazon or the APC website are often the same price or more expensive than a whole new A
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Social media communication by the government is hugely advantageous for the public. From youtube streams of meetings to twitter and facebook posts of government news (ex. weather/disaster alerts, public health issues, traffic accidents
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And our big refineries are often not in remote areas either. If you look at the top 5 refineries[1] they're relatively near population centers in the hundreds of thousands to millions of people (ex. Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Houston),
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But isn't this about someone posting an image to Snapchat? Not about reading a book? And without seeing the image in question, and the context of why it was shared, it's kind of hard to say what's going on.
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From the Stanford Daily article[1] Stanford appears to be in contact with both individuals. [1] https://stanforddaily.com/2023/01/22/protected-identity-harm...
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Is more education and being employed in a field of logic and reason likely to make one less receptive to fringe beliefs? For example, engineers are probably overrepresented amongst Islamic extremists[1] and, from what few studies there are,
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I'd love to see a youtube video of your cleaning methodology. Most of the videos from HVAC people are... sketchy to the say the least. I've seen videos where they dismantle the whole indoor unit and leave the coil just hanging fro
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I don't think the hardware is that expensive in the US, it's the installation (which costs more than the hardware). And mistakes by installers will cost even more. Our installers didn't flare a line set connection properly an
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You're correct. You can wayback machine it and see they first archived a version in 2021 and it's been updated multiple times since then. https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://www.jabil.com&#x2F
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For a long time OCR of books/pdfs/ebooks was the standard in the ebook piracy scene. Pirated ebooks had version numbers for OCR/quality corrections. The same distribution channels are even still running since before things li
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> Eating in misalignment with the biological clock (e.g., skipping breakfast and consuming bigger meals in the evening or eating late at night) is associated with an increased risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes (1, 2). On the other hand
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We had a similar spike due to bird flu in 2015 and the price went back down after that. [1] I think there are normally ~400 million egg laying hens in the US and they've had to kill at least 44 million (filtered by 'table egg&#x27
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In the US, especially apartments, kitchen cooktops often have no ventilation (or the hood will even fake vent into a cabinet). I don't really know how it's code but it might be because there's often a window in the room that
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US population growth is mostly flat, all the growth is from immigration.[1][2] And those people are filling trade skill jobs. [3] > More than one-third of construction laborers (686,000 workers), at least 30 percent of carpenters (382,00
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> I don't believe the average parent has the capability of blocking porn The average parent has the capability to block porn because blocking porn can be simply done with controlling internet device access. It's similar to how
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Unless you watch your kid like a hawk then they'll be able to get cigarettes/drugs/alcohol as a teenager if they want to. A significant portion of my high school population was drinking alcohol at parties and another (smaller
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It could be the case for the majority of preteens. Kids are able to understand at an early age the difference between (some) fantasy and reality.[1][2] For some porn it's very obvious and for some porn it's not. I think it's
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My license is currently expired so I don't think I could even complete the process if I were willing to make an account with AllPassTrust. And I definitely don't desire or trust LAWallet. So PornHub is dead to me unless I vpn&#x2F

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