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For our non-Australian readers in the audience, Queensland is generally considered the most conservative/least progressive state in the country, with the police service in particular embroiled in endless scandals around corruption, rac
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There's a famous series of studies from the 1970s about this. Basically, rats stuck alone in metal cages with access to unlimited morphine will consume a hell of a lot more drugs than those in "Rat Parks" with other rats and
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The bull case is that GME's own online revenue is trending up and that they're well positioned to grow more. I personally don't buy it, particularly at $300 a share, but GME is not entirely bricks & mortar.
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Except that would potentially make GME complicit in activity that regulators are already making threatening "market manipulation" noises about. Also, if they were to issue more shares, the mere news of this would likely pop the b
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The Discord was banned. The subreddit was not. (It was briefly private, and is now public again.)
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Surely (almost) everybody likes it when that happens? It's hard to have a less sympathetic antagonist than a filthy-rich hedge fund like Melvin that's trying to mint even more money by crushing a company like GameStop that many p
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I'm sure there are exceptions, but I'm talking about most . If there's a country/region with commonly eaten vegetables/greens that fall outside the article's listings, I'd be keen to hear about it.
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I suspect most greens eaten worldwide fall within the same taxa as those described in the article. For example, the Chinese eat a vast variety of cabbage/mustardy plants, but botanically they're all Brassica rapa .
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In Chinese socialism is shè huì zhǔ yì , which had to be intentionally misromanized as шэхуэйчжуи to avoid dick jokes.
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Tax information isn't that harmful, many Nordic countries release it as a public service. This appears to be a new leak of Experian's Brazilian database, which contains basically everything about everybody.
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Looks like it's Experian -- again. https://www.serasaexperian.com.br/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experian#2015_data_breach https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experian#2020_data_
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A couple of hedge fund managers shorting GME may have gotten kicked in the nuts, but Wall Street as a whole is laughing all the way to the bank. A friend of mine working at a high-frequency trading co says 2020 was their best year ever and
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New Future of Work: Microsoft Report on the Pandemic’s Impact on Work Practices [pdf]
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Yes, this was a well-known part of the Sakoku policy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sakoku Having heard what had happened in much of the rest of Asia, the shoguns were extremely concerned about Christian proselytizing,
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Israel sees 60% drop in hospitalizations for age 60 3 weeks after first shot
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Google Sheets supports 99% of what Excel does and most existing sheets can be imported as is. Of course, odds are that the company's One Critical Sheet that reimplements SAP in Excel is critically reliant on the 4DMATRIXTRANSFORM.OLDCH
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This. Also, while I have no clue what happened in the OP's case, many of these "Google nuked my account for no reason at all !" stories turn out to have darn good reasons, so being cagey is not going to help you.
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11% of the EV market share, not the total market. Still impressive enough given that the Chinese EV market is extremely competitive and fragmented, but a long way from mass adoption.
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> Has anyone built a multiplayer version of Anki yet? Flash cards would be a perfect proof-of-knowledge mechanism and could easily be turned into a game where you compete against friends. Isn't this basically Duolingo? Complete w
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Many (but not all) Duolingo languages, eg Chinese, actually have basic grammar covered in the Tips section boxes before each lesson: https://www.duolingo.com/skill/zs/Existence/tips However, this feature is n
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All this faffing about with corks, and not a word about screwtop bottles, which bleed precisely zero oxygen. And yes, in Australia, even the vintage $100+ stuff usually comes with screwtops.
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Ah yes, good old Goon of Fortune. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goon_of_Fortune
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Do you really think a rich country of 100M hasn't done its homework on this? I'm personally partial to Matsutani's Shrinking-Population Economics : https://www.amazon.com/Shrinking-population-Economics-Lesso
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You can't just ignore all the people who aren't working though? One of Japan's specific problems (which will also hit much of the West in a decade or two) is that society is aging fast and the ratio of retirees to working pe
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Why not? Is there something that makes the US immune? Also, people fixate on the "hyper" part and assume the US is going to go full Zimbabwe/Venezuela where an egg costs a trillion dollars, but even sustained non-hyper infla
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(2019) Regulators are slowly catching up, but as you see from Tether, still have a long way to go.
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Speaking as a DDG user, I "shell out" (!g) to Google multiple times a day because the results it offers are often hopeless.
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Damn, this is worth a read. Among many other things, the day after poisoning his body temperature was 34 deg C (!) and heart rate only 44 bpm. The poor guy was on a ventilator for 24 days , and would almost certainly have died if not mec
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Bit of an aside, but it's odd how convention forces the journal to pretend the patient is anonymous ("a 44-year-old man") despite all the other details making it blatantly obviously that it's Navalny. Of course, from a