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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
This seems like such a preposterous idea to me. You can buy an acre of land for $2 and just... just own it? I don't mean land ownership in general but rather a situation like this. So some company can just buy up the prairie and then a
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
I think it really depends on the state of your life. Anyone with some major underlying issues that they've been ignoring is bound to have trouble being alone with their own thoughts. The same might apply to those with smaller problems
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
If they make it optional, I'd bet good money on the "Don't upload" being off by default and hidden behind five complicated menus.
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
Do BBC and NPR actually buy Facebook ads? Especially NPR, I feel like it's not exactly the type of organization that would like Facebook or want to do business with them.
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
It's also worth noting that this happened in the space of a day or so, a very quick countrywide expansion. There are supposedly reports that the White House is on lockdown due to the people protesting outside.
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
I love the clash of deeply detailed language like "we vaporized the samples and used ‘Gas Chromatography – Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS)’ and separated the molecules" with them using 'black goo' as a term. I am fascinated th
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
It's always a bit sad to see people rely on the chance charity of others, even if, in most cases, these others come through. The Navajo people have been let down by the people ruling over their land (no, I don't mean the Navajo le
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
They have to return the investments though,so I wouldn't say they "did fine". Back at square one, having spent a couple of years on a project.
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
Ohh, that's what I was missing. Thank you, this is a huge quality of life improvement.
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
I sorely miss the ability to make my homepage a layout of the sites I visit daily. On Chrome I had this grid of most frequented sites that I set up myself, fine-tuned so I could launch Chrome and immediately open up any mail, read the news,
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
Perhaps a misprint and they meant either 5/30 or 2021?
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
I'm still not sure how I'm feeling about ending the lockdown this early, but the initiative is great and I'm glad to see the government helping its people and businesses. Not to mention that last paragraph. How feasible is it
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
Huh, I had no idea Duolingo was this successful. Anybody with insight into General Atlantic that could speculate on what changes they could bring? I've read their Wiki page but it's pretty barren, although they seem to be enacting
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
Same, I was shocked and went to see if COVID took him and found out it's been 2 years. Damn shame, he was a great author. The write-up is wonderful, too. I never really looked into mr. Roth's life but he seems like a fascinating c
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
I mean, it got published on April 1st, surely they were in on the joke?
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
It's mildly amusing, sure, but publishing a rehash of a joke made on April 1st two weeks later, on April 15th, feels like seeing someone lag in real life. The paper should have been just left alone to be discovered by someone later as
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
Because it's likely cheaper to bust unions once in a while than to raise standards overall and forever. Or, at least, that's what the executives think or what their right-hand people tell them. Ultimately, you could probably gathe
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
I love looking at that "Radiation Dose Chart", which has been posted quite frequently ever since "Chernobyl" the tv series aired. Shows just how much radiation humans are dealing with on an everyday basis. Regarding the
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by ConsiderCrying 6y ago
Heh, for a second I thought this was the 2015 Icelandic film that got much love from the critics. [0] But this is even more interesting, I've never heard the guy's name before but if his style influenced Apple, he's the kind
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
I'm baffled that, even with the horrible rep Facebook has, they somehow decided to put "from Facebook" splash screens into both WhatsApp and Instagram. Why? What possible benefit could it have? Most people already know who ow
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
To those who may be less interested in this course, the article has a link to a different one - Elements of AI, from a Helsinki University. From what I can gather it's the very basics, but could still be quite beneficial to those who w
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
Which countries are closest to lifting the first lockdown? Italy is generating record death tolls every day but that could mean the pandemic will die down soon (pardon the phrasing.) I feel like that and Germany might see some improvement b
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
The problem isn't unique to this industry, yeah. But it's still a shame considering that Uber and Lyft drivers are already not having the easiest time. Also, am I wrong to think that the recovery won't be too swift even after
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
A very thorough analysis. I'd assume that the newer generation, the ecologically-conscious one, will be taking public transportation more, for sure. And even though many of these people also fall into the category of those 'workin
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but that's still the way Google Street View is updated in some of the more remote places, either ones that Google doesn't deign visiting or those inaccessible by its camera car.
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
Oh, didn't realize that, sorry. Point still applies, though, I suppose - an internet meme ascending its initial uses to become widespread.
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
I'd wager the same is true for the "drop bears" meme, right? I've seen it on Reddit and trying to google it turned into a rabbit hole of Reddit threads that all eventually resulted in "it's a joke, duh" bu
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
If only that applied to everyone. Most people will get ten crappy notifications with one good one and go "Oh, well, not too bad." I think I used the 'People You May Know' feature a bit when I first joined but, as time we
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
Velvet and fava beans seem to be the ones mentioned most. I don't think going all in on an L-Dopa 'diet' would be a good idea unless you consult with your doctor first, as is standard. Either way, no point in rushing to eat m
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by ConsiderCrying 7y ago
> Ingesting the dreamfish Sarpa salpa can result in hallucinations that last for several days. I wonder why this fish hasn't been 'mined' for its hallucinogenic properties yet. Surely some of the more adventurous drug user

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