CyanBird

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by CyanBird 7y ago
It could very easily be that some manager decided to add an extra day to the schedule "just in case" as in close enough
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by CyanBird 7y ago
I have had family members be tortured and die because of US intervention and coups Can you not mock serious things? Please?
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by CyanBird 7y ago
Vnzla has got strategically ties with Cuba, whom have already been exporting antivirals in great amounts to China, they will be fine, tho their prisons might suffer, just like most of latam prison population If you want to worry worry about
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by CyanBird 7y ago
>> Editor's note (19 March 2020): Since the publication of this article, the World Health Organization has updated its advice on the official Twitter account: "Based on currently available information, WHO does not recommend
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by CyanBird 7y ago
Fever works well for dealing with bacteria, not with cytokine storm induced pneumonia, which is what covid induces
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by CyanBird 7y ago
That's 2% of 280 million, which is the conservative number for the COVID-19 deathrate
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by CyanBird 7y ago
> which is flattening the curve You are NOT flattening jack shit by having all your young population become infected!! [0] They are NOT gonna mass transport ALL the elderly population to a far away island and isolate them there, they al
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by CyanBird 7y ago
You are missing the fact that it doesnt matter if it "comes back" or not, what matters is that the rate at which it "returns" doesnt overflood the healthcare systems. This idea, UK policy makes hae will absolutely collap
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by CyanBird 7y ago
Sad but true
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by CyanBird 7y ago
> Their founder is former Chinese army. And like 70% of all Silicon Valley big firms have been founded with direct help from In-Q-Tel....
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by CyanBird 7y ago
Yep If Germany or France locks down parts of their country to stop Corona, then it will be international recession 100%
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by CyanBird 7y ago
Do you have a link to that Aus PM story so I can read further into it? It is fascinating
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by CyanBird 7y ago
Sounds like a non-issue > Sources familiar with the legislation tell me that there could still be tweaks to the language, so don't be surprised if all of this gets addressed. Particularly given that a top Sanders campaign advisor is
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by CyanBird 7y ago
I'm interested in what article you saw, could you post it?
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by CyanBird 7y ago
Ah, so then you would need to make every little 128^2 square be a meme of its own, which could then be part of a broader picture at the same time
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by CyanBird 7y ago
2 books per month, really? What does your schedule looks like? I have a large catalog of books which Id love to go over, but it can be very hard for me to find the time to simply sit and read beyond sitting on a plane or a bus
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by CyanBird 7y ago
You should have pasted the one of renewable energy in China, they are investing far more than any other country on the planet, as they know first hand the damage it causes from not doing so (pollution, acid rain, etc)
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by CyanBird 7y ago
I always preferred to refer to unit comp/tech/countering as "Unit Control", leaving micro to actual microing of units. Expansions, etc are clearly under macro, tho it depends on the overall strategy one is taking
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by CyanBird 7y ago
Tobi came out on twitter agreeing with the write up https://twitter.com/tobi/status/1207704457796083713
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by CyanBird 7y ago
Sadly cant record screen atm, but be sure to check it out when you get home, it is quite the jewel Edit: Im WRONG! You CAN record! Here you go https://streamable.com/bnn16
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by CyanBird 7y ago
Because they worsen traffic, as they create high density traffic zones which then need to have bigger highways around it, then you have got the fact that Paris's low city profile is a monument on itself, so city administrators don&
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by CyanBird 7y ago
I mean, from my perspective, just the fact that you had the chance to work abroad for a multinational would put you way ahead of the wage the median US citizen has to survive on, so your experience is not representative of the median, let
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by CyanBird 7y ago
>The World Bank[1] says in 2018, US GDP per capita was over $62K while the EU was under $37K This is meaningless because it is not normalized, the EU has a higher purchasing power parity than the US which is what your average citizen tru
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by CyanBird 7y ago
This Friedman-like thinking and cute propaganda sound bytes just doesn't work tho Chile during the Pinochet Regime is an excellent example of the Neoliberal system not delivering on the promises, as hn_throwaway_99 mentioned, economies
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by CyanBird 7y ago
>What I'm saying is that if you don't see the humor, you're missing something. There's quite literally no humor on this, the Youtube headquarters have in the past already been targeted by mentally unstable people in a
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by CyanBird 7y ago
The talk on the swampy places of the internet is that she has got a brother, whom ghost writes her videos, and he had been radicalizing her into right wing extremist circles for a long time. I would very much support the idea of Child Pr
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by CyanBird 7y ago
Quoting the website: >Is the tree invasive? >The short answer is: No, the Empress Splendor tree is not invasive. >The Empress Splendor tree belongs to the genus Paulownia. There are many different species of Paulownia and only one
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by CyanBird 7y ago
My question here, is, if this tree proposed a possible slice of solution to carbon capture, is it a "bad" thing if we let it spread over the world which would otherwise be hit by possibly run-away global warming? From my perspect
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by CyanBird 7y ago
That's exactly what they say in the article, if you cut the tree down, another will grow from the stump, they are quite literally grass-trees And yeah, this is actually a huge bonus for carbon capture!
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by CyanBird 7y ago
In Chile big forestry companies (?) which dedicate themselves to grow and then sell timber are growing eucalyptus trees for their business, but said eucalyptus trees have great externalities, in that they use colossal amounts of water , gi

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