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Thank you for the link.
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How many hours per day does a wind tower have to be working and during which lifetime to be able to pay up for all that steel, copper, aluminum, and a couple of rare earth metals, with their prices currently rising, and to offset the enviro
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This all comes to something that only you can answer: >but I have to ship this thing by May 2023 come hell or high water. Do you feel that you have to start working today in order to meet the deadline, or you can put a couple of weeks as
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>Gaming is already one of the cheaper hobbies I know there are cheaper alternatives, but gaming branded hardware is far from being cheap. Specially middle-high GPUs. And for most people that want to upgrade their computers or a specific
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>Similar in France, books are enormous - huge fonts. One thing I appreciate in portuguese books is the font size. All the books I order from the UK have a smaller font than what I'd want to read after work. I don't think the re
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Most of these people never actually dug into anything, but just accept the popular idea that the Inquisition tortured millions. La leyenda negra, is a concept that doesn't reach many people in the anglo-saxon world It's a lost cau
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Just look up for the amount of deaths for medical malpractice in most developed countries. Not all doctors and nurses are that technically good to justify that we don't keep a sensible amount of suspicion, or when receiving a diagnosis
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Except that is not the case where many people who now wish to "detransition" claim neither them or their parents got a good explanation of the consequences of such surgical procedures or the medicine they'd be prescribed, fro
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Nice to know about this, and congratulations for its 10th anniversary. Given that it's not that old, and it's still actively used I wonder why people never include it in the list of recent Common Lisp code bases, for new users to
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Why are you replying as if you were a teen cringelord? It's not a question of who decided that, but because it's a complex book. And that is also true to pretty much every other religious book in the world, where believers reach t
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You're not meant to read it like a regular book, front to back, like it's a romance or text book. Is something you're meant to read through out your life, not in one sitting. >then what what what?
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Meditations - Marcus Aurelius Republic - Plato Laws - Cicero National System of Political Economy - Friedrich List Man and Technics - Oswald Spengler The Bible
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>God forbid you try to change the audio device from speakers to headphones in the middle of a call I can not do this either in Cisco Webex.
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In this particular case the bundle is full of useless and outdated books, the few interesting ones require that you buy the higher tier available. And given that the purpose of HB is to get money donated to charity, it's not an efficie
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These big publishing group having these business models do a great job at convincing me to subscribe to them. Oh you subscribed to have access to this particular set of books? Oops we removed them, tough luck. I am sure your thousands of do
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Just pirate all the books in there. If you really enjoy them, buy them or find a way to donate to the author(s). If you want to support the charities, donate directly. Humble Bundle doesn't make sense to books. It only makes sense for
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>its quite likely that that secondary survey provides links to more recent primary sources than Plato himself, which you would otherwise be ignorant of. That is the only advantage of secondary sources. Telling you that guy X and Y wrote
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> I think it’s pretty reasonable to recommend people start with an accessible contemporary survey rather than diving directly into Plato’s dialogues or any other particular primary source. That is basically what you should never do, in a
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Gorhill should have a statue somewhere for making the web browseable.
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>Employers' confederations have been asking for the immigration rules to be streamlined, pointing to an economic situation close to full employment" They just to lower the wages. Hence why they are so in favor of opening the bo
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The average salary is quite low and those people are struggling a lot with their expenses and are completely unable to set money aside for a rainy day. >even here in Cascais you see lots of unbuilt land We have no intention of becoming a
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And now robbing stores is becoming rampant as we can all testify by the loads of videos of "youngsters" entering stores and taking what they want without anyone doing anything.
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The only thing to apologize is to ourselves. We should haver never went there and left you in the stone age. All the infrastructure we left you weren't able to maintain, as it happened with 99% of the African countries. Total mystery w
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We do, but you certainly share more genes with people who have lived near you for centuries. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_distance
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I am trying to figure out which of my tasks would be comparable to assembling a skull rack https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tzompantli
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>Is it classist It's a total mistery to me that people even care about being called any *ist label. >to be against fast fashion? This is normal. Talking about overconsumption ofc, not affordable clothing. Just buy things produced
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Not sure if the article mentions it, but people changed the definition of the word "definition" to suit their agenda.
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>Can we still do that in diverse school districts in CA and MA? You would be able to do that for one year, and then people would start noticing a pattern in the teams' composition, and yes you'd get your uproar and the whole th