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OgsyedIE
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OgsyedIE
2y ago
Could you tell us about how you got started doing this and what your criteria are?
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2y ago
Within the 48 hours before it was posted there were only two world events of note so unless qntm saw some general article about overshoot or global crises within the few days before then it was either a statement about general vibes or in r
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I have previously encountered a strong working definition of complexity in ergodic theory (divide a wandering set into subsets based on their behavior, graph their respective measures over time and do some analysis) and I'm surprised t
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The Origin of the Fork (2009)
(leitesculinaria.com)
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Taxation in the Animal Kingdom (2009)
(nytimes.com)
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A cure for androgenic alopecia. (+20 Trust)
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2y ago
Dr. B. Sidney Smith, 2019, How to Enjoy the End of the World: https://youtube.com/watch?v=8dSowDIFqUk
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Skimming the conclusion of the paper it seems that, unless there are overlooked measurement errors the effect is robust. The immediate question this suggests to me is this: are there any naturally occurring multi-year (or multi-decade) oxyg
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The Semmelweis myth and why it's not true (2018)
(digitaltonto.com)
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From the point of view of the people doing the scraping, the law is pretty just already and gets ever closer to justice as it discards the various facets of the historically popular legal theory of egalitarian property rights.
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Commonly Identified Brain Networks
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Looking at this site's other articles on China I'm fairly sure that this is not satire; the author either apparently takes the public statements of the Chinese government at face value or is acting to spread their intended message
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2y ago
Alcohol consumption is a stronger proxy.
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Autopsies and any remote call-center work that's too complicated for current models.
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Just a contact page and some empty marketing material at present AFAICT. Googling reveals that the core tech appears to be buoys that use some of the energy in ocean waves for electrolysis to make hydrogen from the seawater that surrounds t
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The molecules of natgas are physically reacted to make methanol, pyrolysis gasoline, butadiene, isobutene and MTBE[1], all of which are important precursors to thousands of product categories. Supposing that you have all of the electricity
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Those are two independent clauses which means that neither is a definition of the other.
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'Official act' does not currently have a legal definition. It isn't defined in this majority opinion and it hasn't been given a definition previously.
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There's one crucial flaw. What is and is not covered by immunity can only be decided by a court, after the fact. Intimidating the court into ruling in your favor with guns to their heads is an official act until the court says it isn&#
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You can't have any tech news without there being new stuff in tech to begin with, and you can only have new stuff in tech if tech workers/entrepreneurs are free from the danger of arbitrary expropriation (that has historically acc
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In practice the court will say whatever POTUS tells it to say, lest an 'official act' remove some of the members of the court and their loved ones.
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Art. 1 sec. 8 does not say that and no other part of the U.S. constitution mentions war.
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The article states three reasons why hiring managers and HR departments may do this but there is a very important fourth reason to do this that is omitted. Mass-producing adverts for non-existent positions is a method of defrauding investor
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Maximum Power Principle
(en.wikipedia.org)
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IMO the existing laws on fraud in most countries are sufficient, there's just a severe lack of investigative personnel. The article highlights a move by Denmark to establish a separate agency for enforcing existing laws in these kinds
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Covid and Noun-Memory Effects
(ribbonfarm.com)
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Even in that baroque interpretation of sustainability it's surely unsustainable once you include the emissions produced by harvesting, packaging and transporting the fuel.
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Flow (Psychology)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Supposing that fulfillment industry in general went without these labor subsidies - the industry would pass the costs on in some proportion p and 1-p to dividends and customer prices, resulting in lower investment and smaller sales volumes.
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Monolith
(studio.ribbonfarm.com)
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