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7y ago
John Horgan loves making these wild assertions even though he is not a trained scientist or mathematician. He once even published a book called the End of Science. In that book, Horgan said that scientists were no longer going to come up wi
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"Now the whole idea of a meditative practice is the process of very simply extricating awareness from the identification with thought & sensation." - Ram Dass
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7y ago
Has anyone out there used this or have any thoughts on its functionality?
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7y ago
Wait, so a lobby group was behind it all? /s The reality is no one is surprised, and the lack of surprise is exactly why the system is broken. Let’s hope the states advocate for Net Neutrality.
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7y ago
Everyday I love this country a little more...
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7y ago
Reactivate the damn Lower Montauk!
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7y ago
The French are sell-out idiots. 6 out of 12 representatives are from Thales who has wanted more frequencies on the air band for years because of their drone business and also have interest on the space industry. The Galileo project should&#
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7y ago
Interesting read, thank you for sharing it. I can't for the life of me think of any Windows apps that I personally would want to run in BSD. Granted, I didn't think very hard. LoL. On my main rig (Arch Linux), the only thing I hav
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Aha turns out the quest to build an AI dictator is just a desire to have a mom look after your stuff again.
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7y ago
OMeta was here
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7y ago
Tldr, use moment.js
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Giant clams have an average lifespan of 100 years. They are filter feeders. The nuclear testing was done in the 50s and 60s. They were sucking up the fallout for decades.
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100 pounds? That ain't so mega. Wouldn't the prefix mega- imply they'd have to be, oh say... around a million pounds or so? A measly 100lb critter would just be a centifauna, right?
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Is there such a thing as an "African millennial"? Are there Gen-Xers in Africa? Was there a baby boom to produce Baby Boomers? Aren't these generational terms relevant to the USA only? NYTimes recently covered the distinction
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Apple has deep pockets and some people would really like to get their hands in them. Really disappointed in the author finishing those risks just because Oracle hasn't chosen to make too many lives hell. Just a few.
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7y ago
This article is from 2015.