WorkerBee28474

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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
The amount of copper on a PCB is only impossible to estimate if you don't try. Otherwise, you take the PCB copper thickness that you paid for, multiply it by the surface area, and multiply it by a guess of how much remains after etchin
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
The 1 study you linked does not disprove the newer 46-study analysis that I linked. Quoting from it: "We identified 46 studies for inclusion in our analysis. Of these, 27 studies reported positive associations (significant links to NDD
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
There is mounting talk of a link between Paracetamol/Acetaminophen/Tylenol and autism. Some links: https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/using-acetaminophen-during-pre... https://jennifermargulis.substack.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
Don't forget that the US government took roughly 80% of AIG in a move that was later declared illegal and made a roughly $15 billion profit.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
Clip from s01e01: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z906aLyP5fg
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
Last I checked, the popular medical transcription services did send your data to the cloud and run models there.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
> Scott flirts with race realism If it's real it's real and you shouldn't blind yourself. If it's not real then it will meet the same fate as alchemy.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
Sounds like those Americans aren't paying their fair share.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
Good for him.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
The larger one, because people will think it costs more.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
Yes. If companies are told to minimize CEO-to-employee pay they will just externalize the lowest paid employees. This won't meaningfully improve those employees lives or wages, but will reduce the target ratio, and may make promotions
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
It's a concern for miners, but not normal homes. Also radon often concentrates in basements, and you don't have those.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
It varies by the amount of uranium underneath you. So yes, by country/state/province/etc.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
Which doesn't mean it isn't common.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
I know some kids of teen parents. They seem at least as happy as average. Do you have any studies that say that group of people isn't?
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
> I assume birth rates also rose after the black death It seems not. Wikipedia says it took 80-150 years (4-7 generations) to recover from a ~21% population drop [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consequences_of
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
> We shouldn't promote teenage and very young women pregnancies Why not? The statement seems very much derived from 'current culture' morals. For most of human history I would guess that behavior was normal human behavior.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
For the curious, "in Ireland, the national rate fell from an average of 7.5% (75 deaths per 1,000 live births) before age 1 in the late 1930s to 3% in the early 1960s." [0] So why would there be bodies in a mass grave? Because bac
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
2023 article about a 2020 event
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Peter Jackson-backed biotech company sets its "de-extinction" sights on NZ Moa(houstonchronicle.com)
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
And more recently, alligator https://www.patheos.com/blogs/geneveith/2013/02/alligator-is...
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
> it's why there's now suddenly an influx of ADHD and Autism diagnosis - because in the past anyone outside of the norm who wasn't lucky to do one of the things above was simply ignored, beaten, or died. I think you'r
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
Man I wish Canada had this. Right now it's a 1mm-per-lifetime exemption. Giving up some ability to tax startup investors would be a small and worthwhile price to pay for encouraging more business formation.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
'ICE' here means Intercity Express [0] and not internal combustion engine. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intercity_Express
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
...in Canada. It's weird to call it dead because I'm not sure it was ever truly alive.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
> 120 per 100,000 ... Is there a reason for this? Crime statistics (e.g. homicides) are often quoted as 'n per 100,000 population'. It's probably also easier for mental math, e.g. here's a city with 1 million populati
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
If you want to go down that path, buying a single share of literally anything will also move the market, albeit usually imperceptibly.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
> Are all members of the military covered by the Posse Comitatus Act? No, only... Army and Air Force, a different statute extends the same rule to the Navy and Marine Corps. The Coast Guard... has express statutory authority to perform l
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by WorkerBee28474 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cephalopod_attack

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