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adamjb
5y ago
On New Year's Day 1942 the Allies declared they were fighting "to defend life, liberty, independence and religious freedom, and to preserve human rights and justice" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Declarat
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Been there, done that! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30045487
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Here are the rest of the 25 letter sets, found using brute force with the same 1 vowel per word with no repeated letters trick. [['brung', 'waqfs', 'vozhd', 'cylix', 'kempt'], ['
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That's just the paradoxical thing about it though. With induced demand congestion doesn't improve so travel times don't improve, so there is the same (dis)benefit to moving as there was before and living elsewhere doesn'
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Have We Forgotten How to Read Critically?
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I live in a suburb with a power station that was converted from coal to gas in the 70s. My older neighbours have told me that they had to careful when hanging clothes out to try, lest they got so dirty that they'd have to wash them aga
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Her Instagram Handle Was ‘Metaverse.’ Last Month, It Vanished
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I think it's reasonable that an Aussie publication interviewed an Aussie rider attempting a record in Australia
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What Are We Doing?
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That's exactly what they're (planning on) implementing at a rate of 2.5 cents/km
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A related read about the Seleucid innovation of the monotonically increasing calendar https://aeon.co/essays/when-time-became-regular-and-universa...
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Found a 6 degree path https://www.sixdegreesofwikipedia.com/?source=Victoria%20(3D...
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They've both been Time's Person of the Year
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Transport noise linked to increased risk of dementia, study finds
(theguardian.com)
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The last time AirGradient popped up on HN, the guy who runs it said if you get in contact and ask nicely they might have a spare one to send you.
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Unless the exposure site is identified as a low-risk one where contacts are directed to isolate until they get a negative test, no. You have to do a test when going into iso and you have to get a negative test on day 13 to leave it. There h
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The phone check in thing is for enforcing the two weeks home quarantine for returned travelers and close contacts of confirmed cases. While there are certainly slippery slope arguments to be made, let's not act like we've already
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Rebranding Chernobyl
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Data Brokers Sell Access to the Backbone of the Internet
(vice.com)
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>Meanwhile the argument in opposition says that they were lying about the cost- instead of the $20 billion proponents were promising (they rounded up, of course, and assumed 1:1 federal matching funds), it would likely cost $90 billion,
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Air pollution from household products is cutting people’s lives short
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That's not what the article is advocating at all. A table bend is basically a deadlift. It's all about keeping the back straight so the heavy lifting is done by the hips and legs.
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>In one part they mention the study was done in 2015 (no link to article) on 24% where people did 61-101% better on some test. I think this is the study https://dash.harvard.edu/bitstream/handle/1/27662232&
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My first instinct is that its the same logic as to why gambling gains are tax free: because otherwise the losses would be tax deductible.
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Beyond the Nation-State
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Do you know when (year/season) the two DEMs are from for the Mount Olympus example? I think I can see noticeable glacial retreat
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Why would its behaviour change? The hotwire is just replacing the button. The desk would react the same way if a human hit the button
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Yeah, my rubbish bin's in my kitchen, thank you very much
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"Offended" would be my suggestion. "Triggered" is only really used in this sense as part of bad faith culture war discourse, mocking the idea of trigger warnings.
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Have you ever watched anyone play RollerCoaster Tycoon?
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