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by aga98mtl 6y ago
> we're doing a massive disservice to our young people which they will have to overcome for the rest of their lives. Is this actually the case? Much of the most useful science & software comes from people educated in the America
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by aga98mtl 6y ago
How would this be possible? Do you believe that less than 50% of the population will get it outside of sweden? The lockdown cannot continue for a long time. The lockdown is just pushing the time frame by a few weeks. In the end the same per
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by aga98mtl 6y ago
A generation or two ago, people just ignored their children. They told them to go play outside until the sun come down. Now expectations have changed. These expectations make it impossible to have a decent amount of "alone" time d
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by aga98mtl 6y ago
It is possible there is large fraction of people who had the infection, but are not infected anymore. A serological would tell us the share of people with antibodies for this virus.
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by aga98mtl 7y ago
The market has shown that there is extreme demand at the center. We need to build at the center. There is a fixed amount of people at any point in time in a metropolitan area. Building at the center will not make new people appear. It remov
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by aga98mtl 7y ago
While not perfect, this type of development is already a step-up above the unwalkable so called "power center". They have great upgrade potential when we'll figure out public transport. The parking lots closest to the walkabl
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by aga98mtl 7y ago
A key point is that he gets a reliable stream of motivated immigrant labor to take good care of his stations. Normal owners who hire american teenagers will get worse results. This is why Shell is giving him the red carpet treatment to acqu
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by aga98mtl 7y ago
I think the approach of blaming the individuals is wrong. It's society's fault that it is preferable to take your car. In places where there is successful public transit( NYC, Paris) you see high-density residential building withi
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by aga98mtl 7y ago
I think that the social dynamics of being stuck with 20 to 30 same-age same-rank peers for many months is highly unusual. Only prison is like this. In normal life, groups (Work, Family, social gatherings) are of mixed age, mixed experience,
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by aga98mtl 7y ago
The average household size (persons) has been declining and the average house size (Sq.ft) has been climbing. The average person has certainly much more square feet for themselves.
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by aga98mtl 7y ago
> Either de-platforming "works" because it delays sectarian conflict, or it delegitimizes discourse altogether and just accelerates it. I think de-platforming works because the targeted author is actually just an entrepreneur r
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by aga98mtl 8y ago
Diesel car fumes smell bad. It's not an issue in Canada/USA because only bigger trucks use diesel. However, many European cities are full of diesel cars and polluting mopeds.
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by aga98mtl 8y ago
I suspect a large amount these MOB incidents are suicide. Alcohol abuse and and suicidal thought are linked. ( https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2872355/ ) The lady in the article drank a lot and
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by aga98mtl 8y ago
This event made me realize I needed a good independent backup solution for Slack. I bought some tool to do it daily locally. I'll be able to move on to an alternative like Mattermost if the need arise.
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by aga98mtl 8y ago
> How else could it be so certain of any given person's identity, in densely and highly populated areas? I'm pretty sure this is a fake story planted to hype some technology. Facial recognition cant identify in the wild one per