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by ahartman00 8y ago
"Is there any immediate economic incentive to adding algae into feed?" the incentive is trivially simple. free seaweed. im assuming there is fiber, and at least some nutrients in seaweed, but no farmer is going to turn down free
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by ahartman00 8y ago
I thought we were talking about hobby projects here? If you are shipping things, collecting payment info, you should be taking things seriously.
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by ahartman00 8y ago
/export?userId=x (make sure to validate they are logged in) gather data: select * from every table that has userId pack it into understandable format: every language i have used makes json, xml, csv pretty darn easy delete: delete fro
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by ahartman00 8y ago
They need tax revenue, jobs for their citizens, and goods and services that their citizens want?? It doesnt even make sense for them to run around, shutting down every business they can. It would hurt them.
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by ahartman00 9y ago
because at one point the people arguing that certain races, genders, or sexualities are equal would have been the ones banned. That is the problem. Today's antisocial behavior could be tomorrow's norm. Unless you prevent them f
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by ahartman00 9y ago
In 2014 eu news publishers tried to use recent eu copyright laws to get google to pay for snippets used in their news and search products. Google said that publishers can opt in to having their snippets shown for free, and the publishers r
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by ahartman00 9y ago
"increased over the last decades is the average westerner's desire to force those beliefs upon their fellow citizens" What makes you think this? Galileo was hung for what he said. "Another approach is to follow that wor
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by ahartman00 9y ago
"they die from being eaten, from disease, or starvation" This is true in the animal kingdom as well. Especially for a farm animal, being eaten. If wolves can catch deer or elk, they can catch a cow. I mean you've seen cows
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by ahartman00 9y ago
Searching for mushroom nutrition facts, it looks like you wont be getting any micro nutrients. Milk and eggs will add protein and fat, but you will be lacking in fiber, and I don't think you will be getting all the types of fats you n
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by ahartman00 9y ago
The rules are important: "As the trend of backyard flock tending skyrocketed in recent years, so has deadly infections" https://arstechnica.com/science/2017/10/thousands-of-diy-foo...
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by ahartman00 9y ago
Not sure why you were downvoted, I'm assuming this was a good faith question. I'm going to try to answer your question, but I'm still learning, so take this with a grain of salt. Some models have attention, but it is not a r
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by ahartman00 9y ago
Cool. Does this use f#'s type providers? If so that is something I would have mentioned. Some examples, perhaps interactive, would have helped a lot. Right now it's kind of unclear how it would be used, I'm just guessing.
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What Depth Psychology Can Tell Us About Victimhood Culture(quillette.com)
2 points by ahartman00 9y ago|0 comments
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by ahartman00 9y ago
"natural tendencies end up being maladaptive in this new world" Couldn't agree more, but I read the gp as being descriptive, not prescriptive. While I think we should work to be better, I think some people need to be more re
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by ahartman00 9y ago
Yes, I've used jakesgordon's. I really recommend it, both the use of state machines and the library. Using a state machine really helped making it obvious what needed to be cleaned up. If you have something with many states, whi
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by ahartman00 9y ago
Perception bias: is the tendency not to notice and more quickly forget stimuli that cause emotional discomfort and contradict our prior beliefs. Confirmation bias: is the tendency to search for, interpret, favor, and recall information in a
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Reality has a surprising amount of detail(johnsalvatier.org)
5 points by ahartman00 9y ago|1 comments
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by ahartman00 9y ago
I've been wondering for years now, what is the difference between hanging out irl, and a chat room, or Facebook, or whatever? Not trying to be rude, but I just don't get how talking to your friends in meat space is socializing, b
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by ahartman00 9y ago
Not sure if there is any research, but I have noticed that younger people seem to be more open to talking about mental illnesses like depression. I have even seen people on Twitch talking about their illness to the chat! That was unthinka
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by ahartman00 9y ago
This really made me think. I suppose I could have done the same. It just makes me sad when people who have a great life are upset because they compare themselves to the Jones. And while family wealth never explicitly came up, complaining
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by ahartman00 9y ago
Wow, 440 pages, that is longer. I will try to respond back here, but it wont be tonight or likely tomorrow. I see you have contact info, so I will be in touch there. "But it would be remiss of me not to note that my own experiences m
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by ahartman00 9y ago
This article did make some good points. But as a first generation college grad who went to a good school, it also rubbed me the wrong way at times. "It wasn’t so much overt stigma, but the hidden injuries of social class that kept eme
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by ahartman00 9y ago
Ah, nostalgia. Its amazing how one can simultaneously forget the downsides, while amplifying the upsides. (Not to take away from the authors fond memories of course) I was just thinking recently about how great it was to be in high school
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by ahartman00 9y ago
"Some educated 3rd party could research that for you" Consumer Reports does this. Donate link is in upper right corner: https://www.consumerreports.org/cro/index.htm Here is the direct link, but it looks weir
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by ahartman00 9y ago
Hay is alfalfa once it has been harvested. It is high in fiber, and cows are great at digesting fiber, but they also need sugars to convert into milk. Oats provide protein and fiber. Corn provides sugars and iirc, fiber(maybe protein? it
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by ahartman00 9y ago
Here is some recent news on replacement: "So far, among the many things Dahlke has found: Ninety percent of her floodwaters reach the groundwater table; in the right soil, alfalfa can handle the equivalent of 26 feet of rain; and pecan
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by ahartman00 9y ago
"corn averages roughly 15 million calories per acre" "wheat comes in at about 4 million calories per acre, soy at 6 million" What else would you have them feed their animals? Calories per acre matters when there are a l
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by ahartman00 9y ago
sorry for the low substance comment but... OMG! I almost never watch videos(low content to time ratio), but this is hilarious. I don't know what the word for phrases that are buzzwords(cliche?), but this has most if not all of them.
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by ahartman00 9y ago
You guys have both made some good points here. However imo, you are kind of arguing past each other. (I hope you are not offended by my critique) I think pier25's point is we should spend our time advocating for the most important is
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by ahartman00 9y ago
dredmorbius makes a good point, but if you change always to recently, and time to free time, i think you are right. Brave New World was published in 1932 after all. "As Huxley remarked in Brave New World Revisited, the civil libertaria

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