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aifooh7Keew6xoo
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As long as we're being pedantic it's worth noting that there's essentially nowhere without ambient gas or plasma -- that is to say, with no atmosphere. It just varies in density over more orders of magnitude than we're c
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"degrowth" sounds like something you have a dermatologist remove from a butt cheek because it could become cancerous
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AI moderation merely provides the tools for crystallizing adversarial structures of social friction into impenetrable and inscrutable algorithmic tyranny
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3y ago
An expensive, new jet offers vastly superior performance relative to cheap, purchased jets in the case of perpetuating the military industrial complex
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I find the omission of the term "face reading" from the punch line "medical face reading" to be a curious editorial choice
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3y ago
It's worth noting I suppose that newer USB power delivery standards are scaling voltage rather than amperage/current to deliver more power to the device. The pins are specified for 1.25A each yielding 5A and I believe the 5A cab
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3y ago
It's a wildly exaggerated figure. Maxeon cells are rated for 0.25% degradation per year which works out to about 8% in 30 years. An inferior cell might be rated for 0.75% which works out to 20% in 30 years rather than 10 years. I
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3y ago
Well, I understand it's pretty clear on killing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thou_shalt_not_kill Certainly whether or not abortion qualifies as killing is a matter of interpretation, but judging from signs I
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3y ago
Well, at a glance 90% of abortion procedures are performed on unmarried women, so a presumed increase in births to unmarried women would be correlated with a decrease in availability of the abortion procedure Again, assuming it's an in
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> I'm not sure why the anti-abortion crowd would be thrilled I think the bible is a lot more prescriptive when it comes to abortion than sex outside of marriage, but I'm not exactly a scholar and that's far from the only r
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Trying very hard to figure out how to phrase this without seeming morally judgemental or politically divisive but presumably the anti-abortion crowd is thrilled
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3y ago
I'd go a lot further than "sucks". The video results for most of my queries are like 90% SEO garbage without a video even being present on the linked page. It's abject failure.
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Generally speaking modern hydrogen pressure vessels are not metal for this reason, they are composite and not affected by embrittlement. The Toyota Mirai, a production hydrogen car, uses a type IV carbon fiber pressure vessel rated for 70 M
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My primary point here is that if you see an ammonia spill you're going to die whether or not it explodes. I suppose it's worth noting in your second link, the fatalities were from the kinetics of the impact, which is a hazard that
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https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/attempt-to-pass-a-tank... No, they have significant issues on a regular basis still.
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It is certainly easier to liquefy, I can't argue that point.
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I'm not sure I'd leap to "much simpler storage problems than for hydrogen" for a highly corrosive gas. The lower explosive limit of hydrogen is ~4%. By comparison the 300 ppm immediate danger to life and health threshol
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Where are all the people that complain about the dangers and impracticality of hydrogen when the topic of using a corrosive gas that poses an immediate danger to life and health at concentrations as low as 300 ppm as a fuel comes up? They&#
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3y ago
It probably went to the same place as critical thought about the app economy as a whole
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3y ago
ok Do we really need to look for corn in every bowel movement Musk takes?
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3y ago
as if we don't remember PayPal stealing from us
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3y ago
The largest signal that's present in that set is antisocial behavior, not competence Inclusive of SBF
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3y ago
Don't forget high deserts! You can get snowed in, drowned in a flood, cooked alive and then run down by a 30 mile an hour fire storm all in the same day if you're lucky!
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The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down Of the big lake they called Gitche Gumee The lake, it is said, never gives up her dead When the skies of November turn gloomy
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3y ago
Well, it usually beats homelessness or rent slavery.
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I understand that additionally in some vehicles (not necessarily aircraft) predating ethanol dilution the evap systems may begin to malfunction at high elevation and temperature due to the lower initial boiling point of ethanol. In the case
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not sure why the mad votes exactly to my knowledge banning ground effect devices and geometries has been a decades long game of cat and mouse which at virtually no point has resulted in an on the track reality of equal footing due to a comp
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A gold-bearing asteroid, naturally.
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It's worth noting that a recent Supreme Court decision, Sackett v EPA, has somewhat curtailed the more... creative wetland designations. https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pdf/21-454_4g15.pdf It's a
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3y ago
I feel like there's an inherent contradiction in the statement that one has concluded they lack free will. If you lack free will the conclusion can't be yours, can it?
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