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by akiselev 4y ago
Google measures the amount of time you spend on a webpage before you go back to the search page (if you dont open in a new tab) and it’s used as an important ranking signal. That’s pretty much it. All the long winded recipe bullshit just ke
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by akiselev 4y ago
I am sad to inform you that you have no future as a supervillain. With a radiation source like this even a dust sized particle, if ingested or inhaled, is enough to cause excruciating death. Anything that turns the capsule into a powder and
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by akiselev 4y ago
> Unfortunately, it does not mean you get lower cost of housing (prices here are still astronomical, and while they look cheaper in comparison to California, is only because of the severely reduced income locals make -- prices are still
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by akiselev 4y ago
Is green laser sword ecofriendly and organic?
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by akiselev 4y ago
Abraham is considered the first prophet in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam hence Abrahamic .
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by akiselev 4y ago
There really aren't that many places that won't extradite an American back to America. Like, North Korea and maybe Iran. All the other countries famous for not having extradition treaties with the US like Vietnam are happy to extr
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by akiselev 4y ago
A lot of the grain fed to cows is distillers grain [1] and brewer's spent grain [2], which is basically industrial waste that would otherwise go to compost. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distillers_grains [2]
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by akiselev 4y ago
Immigration courts aren’t real courts and the judges are part of the executive branch (Department of Justice), not the judicial branch [1]. Their evidentiary standards are closer to “nonexistent” than to preponderance of evidence. [1] http
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by akiselev 4y ago
> Am I wrong an automation is actually a continuous process where task after task get's more automated? Yes, for the same reason that software development methodologies like agile/scrum/whatever are better than waterfall
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by akiselev 4y ago
I think a16z et al only invest in crypto and other scams now.
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by akiselev 4y ago
Because stolen guns are very valuable and the owners have to officially report them stolen to avoid all the possible criminal charges.
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by akiselev 4y ago
The best way to prove braingenious wrong is by not engaging with him [1]. This is a pseudoanonymous internet forum - not responding and moving on with your life is a perfectly acceptable response to this situation [1]! If you’re not a far r
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by akiselev 4y ago
The Romans had coal [1]. The Greeks had even come up with a design that (remotely) resembles a steam engine [2]. What they didn’t have was the rest of the “tech tree” leading up to a usable steam engine, mostly metallurgy and the physics of
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by akiselev 4y ago
I was skeptical about the GP's alleged etymology about clown world but... [1] > The alt-right sense emerged from The Honkler, a version of Pepe the Frog meme featuring a red clown nose and rainbow wig, characterized as honking a bi
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by akiselev 4y ago
Most of the waste from biofuel production [1] is used as animal feed, so double green! [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distillers_grains
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by akiselev 4y ago
> The other major issue is as you alluded to: the need to trust vendors and hardware. Without protection and monitoring at the physical level, the user has no way to verify the operation of the giant stack of technology designed to “pro
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by akiselev 4y ago
They already have infrastructure for moving the bulk material from the mines, but certainly not for extracting rare earth elements. It's an iron mine dating to pre-WWII so if they process the ore on site they're probably using eit
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by akiselev 4y ago
In one ear, out the other.
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by akiselev 4y ago
Oh I’ll take your word on that, having no ag-sales experience myself :-) Just wanted to point out that even before accounting for industry size, there’s just more profit sloshing around California’s ag industry which makes it easier to squa
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by akiselev 4y ago
California’s agriculture industry is not only massive but also one of the most profitable in the country, accounting for a disproportionate fraction of the food Americans eat (as opposed to e.g. corn for distillers/biofuels/animal
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by akiselev 4y ago
Hopefully these IA layers will still have a paralegal proofreading.
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by akiselev 4y ago
The first one I found was Ruben Cardenas [1], number 545 executed November 8, 2017. [1] https://www.tdcj.texas.gov/death_row/dr_info/cardenasrubenla...
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by akiselev 4y ago
This is the way.
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by akiselev 4y ago
Are you thinking of the Knap of Howar on the island of Papa Westray [1]? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knap_of_Howar
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by akiselev 4y ago
Unrefined sunflower seed oil is a popular salad dressing in Eastern European cuisine and included as an explicit ingredient in a variety of traditional dishes.
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by akiselev 4y ago
Coconuts are drupes (aka stone fruit) just like olives. Coconuts just have a fibrous outer layer instead of a fleshy outer layer like olives.
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by akiselev 4y ago
The Great Salt Lake is starting to look like the Salton sea [1] which is considered the largest environmental catastrophe in California history. If this keeps going SLC may quickly become unlivable. I still remember the smell in the LA basi
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by akiselev 4y ago
> THE COURT: And I say that because no one here knows for sure what your sentence will be -- your lawyers don't, the government doesn't, I don't -- because that's not going to be determined until a later date, after
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by akiselev 4y ago
Kale is one of the most calorie dense leafy greens and it tops out at 80 kcal per 100 grams, meaning you'd need to eat about 3.7 kilograms of kale to get 3000 kcal. That is a lot of kale.
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by akiselev 4y ago
> I am deeply skeptical of any such claim for the inside of a star because of the sheer amount of entropy constantly being jammed in by the environment. A star entity would be made of relatively normal matter (compared to some other thi

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