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alejohausner
3y ago
I didn't say that Putin is a nice guy. Regardless of how despicable he may be, his actions are understandable. They're not just senseless violence. That's the point I'm trying to make.
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How does the war in Ukraine advance US interests? The US helped provoke Putin's invasion of Ukraine, by trying to get Ukraine to join NATO. How is it in the best interests of the US to instigate a war against Russia? Back in 1962, th
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Good riddance! I got tired of opening the sports section to find another story about how violent athletes are to their spouses, or how unfair high schools are to transgender women. It seemed like the writers were more concerned about sign
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3y ago
Hypercalcemia is extremely rare, and is linked to hyperparathyroidism. The association between hypercalcemia and vitamin D is vastly overstated. Our ancestors in Africa got hours of sun exposure, and synthesized tens of thousands of IUs da
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You're leaving out the punchline of your reply: those side-impact bars protect passengers better, but they also make the car windows higher, and reduce visibility. It's harder to see out the back of modern cars when you simply tu
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This is the point that Robert Kennedy Jr has been making, very eloquently. Regardless of how heinous Putin may be, how nasty the Russian invasion has been, it was not unprovoked. The USA put missiles in Turkey in 1961, and the Soviets res
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3y ago
This reply falls under the RT;PAM category (read title; posted angry comments). /s
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Actually it's possible that small amounts of added iodine can cause hashimoto's thyroiditis. A 20 year study in Denmark found that adding iodine to table salt led to more hypothyroidism: https://academic.oup.com&#x
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Look at graphviz. Their "dot" program satisfies 1 through 4. Your fifth wish is hard to satisfy.
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The global distribution of many types of cancer is strongly related to latitude. The farther you are from the equator, the higher the rate of disease. The more sun you get, the less cancer. It's hard not to infer that sun exposure a
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Bring back Glass-Stiegel. Bankers are like college students on Spring Break, going wild unless the police come in and break up the party. Banking needs to be boring and only slightly profitable, and strictly policed. As for whether bank C
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Here is the data: https://zenodo.org/record/7718512
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Here is the data: https://zenodo.org/record/7718512
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4y ago
On the other hand, licensing this patent to other auto makers could become a great source of revenue for Ford. I'm sure all auto makers would implement the feature. You won't be able to avoid it.
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Manhole cover launched into space with nuclear test is fastest human-made object
(businessinsider.com)
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Among the buildings owned by Columbia Property Trust, which Pimco controls, is 650 California Street. Twitter occupies the 30th floor. Elon Musk refused to pay $136,000 in rent last month.
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I asked google "is cancer a metabolic disease" and it confidently said it was. I asked it "is cancer a genetic disease" and it confidently said it was. These are completely opposite theories of cancer.
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Definitely! The Byzantine and Parthian empires had just fought a long war, and were very weak. That left the near East easy pickings for the Muslim invaders coming up from the Hejaz.
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Strangely enough, I took a whole degree in mathematics, and never felt comfortable with the epsilon-delta proofs for limits. It was only by reading Everything and More a Compact History of Infinity, by, of all people, David Foster Wallace
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Apparently they are using technology developed at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory[1]. The US government owns the patent. However, Gary Yang, the lead scientist on the project, could not get industry to develop it, and licensed i
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Wouldn't it be nice if we were older Then we wouldn't have to wait so long It's a song about teenage love, about wishing they were old enough to marry. It's not about wishing they were old enough to retire; teenagers d
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This would definitely not work here in New Hampshire, which has very rocky soil. The state's motto, "The Granite State" is as much a farmer's lament as it is a description of the steadfastness of its residents. In fact
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Well, the biggest error for me is that the tongue-shaped region is completely filled with color! On any three-color device like an LCD display, the gamut of producible colors will cover a triangular region inside that tongue. Any chroma
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The graphviz system [1], originally from at&t labs, has a program called "dot" that does this kind of thing very well, including routing the arrows around other boxes that may be in the way. It's been open sourced. It&#
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This is a mechanical spline [1]: a thin strip of wood constrained at one or more points, or "knots". They were used by ship builders and draftsmen before mathematicians and programmers invented cubic curves for computer aided des
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Oddly enough, gold is one asset whose price is flat to down over the past few years. This ain't the usual kind of inflation, where people start to buy gold because too much money is being printed. These days gold prices seem to be dri
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According to the South African doctor who first discovered the variant[1], it produces generally mild symptoms, and is not deadly. [1]: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-59450988
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An k-ary search tree has k children per node, and k-1 keys per node. To find a value in a k-ary tree with n nodes, the maximum number of comparisons will be (k-1)log_k(n). This is minimized when k = e.
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Polyunsaturated fats are known to suppress thyroid function, this leading to lowered metabolism and weight gain. A quick search brought up this: ANTI-THROID EFFECTS OF PUFAS (POLYUNSATURATED FATS) AND HERBS January 2012 Trakya University J
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I was looking forward to this. It's the conclusion to a discussion posted here earlier [1]. 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27796557
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