algoatecorn

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by algoatecorn 3y ago
spoken like a true idealist
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
Then don't compare the media coverage. Instead look at the actions of both countries. Read proposed legislation from US lawmakers going back almost two decades addressing the game theory between both nations. Read about the rampant IP
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National Pork Producers Council vs. Ross(scotusblog.com)
1 points by algoatecorn 3y ago|0 comments
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
Not to mention the many fossil-fuel derived goods that will face diseconomies of scale
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
Both mine and rayiner's commentary wasn't focused only on nuclear, but rather the harebrained and unrealistic doomscape narrative coming out of the West. When did it become so unpopular to point out what is most likely to happen?
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
This is the most reasonable take. For some reason people in the West tend to ignore that 80% of the world is on the lower part of the exponential slope of progress, income, and demand for fossil fuel derived goods - and they are running up
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
Have something to offer. Some people want your perspective. Some people want your ear. Some just want your presence. Figure out what you want, and pay attention to what others want. Finding the right match is when you end up having a great
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
https://archive.vn/MUgu4
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
Biology is complicated. If we start digging for mechanistic underpinnings, we'll uncover thousands of genes, variants, expression levels, metabolic pathways, epigenetic factors, etc etc etc. None of which will result in a cure-all pill
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
Within that 70%, most of them can: - Afford to eat healthier foods. Rice, potatoes, bell peppers, onions, lentils, ground beef, pork chops, eggs, are not expensive. Time is a bigger factor but I don't buy the time argument in most case
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
Let's be intellectually honest here. It's not victim blaming to point out that "can't" isn't reasonable language. Life is hard. Doesn't mean we "can't" have some control over these variables
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
But exercise yields more benefit than just cancer prevention. Don't you want to maintain strength and mobility as you age? Sleep better? Build mental and physical resilience? I'll wager that we won't see a substitution for ex
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
If you put diet, exercise, sleep, and social support on a sliding scale, can you honestly say that you're doing everything in your power to maximize each one? I don't know your personal details, but most people who think this way
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
How would you feel about a lifestyle guidance app? Perhaps something that uses CBT, gratitude, and postive reinforcement to help people build good exercise and diet habits? Is there a way for a company to implement sufficient privacy protoc
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
Last year, I started an experiment with my diet. It started with the idea of eating as cheaply as possible with nutrient dense foods, but I started off with an elimination diet. I chose 2-3 "meals" that I could easily prep and onl
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
Remind me again how much the reviewers get paid.
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
If you are a US taxpayer, you should be highly critical of exorbitant publishing fees of major journals. Grant money is automatically reduced by the rent seeking behavior of firms like Elsevier i.e. you are not getting your money's wor
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We didn’t produce this much only to produce this much(topsoil.substack.com)
5 points by algoatecorn 3y ago|1 comments
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
If you read the article, it states the shortage has to do with flooding, not drought. While most of your points are true, they are skewed toward some resentment toward the West. The eating habits of rich countries, relative to developing co
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
Every submission in there has to do with precipitation. I was curious which techniques are used to sustained warming throughout the winter
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
Example of one of these techniques please
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
Someone is going to have to extract gDNA from whatever sample you provide, saliva or blood usually. Then you need to perform a search for various genes or SNPs. There are a few different assays to do this, but most require molecular biology
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
Based on the history of the courts, I think a fair use claim wouldn't hold up in this context. Even if the AI is only used for lyrics as a voice filter, it's still quite close to the heart of the work. Then you have its market eff
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by algoatecorn 3y ago
The role of eccDNA in cancer is not a particularly new concept. However, studies like this are important to further elucidate cancer-promoting mechanisms. Additionally, the use of artificial eccDNA holds a lot of promise for genetic enhance
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by algoatecorn 4y ago
Hilarious that Twitter thinks of Substack as a rival. I don't think they are similar products at all. One platform is has a temporal advantage, and the other has a quality advantage. No one is going to Substack for breaking news and no
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by algoatecorn 4y ago
-Electrolysis -Ammonia production -Land use modelling -BJJ
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by algoatecorn 4y ago
It's way more complicated than that. For starters, a commercial scale composting operation needs inputs from various sources in order to achieve NPK balance - not just food waste. Therefore, the complexity increases by an order of magn
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by algoatecorn 4y ago
Greenhouses are a tiny sliver of overall food production. The rest of agriculture is heavily biased toward the energy density of fossil fuel, particularly nat gas and diesel. The innovation required to move away from the actual energy probl
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by algoatecorn 4y ago
This was the most probable outcome. Hikes greater than or equal to 0.5 would be perceived as too hawkish. Powell knows this. If you thought the fed was gonna drop rates, there's a good chance you live in an echo chamber of wealthy priv
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by algoatecorn 4y ago
80% of the global population lives in a developing nation, keen on quick and dirty energy sources and a growing appetite for hyper consumerism and meat consumption. The West is living in lala land with some of the proposed policy measures.

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