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by anenefan 2y ago
Inactive is the wrong term IMO, perhaps not bioactive would have been better to convey the additional components in herbicide that are there to stabilise spraying or what ever the application method. The question now is, are there suitable
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by anenefan 2y ago
A few months back I was looking for new seasons of some tv shows to watch. The latest season of Astrid et Raphaelle (Astrid: Murder in Paris / Astrid) [1] [2] should have aired and so I checked the schedule of a couple of the more lik
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by anenefan 2y ago
https://archive.md/MDXgI Myself I see some plastics have a niche area they are best at, and are also quiet nice in other areas where maybe using plastic instead of natural materials has its benefits ... however it should be
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by anenefan 2y ago
I'm sure using a combination makes more sense for many species. However there's a few instances where magnetic fields would have to be doing most of the heavy lifting, for instance sea turtles. [1] I can also point to my personal
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by anenefan 2y ago
Earlier discussion a day ago [1] 4 comments, one comment includes a link [2] to an archived page for the full content. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43720535 [2] https://archive.is/2nQSh
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by anenefan 2y ago
Quite interesting, to myself magnetic fields wouldn't seem all that accurate but then again it's known some animals can navigate back to the same spot each yearly nesting / migration. It did seem maybe as per the article and
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by anenefan 2y ago
Wanting to find out more I read [1] - startling that 1979 little incident only cost a billion to clean up. [2] From [1] > In 2009, science writer Richard Martin stated that Weinberg, who was director at Oak Ridge and primarily respon
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by anenefan 2y ago
Some customers of OVH have presently an unknown issue. Re translation of intro of [1] Thousands of users suddenly lost access to their websites, data, and email, transforming the initial shock into genuine frustration. The scale of this OVH
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by anenefan 2y ago
NIMBY - high to very high. Plenty of deaths have occurred due to carbon monoxide [1] so in an industrial setting suitable tanks and piping and inspection system would be required as per other hazardous chemicals that are either gases or pr
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by anenefan 2y ago
Ok the article's writer has been caught up in the idea that all hypothesis are equal and deserve equal representation. The fact is it does not. As a hypothesis there's always the possibility a person may be expending valuable en
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by anenefan 2y ago
It is a hazard in enclosed spaces. However the aim would be eventually to have a system where the collected gas is either used as a feed stock to make other chemicals or simply burnt as a fuel when needed.
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by anenefan 2y ago
I find vegemite far too salty, and the taste too strong, even spread as thin on toast to be merely the slightest colour change. No I don't like it much. I've only found the NZ version of marmite [1] being palatable and after ti
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by anenefan 2y ago
> The analysis honed in on geographic points where farm fields planted by corn growers are seen closely abutting waterways, and assumes that farmers sprayed their crops with atrazine, a common practice in the US Midwest. Though it could
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by anenefan 2y ago
https://archive.md/cPohD It's probably worth the time to dig into vitamin K2, what else it does and which foods and how much we as humans generally acquire from dietary sources. My take away was for the most part the b
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by anenefan 2y ago
https://archive.md/WSRF9 Well it's an interesting narrative Bayer are putting out. They have of a few years ago already trying to market the next generation of herbicide resistant seeds and matching herbicide. The pate
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by anenefan 2y ago
I would surmise it's more fear of wasting money and time on a plane (approx 13 - 16 hours at min cost of $2000 aud for a specific flight time,) only to be turned back at the US border. I mostly agree with your sentiments, that not much
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by anenefan 2y ago
I don't know, sometimes I wonder if the member who forgets they posted the same only a day ago ... is in fact a bot. ;) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43664383
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by anenefan 2y ago
I do feel for those not enjoying the endless high noise to signal feeds, but up to a point. A.I. only enables the less talented to achieve remarkable results. Go back 25 years or so when the vast majority of sophisticated spiel was crafted
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by anenefan 2y ago
Either no result for "book on cracking vegetable oils" or "cat excavators" being either empty or trying to pipe results into a pop up ... I don't open pop ups. Other regular non A.I. searches on offer at least try
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by anenefan 2y ago
Nice educational puzzle - I think possibly good for kids teaching them to add up in their own head.
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I could write a lot about how I found it - but everyone is different. Instead I'll mention that in the 90s there was a study New Scientist reported in regard to a simple experiment involving the influence of fructose on fat /
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by anenefan 2y ago
Understandable why the original article [1] was not posted up as it no doubt would have annoyed some people. The source article however one needed to enter book reader mode quickly - which unfortunately it only included the references, o
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by anenefan 2y ago
Interesting just in case system. Hybrid of both GPS and BPS for extra accuracy might have benefits. But from [2 - page 13] four transmission towers, accuracy is within 100 m. [1] https://nabpilot.org/broadcast-positioning-
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by anenefan 2y ago
Up north here (CQ -NQ) it seems the flashy trend setters are gravitating towards Chrysler's Ram Trucks. I'll echo the same sentiment in regard to parking areas - but also note parking bays used to be (early 90s IIRC it started to
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by anenefan 2y ago
Interesting search. The about link leads to [1] Web 1.0 Hosting [1] http://web1.0hosting.net/
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by anenefan 2y ago
Hmmm the puzzle last day or so was refined [1] ... However this time around it's clear that the puzzle is in the realm of non euclidean maths, since the bottom left side of the explanatory sketch, placers a right angle and two red angl
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by anenefan 2y ago
I still use an older firefox - the thread loaded in less than 10 seconds - I'd say 7 or 8. Maybe they've sorted loading issues, or changed their JS and APIs source / sets. I have an older computer that would have been n
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by anenefan 2y ago
I have an old system with simple older firefox -- It can collapse the given example without even noticing ... well not perceptible to myself ... I'd call it near instantaneous, also tried repeatedly as well as going though collapsing t
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by anenefan 2y ago
Draw a diagonal across a square, as illustrated, a bisected right angle has two equal angles, 45 and 45. I would guess it was instead meant to represent the angle from the base of the formed tetrahedron along one of its three sides to th
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by anenefan 2y ago
https://archive.md/ulszr lol. I guess maybe the US administration had expected if Europe spends more (its fair share) on military, the US would of course be the major winners supplying much of it. Is it a good bet it all

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