anenefan

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by anenefan 2y ago
Sad to say google strips that switch for me straight up, but my situation (I used to conduct [when it was a half decent search engine] a few hundred involved searches each day tracking down and verifying data - and it seemed that bothered
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by anenefan 2y ago
The aftermath post 2008, once the US govt banned anonymous netizens from engaging in heated or sensitive arguments online has played out very much like I'd expected. (With the ban, a lot of discussions corners had to albeit slowly clo
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by anenefan 2y ago
Ask and News links (presently p29 is the last page of results) are both generated with regard to rating ... and probably not practical to keep providing additional pages. To view comments especially for older comments just work though Newes
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by anenefan 2y ago
Yes the article hits most of the marks - feral pigs are a nightmare for pristine areas and areas people would prefer not disturbed / uprooted resulting in a damaged landscape, water run off issues ... as well as outing the presence of
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University researchers patent earthquake-resistant sand-based device(techxplore.com)
3 points by anenefan 2y ago|1 comments
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Shorter summary : https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1070236
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If it's any help - It's a large community, and you might be just picking the areas where replies are going to be a bit blunt or dismissive - no doubt there's also members with huge egos as well ... and it's a case of YM
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by anenefan 2y ago
The links, the interesting stuff, the comedy of wtf lulz and sometimes the chance to write something meaningful, well I think meaningful but many let me know not so. Where else, well last few years really pulled back from the web as it just
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by anenefan 2y ago
Same considered 22 days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42434105 This bloomberg article IMO spends most of its time Cherry Picking and making a subtle case for privatisation. Choosing results or outcomes of on
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by anenefan 2y ago
I'm not paying money to bloomborg, but from the 100 or so words on their slash banner, guessed it's most probable a rehash with a dash of opinion thrown in, of a recent news release by John Deere [1] Funny thing and I'd imagi
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by anenefan 2y ago
I would take it as: Although axillary lymphadenopathy is a known side effect of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, such changes are transient and contribute only to the perception of breast growth. To date, there has been only 1 published case outlin
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by anenefan 2y ago
https://journals.lww.com/prsgo/fulltext/2024/12000/the__pfiz... ... read though to the disclaimers.
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by anenefan 2y ago
Always aiming for anonymous as one can be from mid 90s so real life and online did not overlap. Since I'm no longer working I am less worried. Back in the days when I had a sharper mind it seemed I couldn't help, more often un
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by anenefan 2y ago
They show up ... just need to look the right way. [1] It's basically my bookmarked landing spot for visiting each time. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/asknew
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Well present times, finding good or value, a lot of products and services are pot luck since many companies are walking away from standing behind their brand - even concepts like oh that product was the grey version / market ... Pla
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by anenefan 2y ago
Well I read the article in regard to an interview with Inman Grant but it did not sound like any advice for the US ... What I was surprised to find though, it sounds like the under 16 ban might be a way to introduce no govt. id, no socia
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by anenefan 2y ago
I'm unsure what you exactly mean by cultural opinions but I'll take it to mean along the lines of either - popular public opinion or popular opinion as per the media and shadow players with maybe, other agendas. There are diff
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by anenefan 2y ago
Yes it's walled but there are a couple of summary articles [1] [2] From what I came to understand fat cells never really die but lie in wait to do their given job. Now they need to find out why in some people as they age, the fat cell
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by anenefan 2y ago
Apologies - It's dawned on me that mentioning the anti ethanol saga around Queensland's sugar industry of the 70s, 80s as something to compare to all the on paper noise of heading down the path of nuclear fission reactors for p
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by anenefan 2y ago
It's via Scout Enterprise which according to Fujitsu's link, has been ongoing since 2000 [1] additional at [2] [1] https://www.fujitsu.com/global/products/software/os/ [2] https:/&#x
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I suspect he along with many people with have their if not biggest wtf moment when they find out that the fuel crackers the petroleum industry use at the moment, can utilise vegetable oil feed stock - if I could find a quick credible link i
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by anenefan 2y ago
From the summary of the paper, to myself it appears its authors seem to have a view that the majority of farm waste isn't recycled and go so far as to include grazing livestock in open fields, which as far as I know, most grazing live
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by anenefan 2y ago
I would have presumed tests would have also included secondary and tertiary breakdown products of glyphosate. There is also research [1] that suggests measurements might not always reflect how much of the herbicide is being used and result
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by anenefan 2y ago
I don't know anything about the browser extension but it is probably worthwhile looking for any settings to change its behaviour. [1] Additionally you could try and test it to see how it's actually performing [2] [1] https:&#x
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The TLDR is the fission nuclear path in Australia is BS - it is only furthered by those who stand to make directly or indirectly a lot of money from getting the idea to the build stage - before the public get sick of the mounting costs and
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by anenefan 2y ago
I've posted about this study with original source link along with a pdf link a day ago - but the other new story yesterday where a study found AI could be / being deceptive was probably more interesting to members here. https:&
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by anenefan 2y ago
I can only speak of Australian / Queensland trends and moves to include biological control have less to do with direct official policy (AFAIK) and more to natural innovation and R&D by various universities and other agricultural ba
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Human AI feedback loop alters human perceptual emotional and social judgements(nature.com)
2 points by anenefan 2y ago|1 comments
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[pdf] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41562-024-02077-2.pdf TLDR summary https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1068432
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As per the public areas of the web, it is important to bear in mind that not everyone will appreciate the topic at hand the same way you do, nor have any expectations those interested enough to read the topic / subject at hand and yo

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