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Lol, remember that time like a year ago when Facebook had redefined their company to chase some other thing of the moment that has nothing to do with the new thing they have totally redefined their company to chase. Definition of flail
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Different countries have very different storage capacities. Some nations have most of their years demand in storage capacity whereas others like the UK have only a few days and require a constant flow. If you are one of the countries that c
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Counterintuitively, I'm not really against the deduction. At least as a mostly apolitical person I'll say, I believe it's a net gain for me personally. But if you were an economic planner the equations involved here are reall
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Yeah. I mean the line feels a bit arbitrary. I'm certainly not against fuel injection or even having an ECU. The stability control stuff I guess I'd want to talk to a mechanic and understand if it comes with a maintenance or quali
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Yeah, it's really sad to see all the covid survivors in Iron lungs.
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Do they? I tried to buy a new car last year and gave up. They try so hard to push all the BS feature packages on you that they won't actually just sell you the car you want. So the base car costs 26k. It only comes in Orange. But if yo
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Is there any argument to be made that it's impossible to meet efficiency or emissions standards without this stuff? I've always been extremely against this stuff. I'd be interested to hear a good faith defense of the other si
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Decreasing taxes to fight inflation. We've clearly got the experts in the driver's seat here. Was listening to doomberg musing on energy policy last night and he made the observation that if we could just barely kind of get our sh
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Throw your plastics directly in the trash. This way you will be honest with yourself about where your plastic is going and maybe use marginally less. The truth is though that if you aren't growing your own food and making your own hous
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Constitutional rights are not supposed to be conditional on some parties perceived utility to society of violating them I understand you are potentially agreeing with me but framing this this way at all is problematic.
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As someone who to some degree falls in the category you describe, I'd say you are potentially misunderstanding the argument. I certainly wouldn't argue that spending time in a public school math class correlates negatively with ma
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I don't think this invalidates the point or makes it not problematic that they host this content without any disclaimer. It would be extremely easy in many contexts to pass this off as being officially endorsed and on some level, regar
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> Having been a member of HN for 7 years, you should be well aware that we deal in facts and data here, Could you start with the "facts and data" of where it is specified that there is requirement for "facts and data"
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Fair, I've always heard the term in reference to psychics.
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I find that unfortunately I need to wake up a full 3 minutes before stand-up to make it in time
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I would try to avoid such binary narratives. I don't think globalization and growth are done, but they will almost certainly be very different going forward. In the case of the US, I think it's fair to say it will be a very long t
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These are always the most cartoonish viewpoints. How dare you have an opinion! This is the internet! SapporoChris is going to require journal published studies, probably several, before granting you the unbelievable kindness of acknowledgin
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They really couldn't come up with a better name for that than "remote sensing"?
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Only a conspiracy nut would be skeptical of scientific research published by the government! No surprise we've got antibacterial with stuff like this on the nih website. Zero credibility
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The way the monthly payments work, they usually charge you what a permanent license would have cost within 6 months anyway.
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I'm in the same camp as the author in terms of this type of copy, not only having no impact on me wanting to use the product, but also feeling it is condescending and confusing and mildly pushing me away from the product. But I'm
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Did this person clearly state this when it happened in 2014? If not, they failed as a journalist, and then to try to bring this up after the fraud was known to get credit is even worse.
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Getting physically nauseated by every opinion you encounter you disagree with sounds like more of a bad outcome for you then anything else. I'd want to fix that if I were you but of course feel free to continue if you enjoy it. I'
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Does everything in world have to be sickening, or appalling or catastrophic. Is it really so sickening that someone in the world had the audacity to frame something in a way you disagree with? Can't you just say "I disagree with t
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How do you watch that video and think it's a sign that things are going well? That's idiocracy level of discourse. My take away from that video is that the UK had much more serious problems than I realized.
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Right, and this a big part of the reason that houses are prohibitively expensive. If you could offshore them they'd be affordable. Americans can't afford to buy things made by Americans. Again we papered over this issue with decad
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You are just making wild assumptions about my belief system. This is bordering on incoherent Can you point to where I say any of this is good or show any sign of support for any of it? Were your parent's uneducated? I don't see ho
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Jean-Baptiste Fourier | Joseph Lagrange | Leonhard Euler 1726 | Johann Bernoulli 1694 | Gottfried Leibniz 1666 I was never aware of this co
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Where's the corruption here? If you set up a system of regulation where a building a toilet costs 1.7M and then building a toilet costs 1.7M, that seems like inefficiency not corruption. I'm open to being proven wrong here but it
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