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by autokad 5y ago
you can disagree without attacking the person.
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by autokad 5y ago
and just because you disagree with them, doesnt mean you are right as well. Sure, you can say "I disagree with you". you can even do one better "I disagree with you, and here is evidence to back my claim...". However, yo
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by autokad 5y ago
I think a travel ban in the beginning would have made sense, but only on the condition that it was for stocking up on resources (masks, beds, etc.) so that the load could be handled when opened up. and of course it would have a non extendab
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by autokad 5y ago
I don't think housing prices are an issue. one part of the homeless are mentally ill. This is a very hard problem and I don't think anyone has the answers for yet, but its not home prices. Another major group of the homeless is dr
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by autokad 5y ago
"We detected both Th1 and Th2 human immune responses, and delayed effects on cytokine levels in the blood, and immune cell compositions in the skin and bone marrow, up to 7 days post-bites." I wonder if this could be a treatment f
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by autokad 5y ago
I am not anti vax, I am vaccinated and I recommend to everyone to do the same. However, relying on this vaccine as a long term solution is a very bad idea. Also you are stating I am anti mask when I stated how I recommended mask usage. Do y
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by autokad 5y ago
I'm not blaming the southern border, I am pointing out a fact that has implications on how we manage our expectations, and what actions to mitigate the corona virus that will work better than others given our situation. if you think fa
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by autokad 5y ago
There is lots of competition for the top of the stupidity list. NYC locking down all summer and then 'opening up' in September seemed top of the list to me. It's not that I thought they should have stayed locked down the enti
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by autokad 5y ago
wow what a ride. I discovered bootstrap a bit late, I think August of 2013. It was so nice though, not having to worry about a lot of CSS details and knowing my page looked ok on many devices.
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by autokad 5y ago
those are just issues in how intelligence is measured. As far as Neanderthals, its my opinion they were smarter than us. we just came from down south (not effected by sudden surge in ice age) and higher birth rates. The intelligence of nean
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by autokad 5y ago
> "They are also bigger, lay larger eggs and have smaller brains than their wild cousins - differences that are also seen in chickens. ...Pets tend to have floppier ears and curlier tails than their wild ancestors. They also have sm
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by autokad 5y ago
> "Just because you don't like something doesn't mean you shouldn't say it." I don't think there is any value in saying it's a suicide without any evidence. >"Suicides happen all the time."
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by autokad 5y ago
if the parents died, the baby would have died from exposure in pretty short time
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by autokad 5y ago
it seems highly unlikely the mother, father, and dog all died of heat exhaustion at the same time, unless the dog died/passed out and they were carrying it. Even then, I would have suspected the mother/daughter taking cover and th
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by autokad 5y ago
honey pots would make counteracting them very effective
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by autokad 5y ago
many coal plants are peaker plants (at least in US ~250:1000), and I don't think nuclear can replace those as they produce a continual supply of electricity. Unless these small nuclear reactors operate differently?
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by autokad 5y ago
also, how would you measure someone's slope? would it even be fair to evaluate them by it?
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by autokad 5y ago
this one is a bit problematic, because people assume those 0 click search results are True / gold standard. like when I do 37 c to f and I see it display the results, I never double check them, I just assume they are right.
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by autokad 5y ago
depending on which country, Europeans are not neutral on American politics, so I take your disclaimer for a grain of salt. For one, it was 100% related to the original comment, as it opined on 'but social media was considered good in 2
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by autokad 5y ago
> "The report’s Housing Wage is an estimate of the hourly wage full-time workers must earn to afford a rental home at HUD’s fair market rent without spending more than 30% of their incomes. Fair market rents are estimates of what a
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by autokad 5y ago
> "aren't you more likely to pick the tastier looking one?" I have always looked for the more multi colored ones, skipping the all red because they had a history of tasting less delicious.
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by autokad 5y ago
now you have de-evolved the conversation by trying to change the definition of fly to swim. if you are going to do that, there is no point in continuing the discussion. Furthermore, you are confusing buoyancy with flight.
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by autokad 5y ago
I remember Jim Cramer on CNBC saying he wouldn't recommend fossil fuel, gun, and cigarette companies because of ethical reasons. then he went on to push one of those gambling companies, who on his show said it was their goal to get eve
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by autokad 5y ago
I would say, get your head out of your edge cases. Before I go on, I hope you understand no one is saying its not physically possible, and that it absolutely does not exist anywhere in the multiverse, just that if we come across other life,
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by autokad 5y ago
I completely disagree. I think the 'life can look like anything' (lets call them LCLLAs) train of thought suffers from a lack of understanding of constraint satisfaction. Think about how some LCLLAS talked about how silicon life i
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by autokad 5y ago
has anyone found a data set that has all years? football it seems kinda protected. its really easy to get all baseball data
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by autokad 5y ago
> "Space tech is highly specialized, if you can't hire enough people already, more competition just spreads the available talent thinner." Try to avoid 0 sum thinking, its often wrong. increased competition for talent in s
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by autokad 5y ago
> "Neither side is necessarily wrong." Yes, being greedy, envious, and jealous of other peoples use of material goods is wrong. Its time we start calling it out. That doesn't make you progressive, it's a poor behavior
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by autokad 5y ago
draining other aquifers is only delaying the inevitable. Look what happened to the Aral sea. we will need canals and pipelines too, but I do think we are going to have to rely on water desalination. I have a crazy dream of greening the Saha
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by autokad 5y ago
seems like desalination parried with nuclear and solar power (because desalination is expensive electricity wise) is the solution. most of our problems comes down to energy, to which fusion power will one day solve. we just need some stop g

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