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by baerrie 2y ago
It seems likely to me that the birds have suffered by these spikes and repurpose them as much for the message they send to avian predators as their structural merits. It is like humans wearing the head of a wolf or other things to communica
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by baerrie 2y ago
The real backing all economies across the world need, and look for in the US dollar, is trust. If we were capable of radical trust across every country in the world in tandem, then ideas of who manufactures more, salary, etc, would evaporat
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by baerrie 2y ago
Why do stories like this stay at the top of HN but anything “political” gets banned immediately?
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by baerrie 2y ago
In the closeup of the table spot you can see the formica veneer cracking upwards, also, you do see discoloration of the blade near the plastic. Most of the heat would be rising upwards so it wouldn’t hit the blade as much.
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by baerrie 2y ago
Thank you Europe for protesting by withholding money from this psycho.
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by baerrie 2y ago
Friction in government is a good thing, otherwise the will of the few would outweigh the many and catastrophic projects would be allowed all of the time. Yes men could have done it but they wouldn’t maintain it like the beavers and they cer
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by baerrie 2y ago
It’s a great cover for looting, just saying…
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by baerrie 2y ago
Salt is not bad for you. The small hypertension decreases people experience on low sodium diets are capped at roughly 10% and salt is almost never the actual cause. It is another victim of choosing a boogie man to hide the fact that sugar i
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by baerrie 2y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if smell played a role in it. With both roaming around their domains, the male tiger maybe picked up a faint trace and could extrapolate her location. The closer he got, the stronger it would become
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by baerrie 2y ago
I think the flexibility of JS forces you to be intentional with your code composition in order for it to not be a huge mess, which makes better programmers. With that being said, many programmers don’t want to think that hard so they rely o
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by baerrie 2y ago
Because Rome conquered the western world and never really fell.
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by baerrie 2y ago
SpaceX and StarLink are hardly signs of progress. They are just signs of the extremely wealthy finding new frontiers to boldly exploit while healthcare, shelter, and food are still problems that could be solved but are not. Furthermore, the
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by baerrie 2y ago
Thank you for this, I never knew its title lol
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Martin County mining disaster cover up(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by baerrie 2y ago|1 comments
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by baerrie 2y ago
This disaster was bigger than the Exxon oil spill but received almost no news coverage. A meager fine of $5,600 was collected. There is a ton of proof that the Bush administration covered it up.
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by baerrie 2y ago
It says towards the end of the abstract that righting this balance, increasing anticipation dopamine and lowering reward receiving dopamine, could help with adhd
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by baerrie 2y ago
I think that is a problem of the right for sure but the left also suffers from moral elitism and this is evident in their choice of terminology. Ultimately I think all of these issues are much more complex than their labels suggest and it i
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by baerrie 2y ago
Perhaps this is a naming issue. If it wasn’t called something as general as “feminism”, despite having such a specific culture and beliefs, then maybe more people would align with it. As it stands, a lot of women don’t relate to the feminis
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by baerrie 2y ago
Every Friday from age 7-12 my mom would take me to the grocery store with her and proceed to take 2 hours to shop. I would read every comic they had including MAD and Cracked. Also superhero stuff
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by baerrie 2y ago
Even the baseline of improving dev efficiency is unproven. These types of decisions are being made with zero basis in facts, it’s just the whims of people in charge.
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by baerrie 2y ago
I was at the Brooklyn botanical garden a number of years ago and I remember a hirsute old man in a long duster jacket was just walking through the tropical greenhouse we were in casually grabbing handfuls of plants as he walked by and stuff
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by baerrie 2y ago
I challenge the notion that autistic people seek more logical systems or simpler moral situations. Imo the day to day interactions of people and the world views they ascribe to are far simpler than many complex games or fantasy/scifi t
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by baerrie 2y ago
This is from a movie right? I remember watching it but not the name.
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by baerrie 2y ago
In New York particularly this could maybe work. They have strong blue collar unions so benefits and pay would be actually livable. Plumbing anywhere is pretty viable. Faulkner worked in construction and did a similar thing. I am working in
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by baerrie 2y ago
Unfortunately among higher order mammals one being above the rest usually is one of the few ways to have peace.
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by baerrie 2y ago
This has been my role on virtually every dev team ive been on. I don’t necessarily disagree but i do wait until most have discussed a new feature, etc, ask myself, “does this make sense in every way” and if not, I ask questions until it doe
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by baerrie 2y ago
I used that website a ton as a kid and teen. The games were actually really good.
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by baerrie 2y ago
For a period of 8 or so years in my twenties I had an extremely pronounced experience of seeing faces everywhere (pareidolia). Not in isolation like in an electrical outlet, but often many at once and each with a distinct character that rem
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by baerrie 2y ago
That’s a niiiice boulder
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by baerrie 2y ago
A strong bodied tea such as a ripe puerh goes very well with bourbon and honey

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