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by baerrie 3y ago
Prigogine’s original work on dissipative structures seems to have already “proved” this as much as this scientist. They both are hindered by the speculative nature of any abiogenetic theory, we cannot go back to the birth of life and prove
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by baerrie 3y ago
Yes, the answer is always, it is language not math. I hate when people die on grammar hills when English is so full of exceptions it is easier to just accept that just about anything goes
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by baerrie 3y ago
Why were you following someone? Also, you can use money to but crab legs, why not SNAP?
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by baerrie 3y ago
Honestly, I don’t think code reviews make a ton of sense. If the things wrong with the code are so deep as to warrant a “teaching moment” then whatever help I try to give is probably so fundamental that it is unlikely to find purchase. I th
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by baerrie 3y ago
There will always be a need for the exceptional
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by baerrie 3y ago
Humans that are just as skilled as the average ones with AI will continue to be in demand. AI levels the playing field for a lot of people but the stars will still shine
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by baerrie 3y ago
I have actually heard a similar thing when having my head on my pillow with my phone on my mattress. Is yours a spring mattress? Im curious if that could contribute
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by baerrie 3y ago
Do you have any particular studies you could reference for the connection between schizophrenia and EMF?
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by baerrie 3y ago
There are no silly ideas!
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by baerrie 3y ago
Possibly? In this paper they say the frequency needs to be between 2.4-10,000 Mhz and to be over a certain power threshold. Also the individual needs to be within a certain distance and have sensitive enough hearing (over 5000 hz).
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by baerrie 3y ago
How does the brine help detect the RF?
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Radio frequency hearing in humans and its effects (2003)(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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by baerrie 3y ago
I have an answer: regulate those unchecked money machines they serve (aka skim some money off the top), and spread the excess wealth among the rest of the citizens. Then those workers will be fulfilled by ensuring the public’s wellbeing, no
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by baerrie 3y ago
Personally, I like to have composition, logic, and styling be separate files. For me this boils down to html/framework, scripts for heavy logic, and css. This way, I can change composition, logic, or styling without fear of muddying th
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by baerrie 3y ago
I managed an old japanese house as an airbnb back in 2015. The house was at least 50-60 years old and was doing pretty well except for some exterior problems. I will say that the traditional style houses are built with way fewer materials a
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by baerrie 3y ago
The article says that the damage to the grass roots is hard to discern and requires magnification. Also, the termites apparently are hard to observe but have been found
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by baerrie 3y ago
The only reason secular jews are losing a majority is bc the orthodox don’t work, don’t serve in the military, and just increase the size of their families. Effectively the majority leaders are growing a majority by entrenching this dynamic
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by baerrie 3y ago
There are more people than you think who can read close to that fast and it doesn’t mean you are skipping things. For some, reading creates a full immersion in an interior world that subsumes the words themselves. Also, in the mind, time sc
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by baerrie 3y ago
The picture of Dick is definitely a wax figure
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by baerrie 3y ago
Piracy to the rescue! The companies with the endangered IP should make a deal to forgive key piracy hubs in exchange for archiving their games into perpetuity. Earthbound is a great example of an incredibly influential game that is very exp
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by baerrie 3y ago
As soon as React started suggesting using a framework for their framework, the writing was on the wall. Nested frameworks are like the private equity and financial sector, smoke and mirrors abstraction that delight some, offend others, and
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by baerrie 3y ago
You could make a broader claim that a “purpose” is just filling a niche in an ecological system. In this case, that niche could be enforced by advantages given to an overall ecosystem by virus/transposon gene transference. But I guess
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by baerrie 3y ago
The effect aspartame has on the gut biome before it breaks down into the safer constituents is still a large gap. As we learn more and more about the importance of our gut biome as a living system parallel to the much more rigorously studie
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by baerrie 3y ago
Learning from your suffering is just about all it takes. For me, believing my suffering was “real” took some time and introspection. Now I draw a hard line at the things I don’t wish to do. The consequences are my path, if it is too miserab
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by baerrie 3y ago
For sure. I think most devs are afraid to add more conditionality but even JS warrants a ton of undefined checks, etc because of the language’s generic nature
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by baerrie 3y ago
The genetics researcher that claimed humans are pig-monkey hybrids is a professor at UGA. His website has some wild examples of real and possible hybrids: http://www.macroevolution.net/about-me.html
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by baerrie 3y ago
Yep, this highlights imo the real value of TS, not type safety for data integrity but instead for ease of development and refactoring
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by baerrie 3y ago
The author doesn’t address a common work-around for Object.keys() which is a type guard. https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/advanced-types....
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by baerrie 3y ago
Basically, modeling real life means modeling something that is at this very moment, unknowable and from many perspectives, paradoxical. Law and medicine are walled gardens of focus where paradox is filtered out (to a debilitating degree oft
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by baerrie 3y ago
Yep and they are maintainable. I replaced the foams on the drivers and the tweeters when they gave out, $30 worth of parts and easy to do

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