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by bagacrap 3y ago
Don't worry, your AR goggles will filter out whatever elements you don't like in a given scene. Personally I think it would probably look pretty cool so I'll leave them in.
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by bagacrap 3y ago
They've always allowed controlled burns. I've personally seen them happen in California in regional parks. The problem seems to be that not many authorities want to do them because of liability concerns. In any case, I meant that
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by bagacrap 3y ago
With garbage, the alternative is to haul it off to a dump. Fine. With a forest, what is the alternative? Are you going to call in landscapers to clear out a forest and set up a giant composting facility?
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by bagacrap 3y ago
I definitely don't believe that climate change is the main reason for the proliferation of large fires over the past 5-6 years. I believe that California naturally has a lot of fires and humans have made it worse by putting out the sma
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by bagacrap 3y ago
So this sets aside money to cover claims against controlled burns that ultimately cause unintended damages. Instead of $20M, the budget should be whatever the total damages were on average per year for the past ten years.
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by bagacrap 3y ago
Saying that air pollution shouldn't be one of the deciding factors when considering whether to do a controlled burn is very different from saying it should be a free for all.
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by bagacrap 3y ago
My own independent research suggests the true statistic is that 40% were drunk. Not high. I highly doubt many felons were high on mj, in a k hole, rolling, or tripping. Alcohol is way more conducive to violence. Some other substances like P
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by bagacrap 3y ago
Setting aside that there are plenty of viable alternatives to building a city that requires cars, our cars also have plenty of room to get safer with no loss of utility. We really could get by with 95% fewer ginormous pickups, and cars don&
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by bagacrap 3y ago
Saying cannabis is safer than caffeine simply reveals your personal biases. Cannabis is less harmful than alcohol but its users dramatically underplay its side effects. Caffeine is only bad for sleep, or in extreme doses.
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by bagacrap 3y ago
You were probably being ironic, but you're right. I've never found someone more interesting due to abstinence.
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by bagacrap 3y ago
You know it's not possible to die from shrooms right? All drugs are not heroine.
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by bagacrap 3y ago
My 2020 leaf is this.
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by bagacrap 3y ago
Yeah, this was a very uninteresting article to me. The real challenge would have been to make the extension architecture not terrible. That would have also had the nice side effect of enabling other extensions to become more performant. Asi
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by bagacrap 3y ago
I don't really know how to compare the prosperity of ancient Sumeria and Denmark, but ancient Rome did conquer ancient Egypt and the reverse never happened. The fact that the industrial revolution occurred far away from the equator sup
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by bagacrap 3y ago
Actually the claim was that the global poor are close to the equator. Given how little motivation I have to even move when it's very hot, and how moving is required to generate wealth, and how recently A/C was invented, it's
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by bagacrap 3y ago
This is a very Hawaii phobic point of view
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by bagacrap 3y ago
My standard changes based on which human's code I'm reviewing though. Unless I'm feeling particularly lazy or the code isn't important.
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by bagacrap 3y ago
> pre-WW2 steel in the medical industry (no radiation contamination from nuclear tests, cannot be replicated) Interesting rabbit hole this one... but FWIW it's not as dramatic as this comment makes it sound. Newer steel is good enou
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by bagacrap 3y ago
"smart" is often used as a synonym for "lazy"
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by bagacrap 3y ago
Uhh, what does a random Chinese citizen have to do with the lab leak? Bankrupting a country would mainly punish a bunch of innocent peasants.
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by bagacrap 3y ago
All I know is I tried to use reddit for mattress recommendations and found it worse than useless.
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by bagacrap 3y ago
Plenty of paid content on the mattress subs and I'm sure many others
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by bagacrap 3y ago
Is there a company that doesn't obey the local laws in the regions where it operates?
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by bagacrap 3y ago
Google doesn't sell your data. They use your data to sell ads. Big difference. Cambridge analytica was a Facebook scandal, not Google. And if you haven't noticed, literally every tech company (apple, Amazon, Ms, Netflix,...) is no
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by bagacrap 3y ago
Bingo. In addition this I think a lot of software professionals hate Google because they failed the interview.
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by bagacrap 3y ago
I don't think Google is legally allowed to host child porn on its servers so I'm not sure why there should be outrage about that
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by bagacrap 3y ago
Chrome sends my search queries to my search provider. What an evil bastard eh
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by bagacrap 3y ago
Which browser are you paying for with your wallet
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by bagacrap 3y ago
I bought a $25 pre seasoned lodge cast iron and it's been very easy and low maintenance. I bought a couple carbon steel pans I had to season myself and they're a constant nightmare. You may want to try again with a different brand
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by bagacrap 3y ago
Google historically was pretty chillaxed and let managers set standards for their team. It sounds like now Google is going to be tracking attendance a bit more closely. I don't think Google would be doing this if it didn't have da

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