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yeah, you’re right, I accidentally used “US short ton” smh that one of the online calculators gave me, very embarrassing
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I decided to check how much water a plant would use a plant used 4 million gallons of water a day (according to https://www.theverge.com/22628925/water-semiconductor-shorta... ) which is about 126000 metric tons a day a
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> I also enjoy avocado liberally smashed on shit. good luck buying a house being so financially irresponsible
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> I don't think he wants to hurt me in their HN profile they wrote about themselves: Provocateur extraordinaire. So malicious intent cannot be ruled out
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there’s Huawei and others that can’t work in the US https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics/International-relations/US-...
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what is "cyncism"?
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looks very overcomplicated for generating an html table, building something more powerful would result in even more complex code. There's a reason why these things get decoupled
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> The article suggests Page is not a resident not a resident. your sentence doesn't make sense.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/
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LGTM
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^ a quote from this movie https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0188674/characters/nm1169430
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b2b is where the money is so no wonder
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without seeing numbers you don’t know whether it’s good or not for them, it’s possible that they get plenty of growth through these channels
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they didn’t pick data mining
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TikTok is ruining kids brains same way as rock’n’roll did in 50s, MTV did in 90s, and video games did in 2000s
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where’s the interactive version?
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TikTok will surpass both Youtube/Instagram in terms of videos watched, tiktok will also change the way we consume content and how we interact with it. They also came further in solving comments to videos unlike Youtube where comments s
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> they basically just feed the most engaging content with no breaks on the train. this is simply not true, i regularly get videos with less than 100 views, and a few videos i published got a few hundred views.
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502, maybe needs some scaling first
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past 7000 years, so probably not that interesting as for example recent Rising Star cave https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rising_Star_Cave
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> Luckily I'm deeply anti-violence, because my first instinct when he touched my tie was to smash his face. this is contradictory
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blackrock manages about $7T assets, and there’re reports that investors and banks with more than $120T assets are looking to move into ESG assets https://finance.yahoo.com/news/blackrock-leading-120-trillio...
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the full statement and the list of signers is here https://www.iigcc.org/download/investor-position-statement-v...
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he would've hired a top-notch PR campaign/firm if he wanted to clean up his image
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good, I can sell my old unit for the same price I paid two years ago
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I noticed that as well, people are just not afraid of posting embarrassing content that you actually relate to. It's awesome to see just normal people doing normal stuff and millions of people cheering and commenting in an encouraging
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I have never seen so many to say "average" people on tiktok like on any other social platform, in a sense that I can relate to those people and don't feel like a celebrity is trying to feed me some content down my throat. The
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tax incentives, regardless of anything else even though it's a desert and the industry needs water.
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it's just sick entertainment covered by explanation "I need to see how horrible the world is", and being the audience you create demand for future shock content at expense of human lives. There're better ways to educate
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good. Human suffering should not be monetized. Perpetrators must not get any audience at all and must have no outlet for showcasing their acts. If you must watch gore to see the "real world" then you're part of the problem. E
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