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by ccffpphh 6y ago
This is due to more of a market structure issue - the May contract expires tomorrow and the negative price really just reflects the price of storing crude. Why? There's nowhere to store it, demand is incredibly low, tankers and reserve
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
It's such an infrequent event it's literally a rounding error. The only reason it's even brought up is because it gets attention on the news - which is in and of itself a feedback loop, as more attention brings more copycats.
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
I mean, it's all about the children right? Anything for the children! Might as well wrap up each of them in a biosuit with restrained arm movement so there's absolutely 0% chance of anyone committing any sort of harm whatsoever. S
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
We should ban encryption so shooters can't plan their attacks without being watched - for the children of course.
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
Most "school shootings" which are counted in statistics are actually events like this - incidents of violence which simply happen to occur near an educational institution such as universities.
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
I'm not even talking about econometrics. As our supply chains become more and more integrated globally, as the amount of services built on top of each other continue to grow, and as the global economic system continues to use, build, a
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
I mean, by default, any economic crisis is always going to be worse than/bigger than the previous, just due to growth. Am I wrong for thinking this way?
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by ccffpphh 6y ago
It is more likely that we underestimated the likelihood of seeing such objects rather than us experiencing an extremely unlikely event
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
The Little Schemer with Racket
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
Is there really a difference between key resellers and just cracking it? You don't have a license for it either way.
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
What I found more interesting was that "...there is no relationship between milk fat intake and telomere length among adults who consumed low levels of total saturated fat (tertile 1), but it is strong among adults who consumed moderat
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
All of those are pretty awful, honestly. There's no guarantee of permanence like the original had (first one shut down due to hacked map, second due to mass duping ruining the economy), the admins are pretty one sided, and the culture
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
Used to a play a server called Civcraft that was persistent for several years - server-side plugins enabled preservation of structures (to an extent) through reinforcement (Citadel), culling of mobs using "Mustercull", biome-speci
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
What is the lifecycle on the batteries? What about the externalities of heavy mining to find the materials for batteries? Isn't it really toxic? Is it even feasible to run the whole world immediately on rechargeable batteries? How much
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
You can also play dominion online with matchmaking, including expansions, at https://www.dominion.games/
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
That's awesome. Do they have a good track record of privacy? I read what they have on their site, but I can't just take them at face value with something as valuable as a whole genome.
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
I literally looked this up last night for personal interest. Allegedly Texas A&M will do it for $800. A whole genome sequence for a human. https://www.txgen.tamu.edu/new-novaseq-pricing-25feb2019/
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
https://github.com/RadeonOpenCompute/ROCm ROCM makes it possible to use consumer grade AMD GPUs for deep learning.
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
What about the externalities of harvesting battery components? And battery replacements? The externalities of manufacturing panels? Wouldn't it be easier to build several large scale nuclear plants and offset it with a small amount of
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
I promise I'm not being snarky but would higher cancer rates be linked to the fact that we rarely die from anything else nowadays, barring accidents?
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
That's awesome. I'd never heard of the lute-harpsichord before, but the sound is great! The bass is so deep and mellow, but otherwise sounds pretty similar to a harpsichord. I love it, thank you. https://www.youtube.com
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
I got 31 on ACT first try then spent all summer playing dota 2 with my friends and got a 35 the second try. We were also poor as hell. I don't think it has anything to do with privilege
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by ccffpphh 7y ago
The Netherlands Bach Society has done an incredible job capturing his pieces, using stunning camerawork and high quality recordings. It’s such a pleasure. https://youtu.be/74suFWTO8P0 Also frankly the harpsichord is a much