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by cdot2 2y ago
We're converging on audiobooks
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by cdot2 2y ago
"Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, Captain of US Airways Flight 1549 that ditched in the Hudson River on January 15, 2009, said in a Google talk that the landing could have been less violent had the anti-phugoid software installe
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by cdot2 2y ago
Why are satellite communications banned in these countries?
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by cdot2 2y ago
My take-away is that the phrase didn't mean decadence but rather a return to normal life and the end of the civil wars.
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by cdot2 2y ago
If I remember correctly part of the issue was that they used magnetic detector based firing systems and only tested them off the coast of California. When they fired them elsewhere the Earth's magnetic field was different enough that t
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by cdot2 2y ago
You think FDR was the right wing candidate?
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by cdot2 2y ago
The US air force fought significant enemy air forces in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and in the Balkans. Their doctrine has not remained untested since 1945.
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by cdot2 2y ago
All of this IT infrastructure exists to ensure the exact opposite of what you said. It ensures that rich people don't get to ride the bus for free.
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by cdot2 2y ago
I realize this is a very preliminary study but 19 individuals is a very low sample size
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by cdot2 2y ago
It's almost like Psych and other social 'sciences' as a whole are unscientific and should be considered liberal arts fields.
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by cdot2 2y ago
That wouldn't affect the number of people who had power outages which is the metric mentioned earlier
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by cdot2 2y ago
Texas actually has roughly average electric grid reliability compared to other states (28 out of 50) while also having substantially below average electricity costs. https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/rankings
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by cdot2 2y ago
> Can commuted and pardoned cases be reheard once the elected executive is out of office, if there no limit to the statute of limitations? That would be a double-jeopardy issue.
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by cdot2 2y ago
Running in a circle like this would temporarily give the impression of higher gravity which would affect all muscles.
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by cdot2 2y ago
Are you complaining that corporations are too strictly regulated?
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by cdot2 3y ago
The states are semi-soverign entities. The federal government does not have the authority to disband them.
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by cdot2 3y ago
My comment was in response to the comment above mine. Not to the article directly.
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by cdot2 3y ago
Efforts to reduce single motherhood probably serve to reduce welfare expenses more than most other efforts
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by cdot2 3y ago
exfiltration of ideas Isnt that generally the point of putting something on the internet?
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by cdot2 3y ago
Would you have said any different about prohibition or eugenics in the 1920s? The progressive causes of that time period
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by cdot2 3y ago
Losing dealers can also mean lower overhead costs. If those dealers were costing more than they were making I see how it can be spun as (at least a temporary) benefit
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by cdot2 3y ago
Everyone believes their ideology is based on reason and not determined by their sociotope. My sociotope just happens to be the most reasonable one.
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by cdot2 3y ago
I think by "something is wrong" you mean that data has changed and if data hasn't changed then the coordinating method of a distributed system isn't very relevant
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by cdot2 3y ago
"It advances content by interest/topic as opposed to intentional divisiveness..." Isn't this presuming some insight into their algorithms that we don't have?
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by cdot2 3y ago
I suspect that Stalin read that from Engels. I think that is a reasonable suspicion.
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by cdot2 3y ago
Other social media platforms also provide that ability. I suspect the reason has more to do with TikTok's specific algorithm advancing divisive or otherwise controversial content more than other systems.
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by cdot2 3y ago
I dont think you read the abstract. Theyre adding probes and a resistor to the soil. Theyre not putting current into the soil. The current is generated by microbes in the soil.
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by cdot2 3y ago
Not youtube videos but I would recommend Henry Kissinger's book Diplomacy which talks about this to some extent (although that is not the primary focus of the book).
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by cdot2 3y ago
If your research is not based in experimentation then on what foundation can you argue that you're searching for truth? The same foundation that any religion does?
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by cdot2 3y ago
Why is working on a laptop not recommended in SF?

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