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151.
by cdot2 4y ago
I dont think the reactors on ships are really designed to output like that
152.
by cdot2 4y ago
I wonder if this is because of phones
153.
by cdot2 4y ago
You have to really stretch the meaning of censorship for that to count
154.
by cdot2 4y ago
Anything you can think of you will be able to find that content. We simply don't have the kind of censorship that China has. Comparing the two is ridiculous.
155.
by cdot2 4y ago
I don't think we should gamble our human space flight program on a single rocket. Having multiple separate development programs sounds like a good idea.
156.
by cdot2 4y ago
not having power also doesn't produce carbon monoxide
157.
by cdot2 4y ago
That 246 includes all deaths directly or indirectly attributed to the storm. Not specifically the power outages. "In addition to hypothermia, DSHS attributed the storm-related deaths to "exacerbation of pre-existing illness"
158.
by cdot2 4y ago
Are they building more of these or are they slowly depleting a finite supply?
159.
by cdot2 4y ago
Isnt the point of a warrant that it negates any privacy restrictions
160.
by cdot2 4y ago
How do you know you wouldn't have felt the same about a placebo?
161.
by cdot2 4y ago
I'm not all that worried about the safety of the Taliban or ISIS
162.
by cdot2 4y ago
This doesn't look like cursive to me. This just looks like squiggly print
163.
by cdot2 4y ago
yes it means the same text message
164.
by cdot2 4y ago
Yes most people don't believe that people who hold different values are evil
165.
by cdot2 4y ago
Someone can have different values than me and not be evil
166.
by cdot2 4y ago
The supreme court ruled that abortion is a state issue. Any law passed by congress would be struck down by the same ruling.
167.
by cdot2 4y ago
It doesn't make more room but it would help people develop a society that adjusts for the new environment.
168.
by cdot2 4y ago
I think the point is that the population would continue to grow until they run out of living space and go extinct regardless of the exact size of the experiment.
169.
by cdot2 4y ago
Why wouldn't it? The cost to SpaceX shouldn't be significantly different per location. Maybe competition would drive different prices in different areas?
170.
by cdot2 4y ago
It seems to be an article of faith that consciousness can be modeled mathematically
171.
by cdot2 4y ago
consciousness
172.
by cdot2 4y ago
I don't see that a more complex vehicle would have a significant affect. All that matters is the weight/surface area contact with the ground. You can achieve that by using tracks or just bigger and more tires.
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by cdot2 4y ago
"our finding that AI can accurately predict self-reported race, even from corrupted, cropped, and noised medical images" It doesn't seem like noise in the images is a factor
174.
by cdot2 4y ago
I hope everyone gets that this is a joke
175.
by cdot2 4y ago
so he's not?
176.
by cdot2 4y ago
This is true of basically all laws. You just noticed in this case because it's an area where you're familiar.
177.
by cdot2 4y ago
Except I'm in Texas where we don't have this issue. This is specifically a New York thing and is an issue with enforcement and not with the wording of the law
178.
by cdot2 4y ago
> If you think Germans should hand back art stolen before or during WW2, you cannot really argue against restitution demands for art stolen by Americans. The Germans lost
179.
by cdot2 4y ago
"the prevailing idea was that the interdependency is a force for peace and stability" It seems like this was a common idea globally in the past sixty years but I don't think I've actually seen it work out anywhere.
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by cdot2 4y ago
https://www.todaysmilitary.com/ways-to-serve/bases-around-wo... Here's a map of US military bases worldwide

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