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by chabes 3y ago
The article is more than the how you personally interpreted (or were triggered by) the wording of the headline
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Indeed, but there are other factors at play, in regards to the influence of gerrymandering on voting in general
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> Without gerrymandering Emphasis on this part
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Eating the parasites for the hustle
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It could also have to do with meat eating. I think the cat and meat connection are relevant in the long term understanding of the subject, but doesn’t make this any less important, interesting, and relevant.
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According to a banker
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> This can contribute to run off and groundwater contamination. More than straight up synthetic nitrogen fertilizer? Or any of the many other commonly used inputs that stick around for way longer than the organic alternatives? You sound
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by chabes 3y ago
My experience deals with data and validation, over many years…not what someone tells me
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Because they make more money currently. Why would they choose to make less? Altruism??
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Financial incentives, obviously
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The NOP is what I’m referring to as making a difference. It is at the same time also much less adherent to the philosophy of organics than it could be. Both are true at the same time. The standards are weakened by big ag, but they are still
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by chabes 3y ago
I have been involved in organic agriculture, including strawberry production, for more than 15 years. I do consulting, regulatory compliance, and data analysis. Not currently focused on strawberries, but cannabis has a similar story. The or
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> many of the chemicals approved for organic crops are even worse Could you name even one organic implement that is “worse” than the conventional alternative?
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Sounds like your buddy is just using the organic title for marketing purposes. That is unfortunate, but not uncommon. Here’s a source that doesn’t fit your buddy’s description… Along the central coast of California, conventional strawberry
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Industrial agriculture adding fertilizer to soil is simply feeding the plant. There is no attempt to actually recover a deficit taken from the soil directly. Instead the farmer calculates the seasonal fertilizer needs of growing their crop(
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There’s plenty of free synth software. If you really want to get into it, but not be restricted by costs, check out something like VCV Rack
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You’ve been fed meat propaganda for much longer than environmental propaganda.
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I stopped eating meat over twenty years ago because of the negative impacts associated with feedlot based meat production that is so prevalent in the United States. I’ve continued down this path (vegan 16 years this month), not only because
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by chabes 3y ago
Nice, that’s my video. Thanks for sharing it here. I intend to make a proper screen captured video at some point, if I can find the time. It’s a really fun module. Glad to see it getting some attention on HN.
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Raspberry Pi 5(raspberrypi.com)
1674 points by chabes 3y ago|1022 comments
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There’s multiple RAM options, and only one is priced at $35 MSRP
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by chabes 3y ago
I’m having a difficult time finding any mention of rental markets and their impact on housing in the article, as well as the comments here. Seems like a big part of the context is missing from the discussion.
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The article didn’t say YouTube invented the term. It said they popularized it.
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At least back then a blue check was an account that had some sort of verification
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Libertarian, sure. Far right though?
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There’s a link to their Twitch channel on the page, https://www.twitch.tv/exptv_
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That’s not how protests work though, is it?
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You don’t need an iPhone or iPad to develop iOS apps. A traditional computer should work fine, I would think.
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How is that relevant?
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> There is actually a solution for that not involving burdensome regulation: capitalism. Crap business models get outcompeted. If that were the case, we wouldn’t be having this discussion, would we?

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