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by ck2 1y ago
it's already easy to eat and drink things without any dyes or even artificial flavoring (except OTC medication always has that nonsense, but now my advil is also dye-free) but Neil deGrasse Tyson explains the life-expectancy of people
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by ck2 1y ago
I find it hard to believe anything can top the non-stop burning of natural gas the past two decades from the Bakken fracking fields in North Dakota Think about how much fuel they waste, tons of CO2 and heating the atmosphere just to get to
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by ck2 1y ago
There are less than 60,000 people in Greenland Not 6 million, only 60K It's like a small city population spread out much further Much easier to disappear opposition than try to recruit people pro-oppression This is not going to end wel
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by ck2 1y ago
fun-fact: CIA is currently mucking around in Greenland trying to get rid of people against annexation this is not going to end well https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c0j9l08902eo https://www.the-indepen
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by ck2 1y ago
I vaguely remember like a decade ago, maybe two, they had to slaughter a ton of wild reindeer that had become radioactive Turned out they had been eating grass that had become radioactive somehow from drifting fallout from Chernobyl? Once t
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by ck2 1y ago
browsing bluesky for astronomy/astrophysics is fantastic stuff only thing that seems to be missing from bluesky migration is athletes and that's probably because it cannot be monetized (well not easily)
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by ck2 1y ago
sorry for a dumb question but are old dead cells still dangerous just sitting around? I discovered an ancient powerbank the size of a deck of cards that I had not charged in many years, was blown up like a football (imagine an a sealed enve
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by ck2 1y ago
btw the escalator and teleprompter story being sabotage was also bogus https://newrepublic.com/post/200833/trump-team-messed-up-un-...
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by ck2 1y ago
I mean USA is now subsidizing coal and wants to double toxic fracking "better" "cheaper" "cleaner" is buried by political spite agendas
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by ck2 1y ago
and remember there was a NAZI RALLY AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 1939, twenty-thousand attended while all that was going on, it was normalized in the end took 15 million military killed 38 million civilians killed to stop it finally when in 193
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by ck2 1y ago
most H1-B per corporation: https://datawrapper.dwcdn.net/09867/3/
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by ck2 1y ago
rare-earth minerals aren't "rare" in availibility they are rare PER amount of earth it's very labor intensive which makes it expensive to mine which is why countries with oppressed labor can do it far cheaper than USA AL
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by ck2 1y ago
So USA now owns 10% of Intel Did we make $500 Million off this? Do we own 10% of Nvidia too? Or is that coming soon? Hard to keep up with the now acceptable socialism
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by ck2 1y ago
link to actual paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09529-3 diagram: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09529-3/figures/1
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First large health language model predicts >1000 diseases for a person and when(erictopol.substack.com)
2 points by ck2 1y ago|1 comments
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by ck2 1y ago
While it's important to note they are trying to delete stuff like that it's way way more alarming they are deleting cancer research, for many decades to come https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/14/magazi
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by ck2 1y ago
it's nice to see so many people running marathons now y'all better safety-qualify at least -6 minutes tho, -7 if you can YEAR FIELD SIZE CUT-OFF NOT ACCEPTED 2024 30,000 5:29 11,039 2025 30,000
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by ck2 1y ago
tapo annoyingly is also one of the only cameras that doesn't have a still snapshot url after all these years and endless requests from many someone needs to make replacement firmware ffmpeg can fake it but takes a few seconds to grab f
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by ck2 1y ago
[fails] "square wheeled car" [fails] "car with square wheels" [fails] "square wheel"
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by ck2 1y ago
it's about to get worse, maybe every year https://www1.racgp.org.au/newsgp/clinical/how-covid-19-leave... note even infections with no symptoms
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by ck2 1y ago
It would require admitting policies were wrong And obeying the Constitution And a lot of other things that are never going to happen It will take a decade to dig out of this hole And then there will be 11 million people "disappeared&qu
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Google's Back to School Doodle: Learning the Quadratic Equation(doodles.google)
1 points by ck2 1y ago|0 comments
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by ck2 1y ago
I don't think it passed the "light day" marker yet but close? centuries from now we'll launch a drone that will pass by it in 50 days then many more centuries someday in 50 minutes
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by ck2 1y ago
I always thought it would be a really neat, very progressive idea if Garmin would "open source" firmware for models that are several generations back The fenix3 would be fascinating as an open-source test model
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by ck2 1y ago
Garmin routinely stops all development for even the flagship model just a few years back, bugs be damned my Fenix6 still doesn't work correctly, no more updates People dropping $1000+ on a Garmin better understand that's just for
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by ck2 1y ago
directly related, really hoping AirGradient got their US warehouse setup before the tariff implosion blocked every other country postal deliveries
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Sean Duffy orders NASA employees "do not let safety be the enemy of progress"(nbcnews.com)
14 points by ck2 1y ago|2 comments
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Undersea cables cut in Red Sea, disrupting internet access in Asia and Mideast(apnews.com)
18 points by ck2 1y ago|0 comments
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by ck2 1y ago
I mean, they have GRAVITY PLATING We could many centuries from now have "warp drive" but GRAVITY PLATING is completely implausible Yet it makes every episode of each ST series watchable so we just accept "the future"
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How the Body's Trillions of Clocks Keep Time (2015)(wired.com)
2 points by ck2 1y ago|0 comments

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