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cmrx64
6y ago
i enjoy this anecdote :) i'm american, grew up in a forest, moved to cities 6 years ago, and i get exactly what you mean by the "empty" smell. entire buildings that reek of (what i presume are) building materials offgassing.
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https://www.kqed.org/news/11721460/why-do-these-4-myths-abou... this myth gets repeated and has no basis in reality. people in every city that offer any kind of service for the poor think that this attracts poor p
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6y ago
beyond meat is plant based meat substitute, not lab grown meat.
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6y ago
my mother made a spreadsheet for this, i think she'll really love monica. thanks for sharing, OP!
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6y ago
i worked at leap motion briefly and the second gen hand detection was really good and low latency (ish, 100hz or something). suddenly VR was my peripersonal space. i look forward to the first hyperbolic graph based info center for VR :)
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6y ago
the world is not in exponential population growth - the rate of growth has been shrinking for two generations. global population decline will happen in my lifetime. the demographic transition happened centuries ago in some countries. fertil
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6y ago
around that time (2000) we passed the greenland ice sheet tipping point, and that's going to put a lot of water into the ocean.
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6y ago
thanks for the link, it's been a lovely rabbit hole :)
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6y ago
do you know about the dopamine reward error hypothesis? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6721851/ is it so wrong? what does cognitive psychology have to say about how these neurons work? this is a
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6y ago
crop disease resistance maybe? i sure do like eating.
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6y ago
when i go for a hike i bring a trash bag and often come out with it full. maybe consider similar and convincing your social contacts to do so instead of deferring to some other authority? the commons are what we make of them, and “it’s some
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6y ago
there’s an app called dminder that will help you reach an estimated level, given dietary intake plus location and estimates of sun exposure.
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6y ago
(looking at better data, these numbers are wrong)
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6y ago
197k per capita in siena vs 83k per capita in houston, pathetic
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6y ago
how is it that almost 6 months have passed and this same syllogism gets trotted out repeatedly? this is 1. factually incorrect, 2. morally reprehensible. everyone dies eventually and gets sick with something else someday. let’s just front l
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6y ago
what's the background rate on madness in the non-mystical-experimentation population?
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6y ago
thank you so much for doing this work btw, archival is one of my loves :)
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6y ago
yeah, it usually is, that's how those device trees work. it's generally bundled with the "bootloader" (chain loader component of the firmware). you can even bake them into your kernel if you want, i believe. RISC-V is a
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6y ago
i wonder what the lifecycle costs of battery/panel replacement are vs repair+fuel, none of this stuff lasts forever out there
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6y ago
ah but what does having emitted a meaningless signal communicate about the internal state of the participant? might the occurrence and nature of the signal itself carry the message? maybe GPT-3 is tapped into a deeper level than we are
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6y ago
it's probably less effort to just archive the whole damn thing and let the future figure it out than to decide important things to archive and leaving everything else to disappear someday
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6y ago
well in 25 years when the remains of global civilization are pulling the backups out of the ground, maybe you will think otherwise. /s kinda with you on that one. looks cool, plausibly useful but we'll see.
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6y ago
http://www.visualcomplexity.com/vc/project_details.cfm?id=26... exists, not what the poster was, but WHOA way cooler. also, old.
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6y ago
https://makelinux.github.io/kernel/map/ my uni had some different, older posters about linux. one was radial with most non driver files represented. can’t seem to find them on the web though
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6y ago
I was a pollworker in California this past election. Why do you think mail balloting is "a lot of fraud" compared to what happens in a polling place? At the end of the day it's still a signature on a sheet of paper combined w
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6y ago
I am completely blown away that they edited the stock photo to actually contain the new page in question. So many lazy "generic computer screen" images grace news articles about specific technologies.
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6y ago
I'm with you on this one, and the downvotes are peculiar to me. The death rate in the under-45 bracket doesn't matter to me and I don't know why the thread root author focused on it except as reassurance for that age range. W
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6y ago
death is easy to measure quickly but the QALY impacts are not.
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6y ago
I've talked some friends into using <3 instead of :( to express sympathy, for exactly this reason.
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6y ago
Don't be histrionic, the PET they did this with wasn't in large chunks, it was processed into a powder (with particle sizes between 200-500 micrometers). This enzyme would be less harmful to their house than rubbing it with aceton
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