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by coin 4y ago
By Christopher J Portier, the same Christopher Portier that served as a special advisor for IARC while at the same time secretly accepting money from law firms involved in glyphosate litigation. The IARC study was edited to remove evidence
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by coin 4y ago
> 4. You can't A/B test a farm (yet) This is done all the time. When evaluating a new seed variety, a different seed spacing, a new nitrogen application, farmers will do a test plot next to the control. If things looks good the
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by coin 4y ago
"Racket" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racketeering > offer a service to solve a nonexistent problem, or offer a service that solves a problem that would not exist without the racket Operating a racket is
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by coin 4y ago
What an annoying website to navigate. Almost unusable on an iPad.
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by coin 4y ago
The good old days when bloated JavaScript wasn’t needed just to view read-only content
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by coin 4y ago
> cough Go cough Go is an old style language developed and released in modern times
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by coin 4y ago
I'm pretty sure it was meant to be sarchasm
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by coin 4y ago
> collecting premiums until your target price is met Until the stock price tanks (for writing covered calls)
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by coin 4y ago
Pancake lens comes to mind
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by coin 4y ago
The same NHTSA that allowed the high beam (slightly dimmed) to be used for DRL?
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by coin 4y ago
> we further subdivide the months into 'weeks' Nope, we they are divided into days
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by coin 4y ago
See “Space Segment” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Cospas-Sarsat_Pr...
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by coin 4y ago
“UAW protect their workers so well” Maybe it’s the UAW or maybe the auto manufactures that agreed to it, but in the 90s there was serious waste. Example 1 - if the Big Three laid off a worker, they were guaranteed to get paid 90% their pay.
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by coin 4y ago
They operate at a loss so every extra dollar counts
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by coin 4y ago
Those cell radios might be buried deep in the circuitry
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by coin 4y ago
Somewhat related https://www.thedrive.com/news/43086/new-cars-will-have-to-de...
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by coin 4y ago
What about the headers?
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by coin 4y ago
The price of the soda is $0.99, so that's the advertised price. When you negotiate salary with a new employer, do you include the employer paid Social Security and Medicare taxes? Do you say I require $100,000 or $107,650 (Social Secur
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by coin 4y ago
FR24 also uses a network of volunteer feeders. The difference is that FR24 uses that volunteer data and monetizes it. ADSB Exchange shares it back to the community.
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by coin 4y ago
Isn’t there already a law for interfering with a police investigation? Why do we need new, redundant laws?
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by coin 4y ago
There are no GMO strawberries
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by coin 4y ago
CR has lost credibility with their anti-GMO stance and echoing EWG’s organic-is-better nonsense.
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by coin 4y ago
Could not agree more. Using Go is like stepping in a time machine and going back to 2005.
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by coin 5y ago
Because that’s not always the case. There are plenty of non-English countries that use English even for native flights, eg Japan and Taiwan.
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by coin 5y ago
Reminds me of Taipei Songshan airport's approach lighting which is just as exposed https://www.flickr.com/photos/kentaroiemoto/4348434393/in/ph...
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by coin 5y ago
-1 for hijacking the browser’s back button
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by coin 5y ago
That’s just an implementation detail. It’s an incremental only counter, which happens to use efuse as its implementation.
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by coin 5y ago
Pretty much all the techniques there are used in MPEG-2. I would have like to hear about the H.264 improvements.
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by coin 5y ago
Yes it’s bizarre and I don’t understand it. Didn’t even realize it’s a thing.
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by coin 5y ago
My point is that CMD is quick to attack Kevin Folta (speaks favorably of conventional ag), but fail have same level of investigation of USRTK or Charles Benbrook[0] (university professor who sat the board of various organic organizations an

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