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Taken by Russia, then rescued, young Ukrainians speak out(npr.org)
39 points by crazydoggers 3y ago|15 comments
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
> Webs from woodland and zoo show eDNA from native and non-native fauna, respectively
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
Aside from being cute, and maybe harking back to why’s guide; I like how this feels like it aids in understanding. Each illustration provides character that helps aid in memorizing or creating a mental landscape of the exceptions. Theres p
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
Yes, you’re 100% correct. You’ve described kin selection. So if grandparent fish can somehow help their grandchildren procreate more, then that can be selected for. I’ve heard of territory defense helping with fish, but no idea about the fi
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
Selection bias ~= natural selection. If bigmouth buffalo procreate for more years because they live longer with stronger immune systems, then they will eventually make up the majority of the population.
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Global Risks Report 2024(weforum.org)
3 points by crazydoggers 3y ago|0 comments
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
Just came back to check replies. This is a great talk. He mentions Obamacare and the digitization of records, which is very on point and a similar issue. In the interview he mentions, Obama says: “In some cases, you have economic incentives
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
Those Moai were the worst.. luckily there was up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
This is why we still have the income tax system that we do. It’s a $14 billion a year industry. I’ve talked to people who work the lobbying system very hard. There’s lots of wining and dining to make sure no one messes with the complexity o
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
Yes our public schools are doing a poor job. And given the majority of kids go to public school; that is where the attention needs to be directed. The problem is also that homeschooling has massively different outcomes for different kids. F
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
I definitely believe that’s the case, and it’s a similar case for private schools. To be clear, I’m in Texas; and there’s been a push here for vouchers for example, and it’s all politically/religiously motivated. So I’d just say we nee
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
Bill is a voter, voting on matters of extreme importance to us all. Also, evolution is not a belief, it’s a fact. Raising a population that can’t tell fact from fiction has profound consequences to us all. Those plumbers and electricians in
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China's schoolkids beat American students in all academic categories(bigthink.com)
3 points by crazydoggers 3y ago|1 comments
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
Around here, every homeschooler we meet is extremely religiously conservative, and is unabashed in talking about not wanting their kids to learn certain aspects of science like evolution or parts of history because it conflicts with their f
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
My understanding is that someone still needs your Apple ID login to get DFU mode to work.
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
To be a little less facetious though, at what point do we expect a company to dig us out of our own mistakes. Let’s say you didn’t know you had to take your new car in for an oil change? You ignore the warning lights and requests to service
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
That’s not true with new Macs. If you go into recovery mode it first asks you for the machine password. If you say you forgot; then it will try Apple ID. OP specifically states this was a new M2, so it’s not possible unless he left it unloc
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
It’s a little like buying a Lamborghini, and then speeding and totaling it, and then complaining they need to make it not as fast so you can’t do that.
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
I’m sorry, but I honestly feel like this is the OPs fault entirely. It’s clear they had disabled account security on the laptop, in order for the other user who swapped laptops to add their account to that laptop. It’s not even that they di
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
This was most startups back in 2000. Having witnessed it first hand, I can tell it’s an extremely accurate description. So sad it’s still going on. In the 2000s we had “B2B” that VCs threw money at. AI is just the latest acronym.
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
But then they’d have to pay taxes, and all those corporations don’t get the juicy tax detections for “donating” to AI tech that will massively increase their profits.
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
More context on Peng Shuai for those interested: Searches about this behind China’s firewall show no results due to censorship (not something you would expect if there wasn’t coercion going on) https://www.reuters.com/world&
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
So you’re a German software engineer who is fluent in Chinese, and reads pro Chinese “newspapers” from Singapore? You also happen to be awake at all hours of the day, and speak completely fluent English. You’re also a German who for some re
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
You make it sound like the US has a constant single minded strategy, but this flies in the face of how US foreign policy actually works. US foreign policy is typically reactionary. This was very apparent during Trumps tenure in which the fo
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
It’s literally the topic of the article. The article is exactly about accounts like yours. That’s not whataboutism. That’s the topic at hand. Obviously you can’t explain how you are responding to these articles at all hours of the day, with
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
I think the goal is to attempt to instill what they see as instability in our democracy. Throw around unfounded accusation and attempt to sow deepening discord along party lines. They see the January 6th attack on the capital along with the
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
Typical whataboutism. See my other comment that this account is clearly Chinese state run.
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
The speed with which this response was made is telling. On a comment and thread many hours old. Your initial comment was at 1am Central Time. Within minutes of this comment, at 9am Central time you responded. These are clear indications of
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
It doesn’t. This is one of the accounts talked about in the article. Read through the users previous comments. Young account, all comments primarily focus on anti US pro China sentiment.
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by crazydoggers 3y ago
Unfortunately, some non-small percentage of men are awful prospects for marriage and/or raising children. A fair amount of this can be understood if we look clearly at the science of reproductive strategies. Certain men do better at re

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