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by d6e 5y ago
The stock isn't a like/dislike button. Apparently, the stockholders think that, regardless of what happens, Apple will still be here tomorrow. And to be fair, it's not like a significant portion of Apple customers will throw
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by d6e 5y ago
What do the Nordic countries do?
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by d6e 5y ago
If a man has a functional uterus, he can get pregnant. Some transmen have functional uteruses, therefore they can get pregnant. There are many people who don't know the difference between a transman and a transwoman. If you say a trans
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by d6e 5y ago
What's accomplished by banning camping?
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by d6e 5y ago
Currencies can't be deflationary.
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by d6e 6y ago
What were the infection numbers when those European schools were open? Most of Europe did an actual lockdown and so was able to open schools at times when the numbers are down.
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by d6e 6y ago
My doctor said the same thing. Only use braces while sleeping.
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by d6e 6y ago
I find family to be far more dangerous than strangers. With family people let their guard down and hug and take off their masks in doors. Family are where 70% of infections come from.
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by d6e 6y ago
> Trans women are women from a gender perspective, and not from a biological perspective. From a biological perspective, trans-people lie in-between male and female. Transwomen are at an increased risk of breast cancer than cis-men while
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by d6e 6y ago
Yeah... training almost assuredly won't happen sadly. Especially for cops.
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by d6e 6y ago
Agreed, but unfortunately legal liabilities create huge wastes like this. It's why grocery stores go through extensive efforts to ensure you can't recover their thrown out good that has reached it's sell by date but is still
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by d6e 6y ago
Yeah I don't care about sunlight. I'd prefer to have less honestly.
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by d6e 7y ago
Early detection does two things: 1. Allows you to isolate the person before they spread it further. 2. Allows you to be ready to treat their pneumonia which increases their survival chances.
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by d6e 7y ago
What service did you use to sequence your genome?
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by d6e 7y ago
Looks like it's just hand written javascript and webgl https://ciechanow.ski/js/earth_sun.js
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by d6e 7y ago
Phpbb forums didn't go away because of self censorship, they were simply replaced with bigger sites like Reddit. If you're trying to create a community around a niche topic, a subreddit is substantially easier to create than deplo
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by d6e 7y ago
Looks awesome! Could you add TLS redirect though?
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by d6e 7y ago
Trees in aggregate kind of do this already. Plant enough trees in an area and you change the local climate.
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by d6e 7y ago
What does ATC stand for?
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by d6e 7y ago
And to those who think 0.01% may sound like it'd be a rare occurrence, LAX, for example, averaged 164k passengers per day in 2006 which means approximately 1643 of the passengers were in this 0.01% minority. 1643 occurrences per day is
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by d6e 8y ago
Reminds me of this https://www.xkcd.com/385/ I suppose sweeping generalizations like that are a matter of who is in your out-group and who is in your in-group.
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by d6e 8y ago
Tipping is bad for everyone, but Americans love it.
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by d6e 8y ago
As a temporary measure, why don't we use renewables with a fallback to fossil fuels? During the day, solar could meet demand and at night, we use coal/gas/whatever.
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by d6e 8y ago
Yes.
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by d6e 8y ago
What filament do you use? PLA is common and is completely biodegradable.
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by d6e 8y ago
Do loud noises or loud music interfere with it?
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by d6e 8y ago
How does your country handle authentication? The real problem is that in the United States, social security numbers and birthdates are used as private information for authorization with all the various financial and health institutions. I&#
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by d6e 8y ago
Why can't they slowly push more dirt into the pit filling it up as they pump out and filter/treat the water?
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by d6e 8y ago
Uber doesn't seem like a market since the "sellers" can't actually set the price of their service.
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by d6e 9y ago
I've noticed several grocery stores in the largest cities I've been in (Shanghai and Tokyo) lack carts both due to space constraints and because people visit on their way home either to or from the train station. Shopping carts ar

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