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by debacle 2y ago
There are so many missing species that I spent more time hunting for plants in the database than trying to deduce the mystery plant.
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by debacle 2y ago
My wife was anemic (vegetarian) for a long, long time. We use close to 100% cast iron these days, and she hasn't had an iron issue in 2+ years. And as another commenter said, it lasts forever. My favorite pan has been in my family so l
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by debacle 2y ago
I have never needed to hire a genius in the last 12 years. In fact, often times I've had to pass on candidates that were overqualified.
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by debacle 2y ago
Recruiting is brokered enterprise sales. Realty for human resources. And, like realty, recruiting is 80% shit, 15% good people, 5% crooks. And, like realty, ripe for disruption in niche markets (like IT). As a buyer, Triplebyte should have
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by debacle 2y ago
Ethics and technology have never really been close friends.
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by debacle 2y ago
What does the total population graph look like?
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by debacle 2y ago
There's a momentum to consumer confidence and credit crunches. Folks were talking about the 2008 crash for about 18 months before it happened. We're staring down something on the horizon now, and I'm sure someone more economi
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by debacle 2y ago
Libel is tricky, especially with public companies. A libel suit opens you up to discovery, which is pretty much never good in the court of public opinion. There's also a (relatively) high bar, even when the author is an SME (Trevor see
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by debacle 2y ago
The current CEO as well, IIRC.
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by debacle 2y ago
I've only been in the industry for about that long. :)
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by debacle 2y ago
Placement is a huge problem. Recruiters clearly aren't the answer. Six stage tech interviews are also not the answer. I know hires that I have passed on for major red flags who have went on the Meta/Amazon/Apple. I've al
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by debacle 2y ago
Kidneys are one of the highest in demand artificial organs. Unfortunately the complexities of "artificial" kidneys are manied. The smallest dialysis machine is about the size of a laser printer. Many folks become confined to their
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by debacle 2y ago
I have a set of Toshiba speakers that use some Google protocol (chromecast?) to interact with Google Home. When I bought the speakers, they worked flawlessly. Then Google updated Home so that you need to use the feature in app (so you can&#
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by debacle 2y ago
There is a baseline trading volume that still expects to have access to the stock. As you buy more stock, less stock is available to buy, driving up the price.
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by debacle 2y ago
He did not say "have sex," he said "attempt to conceive." He even states at the end "at the end of six months." He's talking about menstrual cycles. Be less cynical.
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by debacle 2y ago
https://podcastnotes.org/huberman-lab/episode-90-nicotines-e... It has been known for a long time that nicotine, as well as caffeine and other stimulants can delay Alzheimer's. I don't think that Andrew'
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by debacle 2y ago
Andrew provides citations for all of his claims from scientific journals, very often clarifies when there isn't enough good science to make certain claims, and also provides a mechanism for other researchers to reach out to him when th
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by debacle 2y ago
Kitchen scraps and forage mostly. We did add some feed during the winter because we miscalculated our needs. We aren't doing anything intensive, and we don't have chickens or pigs. I did the math, and it doesn't really seem l
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by debacle 2y ago
As a counter point, livestock are a critical part of the regenerative ag movement. Our property was farmland for 150 years before it basically ran out of nutrients in the 1970s. After one year of a pretty good harvest (not great) in 2019, w
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by debacle 2y ago
If 30% of what they ate was meat, then roughly 3/5ths of their caloric intake was meat. And as the study you posted states, they were eating mammals not fish or birds.
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by debacle 2y ago
They have, they're still quite slow.
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by debacle 2y ago
Anything you choose will be cumbersome because you can't create friction on the water (well...), your ability to move is based on your ability to move water around you. There are solutions that leverage a pair of catamarans and a track
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by debacle 2y ago
You cannot functionally limit wealth. Does 10 million include assets? What about company ownership? If a piece of art is worth more than 10 million, does it need to be owned by more than one person? Does it need to be cut in two? If somethi
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by debacle 2y ago
You're comparing a hand picked group from one school to the median at another. The most successful student at your average community college will likely be more successful than the median MIT grad, but that doesn't prove your poin
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by debacle 2y ago
One, "ableism" is up there with "heteronormative" and "cisgender" as approaches to ideas that harm who they intend to serve. The goal of accessible software is practical, not philosophical. Two, accessible html
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by debacle 2y ago
I wish that we taught better civics in school today. These types of protests are not really effective, compared to actions that tend to be much more effective. Whoever was behind the Leave It Blank movement in New York - that is civic actio
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by debacle 2y ago
I hope I can comment on the above without taking a side in the current Israeli/Palestinian conflict: Reddit seems to, on average, take a pro-Palestinian stance (they are practically jumping out of their seats over what is happening at
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by debacle 2y ago
I haven't seen a massive correlation in LLM popularity and reddit bots. A good old markov chain can simulate the average reddit thread, and the botting issue has been prevalent for quite a long time.
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by debacle 2y ago
A friend of mine joked a few years ago that one should invent "green computing" to fleece unsuspecting Fortune 500s and NGOs. Well...
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by debacle 2y ago
Natural gas is replacing coal for various reasons. If you are anti-coal, you are likely pro-natural gas whether you know it or not. The economics of coal just don't make as much sense anymore. It's labor intensive, it requires muc

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