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by defrost 3mo ago
> List not including the greatest book of them all... The linked list included both the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament in the Sophomore year section. If it was The Bhagavad Gita you were jonesing for, that appears later in the Junior
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It's not conducive to overall child health and well being, so absolutely not what is expected from a paediatrician. Still, if you want to split hairs on various cases, there are the Dr Shipman's straight up killing patients, med
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Despite which there's a steady trickle of paediatricians (doctors specialising in child care) being rumbled for various forms of child related sexual activity. eg: earlier this month https://www.abc.net.au/news/202
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Matt Hinds-Aldrich NVFC papers: Firesetting Firefighters: Reconsidering a Persistent Problem--Firefighter Arson Research ~ https://www.academia.edu/1052901/Firesetting_Firefighters_Re... National Volunteer Fire Coun
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by defrost 3mo ago
> You’re moving the goalposts Nope. I'm a first time commentator in this subthread I'm stating a position held in one part of the world. Maybe it'd require moving your "goalposts" to get there .. but I'm n
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> the content can’t both be worthless and worth pirating at the same time. More commonly, at least in Australia which at various times has had record level piracy, content can be worth _something_ and also not worth "that much&qu
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by defrost 3mo ago
FWiW you couldn't go to an Australian pub in the 1980s without running into a band drawing on French philosophy / poetry. eg: Paul Kelly and the Coloured Girls at the Hopetoun Hotel in '86 riffing on lines from Arthur Rimba
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> CO2 capture is carbon negative by definition Really? It's certainly not in actual practice - the largest actual carbon capture and sequestration projects on the globe to date are, by definition, carbon release reduction programs
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Tech buyers are baking in sovereignty from day one, says Forrester(theregister.com)
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Iceland is a small area, small population outlier literally sitting on two plates rubbing up against each other and a relative excess of active volcanism and large lava fields. About 85 percent of the total primary energy supply in Icel
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Now do Lord Christopher Walter Monckton, 3rd Viscount Monckton of Brenchley. Gotta get all the both sides of climate change deniers.
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One human, with a single set of human eyes and a limited network of associates with few immediate criminals looking to take advantage (although, yes, that does happen). Versus a small army of roomba's and equivalents mapping out floor
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Nope, they couldn't, they also required tech. Archaeologists find blade tools in the Caucasus from 300,000 years ago, and blades and awls were made in Southern Africa during a very cold phase 75,000 years ago. Northern China had
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by defrost 3mo ago
See also: How to plant a nuclear plant in Iran The question is: what on earth is Google doing? - https://www.digitaldigging.org/p/how-to-plant-a-nuclear-plan... - https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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Well, photophosphorylate me all night long ~ Mae West, Little Shop of Horrors , Broadway (1958)
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uh, might as well argue the definite Gassenhauer from Neusiedler's 1536, through Orff in the 1920s, to Hans freaking Zimmer in 1993. enjoy: !Trogs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sr3iI8gg2fo
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by defrost 3mo ago
I'm a bit late on the reply, so to add to what has been said by AlecSchueler consider the piece I linked above being played on that guitar slung mini harp. It's a cover of an English prog rock piece, the titular Discipline from
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by defrost 3mo ago
> Australia tried to get rid of guns, False. - Gun regulation was made considerably more uniform. Here is my actual IRL Australian neighbour legally shooting here in Australia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7owwTz7Z0OE
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by defrost 3mo ago
> Even Australia, the poster child for instituting draconian restrictions It has certainly always been painted that way, particularly in US media driven by NRA framings. An alternative description might be that Australia simply (almost b
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by defrost 3mo ago
Block whomever you wish for whatever reason you like by all means. Please do the forum the courtesy of not shallowly calling out others and sharing your tedious detailing. Sent from my noPhone
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Mark Zuckerberg Blasts Centralization of A.I. Power(nytimes.com)
11 points by defrost 3mo ago|10 comments
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A bit spotty, but alright; meanwhile the Italian instrument makers said guitar-harp? Hold our expressos, this'll take some discipline: * https://www.delta-harp.com/ * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdU
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by defrost 3mo ago
Sure .. just not jokes about how tall they are with a punchline that involves raising an arm to demonstrate.
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IIRC ... everybody and their dog seemed to cover Bill Oddie's Wild Thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMxFYfXCe4Y
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I'm pretty happy abiding by the spirit of this forum. There are many forums that allow and even encourage attacks on others.
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> as a fun starting point for radicalization against the argument you presented As a gentle reminder, it was yourself that raised weapons as a moral dilemma, I responded with no argument other than a plain observation. > but ideally t
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> Mmm, this I disagree with particularly. I'd suggest taking that up with Paul Graham, @dang, and @tomhow - they would respond that curious conversation about second order effects is what they seek - sans the direct personal attacks
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It gets old linking to the HN comment guidelines whenever one user goes at another user in a direct and personal way. Loaded accusations are exactly that, not questions being begged, nor logical fallacy or mere differences of opinion. Ergo
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Of possible interest, Ballard's The Atrocity Exhibition is themed abut mass media intrusion into private mind spaces, Carey's Bliss about an ad exec whose heart stops, re-awakening convinced he is in hell (but merely life with
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and when did you stop beating your wife? > is the pay good enough to justify the atrocities you help to perpetrate? C'mon, not every ad jockey is flogging fossil fuels, and even some that do repent: https://www.youtube.co

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