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by defrost 1mo ago
They had no need to explain what most already knew and which had little bearing on the apparent actions of a US company. The fault lies not with the geological bedrock underpinning Vancouver B.C. nor with it's geographic location altho
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by defrost 1mo ago
What tailings, what transport? Serious questions here ... I'm also curious about your actual experience in heavy mineral and energy industry, largest plant you've worked at, scale of operation, etc. (FWiW in fairness, I've wo
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by defrost 1mo ago
> Which should probably be nuclear powered, at the required scale. Why? Why not capture CO2, pump carbonated water into the Yilgarn Craton, recover the created hydrogen to both provide power and water to carbonate?
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by defrost 1mo ago
Neither the city of Vancouver B.C. nor the country of Canada took down the Vancouver nightclub's Instagram account though. That was either accidental auto moderation or a testy and likely MAGA aligned person of influence (inside or out
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by defrost 1mo ago
Fair enough then, you don't reject past structural racism existing as a fact, and likely acknowledge that has cast a shadow that continues into today's US society. You might want to be clear to the other commentator (I'm just
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by defrost 1mo ago
> I reject the notion of "structural racism". As I understand it, structural racism is less of a notion and more of a series of facts; eg: post WWII white servicemen largely got easy bank loans and a greased entry into generati
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by defrost 1mo ago
> Modern beef is By which you mean US style grain finished short cycle beef I guess? The world's bigger than that.
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by defrost 1mo ago
The poster did not mention Europe, they claimed the (US) Federal Gov. spent an amount of money that would fill an ocean on a moon of our Solar System.
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by defrost 1mo ago
Leaving aside any and all COVID and vaccine issues, the expected "random sudden death rate" is given early on: For clinical trials enrolling tens of thousands of participants, a baseline incidence of SUD is expected based on
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by defrost 1mo ago
It's fun, and it's serious - keeping heavy horses and bullocks, feed, breeding lines, etc isn't trivial - and they are worked. The serious side is simple enough, local food security - when there's no diesel to seed and
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by defrost 1mo ago
Pretty straight forward really, you keep using horses in parallel: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-10-18/heavy-horsemen-keep-f... That's the other side of the country, but it's how it's done over h
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by defrost 1mo ago
> One of the biggest mass deportations in US history was directed by Eisenhower About a quarter of a million, hardly the biggest .. and importantly this was at the request of the Mexican Government who wanted many of the Mexican worker
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by defrost 1mo ago
When did Germany leave Earth and settle on Europa ?
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by defrost 1mo ago
Bit lost here, to be honest - What exactly did the US win in these engagements? You might make a case for increased control of and importance in the middle east for Iraq, sure - that declined somewhat after a forced fumbling backwards out o
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by defrost 1mo ago
> so completely detached from reality isn't really the crux of the problem with modern day USofA, more and more people are completely attached to their algo tuned bubble , curated for them by the data scientists of <insert techn
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by defrost 1mo ago
It is, isn't it .. serves me right for breezing through that too quickly. If there's something magical going on, the ordering would be the only real distinction possible. Apparently the original (still the same?) dates back to t
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by defrost 1mo ago
Yorro Yorro: Everything Standing Up Alive - David Mowaljarlai Flattening the Earth: Two Thousand Years of Map Projections - John P. Snyder Fallout: Hedley Marston and the atomic bomb tests in Australia - Roger Cross A Fortunate Life
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by defrost 1mo ago
Fertility rates are currently below replacement, there's no good reason to imagine they will always be that way, particularly after global population numbers peak and fall to, say, half or a quarter of their peak.
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by defrost 1mo ago
FWiW as an aside, it appears to count votes from December 2008 accounts (as just tested using this 2008-12-26 account). So that's at least strictly before 2009.
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by defrost 1mo ago
Knuth is writing TAOCP.
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by defrost 1mo ago
Multiple articles, multiple cases, multiple people. Today's Torrentfreak article is about "an executive" and references the article you have linked thus: This is not the first time a Reality Labs employee has surfaced in
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by defrost 1mo ago
What specific metric did you have in mind for ranking intelligence and determining average intelligence in this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49560984 You must have some notion of an argument as to why all
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Orange hydrogen, Yilgarn Craton: production with carbon dioxide mineralization(sciencedirect.com)
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by defrost 1mo ago
Your English is better than my Spanish :-) If you keep noodling on this then I'd suggest getting the nuclear stack down pat, then gradually integrating full energy mixes per country, at first just showing the proportions of energy use
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by defrost 1mo ago
> , I just see adaption to a quirky convention. Of course you do - you very likely didn't start programming in assembler. You literally asked "How do I get to .." implying you wanting street instructions, distances, etc.
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by defrost 1mo ago
Well, of course. And offsets are the measurements that get you to an element - the question was explicitly phrased as "how do I get to " ...
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by defrost 1mo ago
You asked for a good argument - I provided one. > but why are you trying to think about a list of elements in terms of offsets from the origin I don't try to think about them in this way - I do and have always thought about
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by defrost 1mo ago
> "How do I get the third element of this array" should be `arr[2]` Ask a carpenter. To get to the third pigeonhole in a racked series of one foot per pigeonhole unit you literally offset two feet from the origin. In C (of cour
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by defrost 1mo ago
Brian Krebs' article makes a good case for the ID source being a harvester on the internal Hertz Car Rental network, and likely other similar consumer services that log ID for asset security and recovery. These are hardly military grad
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by defrost 1mo ago
Insert pitch deck for platoon scale wall of phones and fitbits to move about desert in driverless trucks ... Have some join Hegseth on Signal.

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