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For me, the most interesting part of the article was this: "Her apartment block was on Anexartisias Street, a bustling shopping area, however, Kively was the only person living inside the four-storey building – all the other apartments
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With the ramping up of defense spending worldwide[1], the demand for chips is likely to increaee greatly. To the detriment of the world, but still good for defense and chip industries. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/world&#
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2y ago
If this is the case, could we, instead of investing in all this tech and science, just learn how to supplicate our programmer creator? Hack the prayer, so to speak.
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2y ago
What the article doesn't mention is that the original study found only association, not causation. So it could be that the processed meat was stuffed in white bread, drenched in ketchup and washed down with a big pail of sugary drink,
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Of course, this is a crucial omission.
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"Experts not involved with the research...said...it proved only an association, and not causation". This is a key point. What if the ham was eaten with large amounts of white bread and ketchup and then washed down with flavored so
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2y ago
They could, and 'winning' would be a bitter joke, if it went nuclear. Having said that, China is different from pre collapse Soviet Union. Population and industry are much more densely concentrated, and therefore more vulnerable.
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2y ago
True, but doesn't WFH solve that? There must be somewhere that's both good and cheap once you go far enough.
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2y ago
I am at once fascinated and terrified.
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Well, thats about 447 kilometers per second. Our sun orbits the galactic center at 251 km per second. The difference in in direction, outwards rather than in orbit. I'm curious whether it is trailing an exhaust plume. That would be a p
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This is especially problematic as a bad actor will turn off or leave their phone at home, then go perform the crime. Since it is human to be lazy, the investigators may just go for the devices they drag into the net, leaving the real perp u
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Electric cars are expensive. Why don't billionaires buy them for everyone? The same for well insulated housing, shingles vaccines, solar roofs, private tutors, etc. If we were to force or otherwise 'encourage' billionaires t
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A better title would be that the diet triggered rapid weight loss which in turn put the diabetes into remission. That is, the weight loss caused the remission, not some special ingredient in the diet.
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2y ago
Me droogie!
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2y ago
What would be the downsides of using cursor based pagination? There has to be something, otherwise it be used solely.
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In oher words, rhe old adage "it's not what you know, it's who you know" still holds true.
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2y ago
Thank you for statimg this obvious possibility. Noone wants to be one who got dumped.
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2y ago
Darn, I was hoping the Great Filter was behind us. This makes it more likely it's still ahead.
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2y ago
I use Opera's night mode on mobile, I think one of the best browsers for out of the box dark mode and text reflow.
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2y ago
"...this rock is 91 miles(28 meters) in diameter, i.e., almost the size of an airplane..." Maybe feet rather than miles?
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Body odor, loud snoring, talkativity, offensive political decals on clothing, meal choice, flatulence: plenty of reasons to avoid sitting next to... ...me...
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I like [watching] sports, but I would never put in the 5 AM training, the weekends, the specific nutrition, the constant competition, etc., even if I had the talent, which I don't. On the other hand, I really like to read and learn an
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2y ago
5 x 600mw x 52 is over 150 gigawatts added per year, of baseline power ( which is what nuclear power produces).
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If that is the case, then four grandparents are the owners, eight great grandparents, etc. After a while they begin to overlap with other people's ancestors, thus making billions of others part owners of each other's DNA.
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Wouldn't it be cool if all the sand on the world's beaches turned out to be this ground up glacier rock.
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2y ago
The best dark mode in a browser I have so far experienced is in Opera, both mobile and desktop.
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Do they have xray vision? It looked more Infra red to me.
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So, from what I undestand, the EU is claiming that the fact that the blue checkmark is now for sale rather than being otherwise verified deceives the users. But is it deceit if it was publicly announced and was front page news? (I don'
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Interesting, so extrasolar life may be common but complex forms much less so.
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I'm curious what the implications are for the Drake equation and the Great Filter.
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