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by elevaet 4y ago
What do you recommend by Chekov?
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by elevaet 4y ago
> Governor of Alberta at the time had planned to cede to the US Ex-Albertan here: this is false, there has never been a plan to "cede to the US". It would be extremely politically distasteful in Alberta to cede to the USA, such
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by elevaet 4y ago
The reward of feeling and looking good and living a long healthy life can be a pretty good motivator for the amateurs.
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by elevaet 4y ago
On a similar note in subterranean carnivory, there are fungi that specialize in snaring nematodes: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nematophagous_fungus
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by elevaet 4y ago
How well studied is Novamin safety wise?
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by elevaet 4y ago
I'm going to try this, the prices on commercial zinc sunscreens are often exorbitant.
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by elevaet 4y ago
My grade 6 "science" teacher gave me a C- when she sent us home to test if cold or hot water froze faster in ice cube trays. I reported accurately that the cold one froze faster, knowing that she was expecting us to report back &q
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by elevaet 4y ago
It's both cardio and sauna. The body adapts to these stimuli with greater heat adaptation, it's well studied in sports physiology. It works even better when cardio is combined with heat: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&
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by elevaet 4y ago
I'm with you. Arrival is an absolute classic. BR2042 needed some suspension of disbelief IMHO, but it was as good as you could hope for in a BR sequel. Dune pt. 1 ... it's one of the greatest sci-fi movies ever made.
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by elevaet 4y ago
I always liked the Director's cut best
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by elevaet 4y ago
Yes, this seems like one of the least newsworthy stories to make it to the frontpage today.
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by elevaet 4y ago
The CEO him/herself, and some employees who are working for cool boss with their hands on the tools, instead of some suit from Tacobell. Nothing wrong with working for someone, that wasn't my claim.
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by elevaet 4y ago
I've also met some extremely productive weed smokers. It seems like most people become lulled into a hazey life, but there are these idiosyncratic responders who smoke copious amounts and are fully on top of their game.
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by elevaet 4y ago
Completely agree about not putting people down. But I do think the world is a better place with more "CEOs" running independent taco joints, and less Tacobells.
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by elevaet 4y ago
I thought it was pretty well known by now that there isn't really any physical withdrawl with cannabis; it's basically just mental.
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by elevaet 4y ago
Because America is the only country that matters?
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by elevaet 4y ago
And learning to code is investment in a skill that builds up on itself like a snowball, whereas no-code tends to be disposable as platforms come and go.
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by elevaet 4y ago
Isn't that what the commit history is for?
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by elevaet 4y ago
Ah that makes sense thanks, especially the 1 real = 1 USD period. When I visited Brazil around that time, people were accessing Orkut in these LAN houses. Having a PC at home seemed rare where I was in Bahia, probably because the economy te
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by elevaet 4y ago
You could also consider throwing journalism some bones and subscribing to a product or two. Something that's still on my to-do list tbh.
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by elevaet 4y ago
Orkut was huge in Brazil in the early-mid-noughties. I always wondered what the factors were that caused this kind of social network to take off early there, at a time when phones were dumb and hardly anyone had a PC, and well before even
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by elevaet 4y ago
The website is delightfully replete, even the scrollbar is retro! Whoever built this deserves some kind of prize. I prefer the crisp "square" versions over the "correct" ones. The square version is how I wished the text
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by elevaet 4y ago
It will be a gradual process though, with mining rewards becoming more and more rare and approaching 0 over the years.
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by elevaet 4y ago
I imagine this will spell the end of bitcoin's (already poor) utility as a transact-able unit of value. As others have pointed out, transaction fees approach 100% of the incentive, so fees will have to increase to incentivize the hash
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by elevaet 4y ago
..also graphite based lubricants
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by elevaet 4y ago
Touché!
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by elevaet 4y ago
The power of persistence!
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by elevaet 4y ago
> not made from animal/vegetable fat. Hmm off the top of my head there are many lubricants that are neither PFAS nor animal/vegetable fat, made out of petrochemicals/hydrocarbons: engine oil, petroleum jelly, mineral oil..
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by elevaet 4y ago
Located in the "The Permanent Building", it couldn't be more appropriately situated. Steps away from the library too. A great presence in the city!
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by elevaet 4y ago
Thanks for saving me the click.

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