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by elevenoh 5y ago
"If you have a string of dry years, that sets you up for low runoff efficiency in the next year," Jones said. "It is going to take above average precipitation to get average runoff." In the short-run, meanwhile, the drie
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by elevenoh 5y ago
And the insider-friendly FDA process.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
I'm sure there's no malignment of interests between these corps & taxpayers.. /s
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by elevenoh 5y ago
There's low net-reason for them to trust incumbent institutions. I don't blame them one bit. Also if you're young & non-overweight, the personal risk is negligible.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>but crypto is subject to the same politics only with a much smaller pool of voters Anyone can change the crypto you use if you don't like the mechanisms or decisions. Most can't change their choice of government/monetary
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>_Objectively_ better alternatives to Bitcoin are around for at least the last five years. If you truly think this way, you're deluding yourself & this is where I stop reading. Everything has tradeoffs. There's no 'obj
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>“[These laws] represent, in my view, significant expansions of the existing powers of law enforcement agencies away from a traditional focus on investigation and the collection of admissible evidence of specific offenses to disruption,
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Lengthy HN discussion on this yesterday.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Yeah folks don't seem to realize every monetary system requires 'sacrifice' for its security (whether this is lock-up of capital, work etc.) The market most efficiently determines whether [& which] to sacrifice (e.g. comp
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by elevenoh 5y ago
ouu not a bad attempt with the dash of humour included, but overall little tasteless here. you'll improve at this ;)
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by elevenoh 5y ago
I've gambled a lot. But honestly: No playing field has been as level/fair as that of crypto. The nature of crypto means 'The house' is more transparently verifiable & cost-efficient than.. anything else. Be it tokens
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>Everything wrong with crypto is the notion you can make a global reserve currency impervious to special interests This ain't binary. Ain't yes or no. Also.. why do you assume crypto is gunning for 'global reserve currency
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by elevenoh 5y ago
It's also endlessly amusing to watch traditional finance types take every crypto 'bump in the road' as an opportunity to justify their careers + justify their delusions about the status-quo & future of finance.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Tweet: "What if governments learned from the MKUltra experiments in the 50's that trauma allows you to control people, so they purposely orchestrate disastrous events to keep their citizens afraid + dependent on them, and that&#x2
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Yeah exactly. There's a whole lotta non-deep-conversational shortform interview shows out there.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>It'll probably fare better than Texas but if the Earth warms up 2-3 degrees Celsius it's probably not going to be a good idea to stay here either. Much more than that and it probably doesn't matter where I go. Why is that
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Shill me your housing bag, whereabouts?
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Great Lakes area (Toronto etc.) supposed to benefit.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
wot!? regular tires are terrifying on ice. source: canadian
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by elevenoh 5y ago
I want to live in a healthy, beautiful, walkable city. Vancouver BC was the only primary fit for this in USA/Canada.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
To counter: -unnuanced prompts/questions tend to trigger better responses. highly nuanced questions don't. it's up to the answerer to freely craft their response w/ little cognitive load or host-assumptions to manage. -s
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by elevenoh 5y ago
This is quite an interesting phenomenon unfolding. Those with high-CO2 performant genetics may have better cognitive development in the future. (Also, it's sad to see kids wearing masks all day with zero regard for the science on CO2 c
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by elevenoh 5y ago
How so? It's a refreshingly absurd, curious & blunt community.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
He's authentic. Recommended trying out authenticity sometime, if you can manage negative emotions around fear/vulnerability. Then you'll more likely recognize it in others.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Projects bringing USD's value - namely globally credible & low-volatility price denomination - into crypto doesn't mean crypto is 'reliant on' USD.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
>society has clearly chosen transparency over privacy This is quite a speculative & ambitious comment.. >Stop fantasizing that the government cares about the shit you buy. This is not about you. ...wot. You assume this is why folk
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by elevenoh 5y ago
hmmm, remains to be seen! might just keep the experienced/quality ones & have less need for a high quantity of inexperienced programmers.
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Does Copilot use a lotta RAM?
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Why tho? It ain't exactly a dry cleaners
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by elevenoh 5y ago
Yeah, I also think this is an expression of a natural human feeling that'd exist whether the technology is there or not.

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