europoorean

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by europoorean 1mo ago
Yes. I use Firefox in Linux, with or without private window. Switch to Chrome to test and voilà, all good.
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by europoorean 1mo ago
I don't (or didn't) know the answer to those questions. Regarding corporate farms, they may actually be some of the most productive farms, and give people actual opportunities to find good jobs in farming (that donmt require that
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by europoorean 1mo ago
I think this is similar to those denialist articles that made the rounds a few years ago, about how bees aren't really dying, because look, there's so much honey produced nowadays (and obviously anyone who thought otherwise was ju
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by europoorean 1mo ago
> a wealth transfer to support poor rural American communities My immediate reaction to this is: it's probably a wewlth transfer to the few landlords owning the land and probably charging higher rent, not to the communities. Of cour
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by europoorean 2mo ago
As a physicist, I always shed a tear when looking at data without error bars. As a data scientist/generic programmer now, I don't really see them anywhere. I remember a colleague during my postdoc saying 'don't worry, no
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by europoorean 3mo ago
The wealthiest Americans have a life expectancy similar to that of the poorest Europeans in western European countries https://www.brown.edu/news/2025-04-02/wealth-mortality-gap Heat related deaths affect the olde
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by europoorean 3mo ago
Heat affects the old disproportionately. Europeans have years of extra life expectancy (look at the Mediterranean countries, affected by the heat). It is not unexpected that more, older Europeans die during a heatwave. The Americans that wo
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by europoorean 3mo ago
A quick google shows Greece has a life expectancy ~83 years, while Nevada's is at ~76. A 7 year difference. Heat death affects disproportionately those of old age. Everyone dying at 76 for other reasons is not going to die at 83 due to