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4y ago
India without Russian fertizer is like Germany without Russian energy. Do you really understand or know more about these concerns?
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> This is true true virtually everywhere in the world. you don't expect it in your OWN country, just moving to a different state, you are an outsider. Its because India was put together just like that, because the British ruled over
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4y ago
> India is not dependent on Russian oil, Is oil the only thing a country can be dependent on? Also, what are you? Some Eastern European, who has some emotional ties to the region? 99% of Indians have never heard of Ukraine, and yet, Indi
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5y ago
the other factor that is not considered is that while the crime happened in the US, there is no single culture in which employees are from, considering immigration, early experiences etc. the standards that people in a society hold can link
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5y ago
> There’s no real opportunity in physics or math without essentially switching to software eventually. In a real free-market scenario, would'nt those PhD programs be drastically reduced? I suspect this is because this physics PhD pr
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5y ago
> If I want to learn about history, it would be good to have experts in history, books about history, other people studying history, etc.? That would be true prior to the internet and/or digitalization of resources. Today, a kid in
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5y ago
It is interesting that most here say they have not noticed this, when the caste system is pervasive in the US.I guess this is because it is not as egregious as it used to be, and this makes everyone feel better. Any Indian that comes to min
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5y ago
this is excellent with super fast results. What is the tech stack?
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5y ago
Why should they be taught to paint or to throw a baseball but not to use a tool (like a program, etc) I was merely saying that the knowledge and facilities to paint, to play baseball or program should be accessible, and kids must be exposed
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5y ago
i think this feature is needed. Often times, an insightful reply to a question is asked (others want to see it too) but the OP just may not have noticed it. so, maybe 8 hours later, if there is no response from OP for a reply made, a notif
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5y ago
If the kid was innately driven to do this, a big win for the kid and for humanity... On the other hand, if the kid is 'coached' to look/identify, as you say, it is a sad state of affairs when kids are pushed into adulthood to
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5y ago
we need to identify the factors that enabled this awesome kid to have the background knowledge, tools, environment etc and see how we can replicate them to find other such diamonds in the wild...
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5y ago
I guess there is going to be a run on Canadian banks... and who would trust their money in banks where it could be frozen without prior cause? It is not clear to me how deep the support for this cause is among Canadians, but if this group c
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5y ago
and here is the australian govt absolving themselves of any bad effects of the vaccine after having forced their citizens to take it. These give even more ammunition to the skeptics. https://nitter.net/ChickenGate/statu
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5y ago
its interesting that you ask me for burden of proof. The central claim is that vaccine manufacturers have not provided sufficient burden of proof that it is safe (for those not accepting). That should be logical for any product. You seem to
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5y ago
An easy mode could provide a querty keyboard that one can eliminate letters.
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5y ago
each game should have an id that can be retrieved, so a link can be shared for that particular word...
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5y ago
the easy/hard mode should increase the number of tries a person can make. also, would be nice to keep track of time taken in secs - as I find myself coming back to it between other tasks.
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5y ago
China data (if possible to obtained) could be used as a datapoint, as a country that is highly vaccinated but not with MRNA vaccines.
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5y ago
Please help correct it for the record. Sunlight is the best disinfectant, and experts need to debate each other openly, and be willing to be shown as wrong. Hard in real life, I guess.
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5y ago
> the national debt is permanent and exists by design. Can you pls point me to something about its design?
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5y ago
Is 'fair local government' correlated to the presence of robust local media? Seems like a sad state of affairs if that is indeed the case..
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5y ago
this here is the real answer. So, if a majority of Apple's shareholders feel a different way from just maximizing profits then changes could be underway.
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5y ago
Take the Supreme Court judges and how their rulings, and take issues that you can assume. For atleast some of the judges, one can clearly have predicted how they would have voted. The justices might have just taken a vacation on the beach a
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5y ago
easy microtransactions where the creator could have earned money without the need to sell out to NYT
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5y ago
some of the comments below talk to more on the cost-benefits of running/maintaining a huginn server, and the dearth of usecases? What is one is able to get a hosted Huginn server?
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5y ago
this mandate covers far more than federal employees. In this case, the mandate covers even contractors working for companies that have a federal contract in place, even if they or even their division has nothing to do with the contract. Eg,
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5y ago
What is the rationale for the state to keep track of the religious preferences of its citizens in this manner? This can be used for nefarious purposes.
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these are not rivers, they are canals
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5y ago
another option might be to move out all the federal offices etc that have been centralized in DC and share it across all states? DC would have the absolutely essential Federal jobs Today, with secure communications, we should be able to ach
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