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by gcheong 3y ago
https://fisheries.tamu.edu/aquaculture/beginning-aquaculture...
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How to Forget the Lessons of the Pandemic(thebignewsletter.com)
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Is she particularly lucky? One characteristic that lucky people have compared to unlucky ones, according to a psychologist that did a study on it, is a conviction that things will eventually work out for the best. Of course there are other
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If you’re not one of the AI owners by then you’ll be screwed. Capitalism has no need for people it can’t eventually wring some value out of so it’ll just be a slow attrition of the have-nots until there are only haves.
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Congrats! Just one nitpick: lettuce seems to be misspelled as lattice.
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The living room air filter is an Idylis but I don’t necessarily recommend it as it’s rather old and I think there are better ones available. The range hood was just a Home Depot variety generic brand which we chose mainly because the chimne
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Our living room air purifier used to ramp up whenever we cooked smokey things but ever since we remodeled the kitchen ,which included a range hood, it hasn’t done that.
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“This one is too vital to the revitalization of SF.” Nothing against the technology but can you explain this a bit more? I fail to see how driverless cars are going to be vital to SF’s revitalization when Uber/Lyft are readily availabl
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The San Francisco Python meetup has been doing in-person meetups for some time now as well as remote: https://www.meetup.com/sfpython/
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_the_Fuck_to_Sleep https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1199335.The_Poo_Bomb
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Will the Biggest Tech Merger of All Time Go Through?(thebignewsletter.com)
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Roger Payne, Biologist Who Heard Whales Singing, Dies at 88(nytimes.com)
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Lina Khan Fires a Crooked CEO(thebignewsletter.com)
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Woman with Catatonia for Years Wakes After Treatment(theness.com)
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Plenty of guides like this exist to give you a good overall idea of things: https://a.co/d/31AAntc
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I was a pretty mediocre student in college, mainly because I did well in HS without having to work too hard and tried to apply the same methods to studying in college. I did well in courses that interested me, but overall was just an averag
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by gcheong 3y ago
Take everything they tell you with a grain of salt, especially things like "the decision was made and cannot be reversed". It's possible that in the course of interviewing you they realized that they needed a person with a di
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Median NYC household income in 2021 was 70,663. Pretty sure double the median income is a livable wage.
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“ He believes businesses exist to serve society and contribute back to people in the community. That they make profits are merely a side effect and that somewhere along the line the side effect became the main goal.” That change came about
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I can’t exactly remember how I got here actually. I vaguely remember coming across Paul Graham’s (pg) writings and getting hooked there first but I also can’t rule out alien abduction either.
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Mushroom coffin a last best wish for some(apnews.com)
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Also might be worth checking which Tesla chargers are allowing non-Teslas to charge: https://www.tesla.com/support/non-tesla-supercharging#select...
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Most likely they originated in algorithms and data structure textbooks or ACM/ICPC programming contest problems.
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There's more to environmental destruction than just emissions. If we're net zero emissions with something like nuclear energy, and clean energy is ubiquitous and cheap, people are still going to want to do things with the energy a
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Good question. I think people are betting that even with dramatically increased consumption (for example all developing countries reaching developed country levels standard of living) we will eventually reach something resembling a steady-
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It sounds great until you realize that, in the US at least, the corporations spend a lot of money lobbying Washington to have the rules set in their favor if not eliminated. Fix that first and then I will believe we can have a government th
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It sounds good to the shareholders.
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Powell’s Books on burnside, Voodoo Donuts, Saturday Market, Japanese garden, OMSI, Pearl district, Microbreweries
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“…drugs or anything inappropriate” but of course the focus by the right leaning Standard is on drugs because they want to paint a narrative consistent with their views.
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This is a ridiculous article and another obvious attempt to further the whole “San Francisco is being overrun by drug dealers” narrative. Why not ask what role extramarital sex played as well?

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