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by giltleaf 11y ago
That doesn't seem to be the case with Ag-Gag laws. "Ag-Gag laws are notoriously unsupported by the public. Nationwide thirty-two similar Ag-Gag measures have failed. Currently, seven states have Ag-Gag laws on the books. This Idah
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by giltleaf 11y ago
That's true for me as well. I try and follow a policy that if the title is curious enough to get me to click it (which only works because people are good here about not posting clickbait), I will give it an upvote as long as the articl
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The Golden Rule of Breach Announcements(soundcloud.com)
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Copyright law protecting Ashley Madison?(csmonitor.com)
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by giltleaf 11y ago
What is an MTT player?
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by giltleaf 11y ago
The distribution strategies you allude to (though no one can describe them) have yet to materialize over the decades since Earl Butz decided to ruin American agriculture policy by promoting the type of farming you seem to favor. America has
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by giltleaf 11y ago
Organic food does not have massively lower crop yields. and your violent opinion on the matter is discouraging. Here are two studies/resources you can look at (not funded by vested financial interests) 1. "Organic agriculture
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by giltleaf 11y ago
I had a comment ready to add but you nailed it. The only thing I'd add w/r/t packaged food, people are right to develop their own priorities in life - but if you buy into this system, clearly your own health and the health of
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by giltleaf 11y ago
The agroecological benefits for this type of research are astounding. If you look at pictures of teosinte (O.G. corn) and compare it to modern varieties, the gains in terms of grain size (for feed corn), productivity, and resilience are ast
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by giltleaf 11y ago
What does faker play? Jungle, top, etc.? Or was the article saying he plays everything? I've been out of league for a few years now and never got into e sports besides solomid for context.
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by giltleaf 11y ago
Anyone else notice that it ranks the terms of service for the chrome add on page as a C? Thought that was funny...
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Taming Twitter; can the Internet police itself?(csmonitor.com)
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by giltleaf 11y ago
Title should be: Ban people like Katrin Park and untrained gov bureaucrats from using power point. Just because people don't know how to use something doesn't mean it should be banned, or even that it's negative. Especially w
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by giltleaf 11y ago
Or at least less ponderous pw restrictions. Thanks for sharing that video.
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by giltleaf 11y ago
Based on the knowledge demonstrated in the question, I don't think I want to try out debian for fear that it's going to be more trouble learning than I would value it at. Definitely going to look into it more though, thanks.
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Secrets, Lies, and Account Recovery: Personal Knowledge Questions at Google [pdf](static.googleusercontent.com)
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Ask HN: Best first steps for a reformatted Dell laptop?
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by giltleaf 11y ago
The special request feature wouldn't be hard to implement, but I'm not sure that it benefits drivers to respond to it unless there was also a system to incentivize them.
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by giltleaf 11y ago
That's true; it just depends on where the company is trying to go and which user group they are trying to please. But then again, I see sites like passcode growing, so maybe it's changing. What do you think?
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by giltleaf 11y ago
That's hilarious. This year's would be EmmaOlivia.
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by giltleaf 11y ago
That's why fuel efficient driving techniques are so great. Save you cash and stop the stupidity http://eartheasy.com/move_fuel_efficient_driving.html
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by giltleaf 11y ago
I think I was slow coming up with this, but basically I wrote a lot of tables out and came up with...SPOILER... Alice always guessing the same as what she flips and Bob always guessing different. But - my question is this: Are there any oth
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by giltleaf 11y ago
Definite network effect, but I can say for me personally, I'm definitely not using twitter to follow celebrities
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by giltleaf 11y ago
Unless I'm way off, it definitely seems possible that this could translate to higher prices for consumers. Does anyone have any idea what those changes might look like?
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by giltleaf 11y ago
This is a good point and I'm struggling to grasp how deep this article indicates this problem goes. I just finished reading Emergency by Neil Strauss and this just motivates me more and more.
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by giltleaf 11y ago
I see what point you are trying to make and would just say I'm not worried about plugging these things into a drone delivering parcels while rerouting through difficult weather. However, I still don't see why you would want to tak
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by giltleaf 11y ago
Hitching is way more common in Chile. People actually wait at toll booths to hop on buses or cars - sometimes with big baskets of donuts to sell. Despite what the article says, the only time I've hitched in the US was in a national par
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by giltleaf 11y ago
Did anyone else read this and think about the ending of The Stand? It's the same problem; as society scales, policing scales and problems start to arise.
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by giltleaf 11y ago
>"Crucially, this capacity is narrow and specific. Today’s AI produces the semblance of intelligence through brute number-crunching force, without any great interest in approximating how minds equip humans with autonomy, interests a
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by giltleaf 11y ago
Chung Ling Soo took this to the next level. He was an American magician who performed, and lived his life, as Chung Ling Soo for several decades. He died when he failed to catch a bullet. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch

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