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> The GMO plant itself isn't what kills the insects https://entomology.ca.uky.edu/ef130
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> It's not a net win if, for example, someone is let out on bail because Promise calls them a low risk and they rape someone. That's literally the definition of a net win. You do your best and things get better, mostly. It does
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> It's really not what? It's really not "one thing to take positive action", right. It's no big deal to terminate a fetus. It happens all the time in nature. > sure you can No, you cannot make anyone do anythi
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> It's one thing to take positive action to stop a child from living (abortion) Until someone creates a fetal transplant procedure it’s really not. You can’t make someone host a baby they don’t want
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An embryo is not a baby. Babies form in uteruses. Embryos ride on tampons to the trash more often than they latch unto uteruses
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> Bush Clinton dynasty oxymoron
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From Europe's big old dictionary of xenophobia as far back as 1233 http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/0...
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You are not Jewish
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> usurers That’s code for “Jews” and this guy is a racist antisemite
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Some languages use polymorphic row types and eschew inheritance https://brianmckenna.org/blog/row_polymorphism_isnt_subtypin... https://www.reddit.com/r/types/comments/73lg05/comment
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> what effect (if any) it would have super charisma
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> One tab on chrome takes about 100MB memory, why? Two reasons 1) Because, Chrome is ready to do something with that tab: browse the web. Do this, create a browser that doesn't use much memory when a tab is idle. Switch back to that
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I'll explain. OP has a problem where they see the members of the US military as virtuous because they "help" some people. But, militaries kill people which is the worst thing you can do to a person. OP has been radicalized by
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It could also be from swelling of the rebar from salt and melting ice
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> Systems of Record OLTP > Systems of Engagement OLAP
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> Either train yourself to use TeX properly, or let someone do it for you I will let you do it for me. I usually work late at night just before the deadline. What’s your phone number?
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Maintain multiple independent identities. Exercise and make friends with people who do your preferred activity. If you have a startup or a high profile job, blog or tweet as your own persona about topics that do not fall under your line of
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This transition, for most, is as casual as two people deciding who is going to drive. There’s simply a different driver available and the convenience of that will make the acceptance of autonomous vehicles happen very quickly
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> Why I Cloned My Dog "Because I have money"
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The lifecycle of an MLM company: Utah, then the rest of the US, then the world
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> Elop combined two different CEOs cardinal blunders: The Osborne and Ratner Effects. > In 1983, the computer manufacturer Osborne announced several new models of computers, which they said would be launched in sales after one year. I
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> Matt Cutts, the Google engineer who designed SafeSearch four years ago, said his algorithm looks for a "relatively small" number of trigger words in a Web page's address. If one of those words appears, the SafeSearch alg
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOiuJ_Gll_E&feature=youtu.be...
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If Apple people chime in I think they get beheaded. It never happens
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Right, so just back up a step and stop the metabolism from slowing
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I mean, it bears repeating on account of the fact that senolytic treatments make a lot of other health problems seem like not even worth understanding
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No one knows
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I don't remember any time that I've had bad service anywhere in the world. I'm sure I have, but I don't collect that memory and press 'save'. People who have strong opinions on service are too uptight
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> trying senolytic drug candidates in rational self-experimentation > senolytic drug candidates, dasatinib plus quercetin if you're fine with short burst of chemotherapeutics, or FOXO4-DRI How does one go about self-experimentati
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https://github.com/konsoletyper/teavm/blob/d882fd14a63cc1bd7...
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