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by goda90 3y ago
This really should be titled "Why WERE Black Currants Banned in the USA". They are no longer banned in the majority of states as the article itself says. I can buy them at the farmers market in Wisconsin when in season and my gard
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by goda90 3y ago
There were more flowers on my property this year than last year, but I felt like the number of bumblebees I spotted were considerably less. I figured it was the unusually dry weather, but maybe the weeks of smoky days from the Canadian wild
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by goda90 3y ago
Another interesting one is Mark Shepard's "STUN" approach https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RePJ3rJa1Wg
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by goda90 3y ago
It's the smaller particles that get into cells and cause the most harm unfortunately.
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by goda90 3y ago
There's a couple of brands of glass bottled milk in my region of the US. There's a deposit at the grocery store and then you gotta talk every cashier through the whole concept when you try to cover it with an old bottle.
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by goda90 3y ago
Many people will use it for dissenting opinion anyway.
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by goda90 3y ago
Establishing and protecting habitats for bats and dragonflies can be a big help.
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by goda90 3y ago
> how did they get elected en-mass in the first place? It's a reaction to unjust laws, for-profit prison systems, lack of police accountability, and high rates of recidivism from not treating the cause of lots of crime.
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by goda90 3y ago
I've got a ripoff of one of these Casios that I bought years ago in a market in Chile. I wonder if this board would fit the ripoff...
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by goda90 3y ago
Why would you need a national software stack when there's open source solutions for everything?
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by goda90 3y ago
>non-tropical oils There's a growing movement claiming saturated fats(coconut, palm, animal) are not as bad as once thought and that high levels of polyunsaturated fatty acid(like Omega-6) found in seed oils(canola, soybean, sunflow
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by goda90 3y ago
If you're interested in more Kentucky cave stuff, Internet Historian on YouTube made this great video about a man getting stuck in the cave he was trying to develop for tourism. https://youtu.be/nnI_oZKxzl0
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by goda90 3y ago
Stopping subsidies outright could lead to a famine. We need to shift agriculture, not cut off an entire industry.
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by goda90 3y ago
Better than asking everyone to change their diets would be to change government subsidies and other agriculture programs to encourage regenerative agriculture practices. Sure it might impact diet via a change in prices, but the goal should
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by goda90 3y ago
These systems are highly configurable because every hospital wants to do things their own way. There's a good chance many of your complaints are a result of configuration that can be changed. Go to your IT staff with a list.
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by goda90 3y ago
Epic takes actual feedback and development input from clinicians. They aren't just ignoring them. But it's not straightforward to make a system that handles all kinds of healthcare, integrates them together, avoids any bugs that c
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by goda90 3y ago
Has your wife considered dictation software? Things like Dragon can be integrated into some EHRs. She could record what she's saying as she works with the patient and even talks directly to them, then clean it up after the fact.
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by goda90 3y ago
I think people do want to work when they can enjoy and feel pride for the fruits of their labor. But often the fruits of labor in our economic system either don't pay the bills, aren't worthy of pride, or are almost entirely enjoy
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by goda90 3y ago
I have literally seen people scoff at biking or riding the bus as something for poor people. It is a common sentiment.
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by goda90 3y ago
It's been in the ground for a very long time, so it'll be fine in barrels a little longer.
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by goda90 3y ago
I think this is more of a joke that has moved through a bunch of cultures. In Chile, when I started to use silverware on chicken, I was told(with a laugh) the only things they eat with their hands there is chicken and women. Of course that
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by goda90 3y ago
The key word you used is "intensive". Livestock are animals in too, and we can use techniques to harvest animal products while maintaining a balance in the ecosystem. You can see this in grazing management to turn desert back into
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by goda90 3y ago
I prefer when I can know where a driver is looking if I'm about to cross their path. Do they see me? Sometimes that's really hard with tinted windows.
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by goda90 3y ago
They're all in my yard... Seriously, the number of birds I've seen in my yard and neighborhood is way higher than in years past. I don't know what the explanation is. Maybe the local population has had a boom, or other food s
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by goda90 3y ago
Whether humans have a significant impact on the climate is only a small part of the overall subject. Is it happening? How fast? What negative impacts will it have on civilization and the biosphere? Can we do anything to slow it down/st
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by goda90 3y ago
Al Worden on Apollo 15 holds the record because of a different orbit than the rest of the Apollo missions. 2235 miles from his crewmates.
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by goda90 3y ago
The US justice system isn't discipline. It's punishment. Discipline isn't just giving consequences for actions, but it's also giving tools to choose better actions.
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by goda90 3y ago
Yelling isn't the only form of discipline. There's withholding privileges. There's physical restraint even. Without cooperation from parents, school staff can't really do either. A teacher I know tells me how some of the
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by goda90 3y ago
Part of the problem that Typescript can help solve is that JavaScript can be tricky with undefined, null and accidentally casting numbers and strings to each other. It's really a godsend for very large web apps that have large teams of
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by goda90 3y ago
In what ways would writing things the Typescript way make your code worse than the JavaScript way? I can't imagine the typing system preventing me from doing things that are better, other than cases where I want more expressive typing

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