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grondilu
8y ago
Glad to notice I knew all of these, apart from q: and q/
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grondilu
8y ago
Yeah, my bad. I guess my memory is failing me.
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> I remember reading about Reaction Engines back in 2012 I'm not sure but I think I first watched a CGI rendering of Skylon in the early 2000s (back when I was still a student). I've tried to find the video on YouTube to find
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I'm French and I love Amazon. I buy many stuff on Amazon that I have absolutely no idea how I could get them otherwise. That news makes me anxious about Amazon deciding not to offer its service in France one day.
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grondilu
8y ago
I don't quite understand why the microbiome should matter so much. Shouldn't it adapt to your diet if you stick to it long enough?
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grondilu
8y ago
Good times. Can someone remind me of any good reason to marry a woman nowadays?
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8y ago
* The Selfish Gene, by Richard Dawkins ; * Human, too human, by Frederick Nietzsche ; * The Naked Ape, by Desmond Morris ; * La Femme est le propre de l'homme, by Rolf Schappi ; * Biologie de la mort, by Frederik Revah ; * The Manipula
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8y ago
> What's interesting to me is how Americans don't bat an eye on all the violence exposed in movies, music and games, but then become prudish when it comes to sex. I think one reason is that violence is much easier to fake than
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grondilu
8y ago
Isn't there a law about networks or something that explains these kinds of things? Basically, "money goes to money"? Is so, does the discrepancy described in this article fit within this theoretical framework?
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8y ago
Do veterinarians always perform the actual euthanasia? Can't they tell their clients : "I'll give you the seringe, I'll show you how to do it, but you will do it" ? If not, considering that indeed veterinarians p
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8y ago
GNU/Windows
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8y ago
Only slightly related, but I once had a chromebook I was very happy about, until after a few years it just failed to boot. I've repaired many linux laptops in my life, usually using an USB key to boot a live system and fix the disk-dr
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It's a debated issue among paleontologists, IIRC. Surely, human hunting did not help those species anyway. We also know for sure that in more recent times humans hunted many species of large animals to extinction (like giant birds),
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> 1. I often can't find any meat in the supermarket that has not been denatured by having the fat removed. Youtuber Thomas Delauer makes the case that this is not such a big deal since you can always mix lean meat with other sources
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8y ago
Also a DNews video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8ialLlcdcw
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grondilu
8y ago
Where is the energy supposed to come from if there is neither fat nor sugar?
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8y ago
When crop yields decline, food will become scarce. I think the consequences of food scarcity will be social unrest and political chaos. People will turn against each other much before they turn against the environment.
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What is the range of evolutionary adaptive capacity, though? Life has survived everything that has been thrown at it in several billion years. We just don't know what it would take to wipe it all. So I don't think the authors w
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The comment you're answering to wasn't posing as a scientific remark, it was just bringing up facts from direct and indirect personal experience. So it is weird that you see it as "pseudoscience". I've also lately
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8y ago
Or lettuce.
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Fair enough, but there really is no need to be pedantic. In the context here, "Eating grass" had clear enough a meaning. We're not ruminants. The amount of fiber in food can't possibly be a prime criteria to assess the
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> You generally want this to be high, because a typical modern diet has too little fiber. By this metric we should all eat grass.
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Has a YouTuber recreated Starlite?
(youtube.com)
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If I'm not mistaken, this is a library to solve and visualize dynamical systems defined by a 3D vector field. It does not allow for the visualization of the vector field, as the title suggests. Still a cool app, but with a slightly mi
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Show HN: Drawing Graphene with WebGL 2
(grondilu.github.io)
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There is also Freeman Dyson's talk called "heretics thoughts" according to which global warming is mainly a land management issue. https://youtu.be/8xFLjUt2leM
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IIRC there exists an association created to help lottery winners. Your situation is kind of similar. I forgot the name, but if you google "curse of lottery winners" or something like that you should find a link somewhere. Accordi
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Is there any chance this could be used for materials science instead of drug discovery? I personally doubt the world needs more drugs.
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Birds can be fairly silent.
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Aren't most planes capable of gliding well enough to land?
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