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hammock
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hammock
2y ago
Can you give a couple of examples of falsehoods that are repeated over and over on Fox News that a good number of people are now convinced are true?
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hammock
2y ago
Can you give a couple examples of CN that are “disinformation”?
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hammock
2y ago
Doesn’t sound as cool though. Maybe the Mustang team was onto something when they were playing supplementary fake engine sounds in the cabin speakers
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hammock
2y ago
My experience with PWAs is… not great. What are the best and/or most popular PWAs?
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hammock
2y ago
You're not wrong that domestic threats exist as well. But perhaps the biggest thing to know that may help you understand, is that the national security apparatus operates within the paradigm of what is called 5GW, or Fifth Generation
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hammock
2y ago
Value share /= profit share (and 4% /= majority, although I assume you were being poetic)
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hammock
2y ago
So they invented a (chemical) bean plant/rhizobium? Or Nitrobacter. AKA atmospheric nitrogen fixer
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hammock
2y ago
No one answered my question, but I figured out a point on a tightly stretched rubber sheet or drumhead is better analogy than a spring, because the tighter the material, the more force required and the less propagation
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hammock
2y ago
The previous administration were the one who started Operation Warp Speed to reduce other regulatory hurdles, so maybe they will.
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hammock
2y ago
What about Red 40?
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hammock
2y ago
Xanga allowed kids to connect and be social that otherwise weren’t able to in high school. But do we want to raise a society of Xanga kids, or do we want to solve the root problems why they couldn’t be social in the first place? (Or am I a
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hammock
2y ago
So it’s like a stiff spring /strut vs a loose one? Doesn’t a loose suspension dampen and stiff propagate quicker though?
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hammock
2y ago
Or change the frequency of the wave you are standing on (or those around you, I’m not sure which) and move forward like an inchworm I believe this is not dissimilar to the mechanics suggested by the ZPE/antigravity people like Ashton F
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hammock
2y ago
It's a start
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hammock
2y ago
The EO talks a lot about prioritizing clean power.
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hammock
2y ago
The EO proposes to use federal land, so that ought to facilitate shortcutting some of the process.
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hammock
2y ago
Norm’s monologue after he was fired from Update will go down as an all timer
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hammock
2y ago
>I dislike RTO for one simple reason . I'm not at work to make friends, I'm not at work to chit chat. I'm not at work so we can talk about who won the last football game . I go to work in exchange for currency, which is r
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hammock
2y ago
>I guess the cost of having to install and run AC is dwarfed by the savings in construction costs? No, otherwise warehouses would be made of glass and steel (they aren't). But humans prefer natural light when they can get it.
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hammock
2y ago
>Common leadership, via the sharing of board members We used to call this “interlocking directorates” and it’s a fundamental pillar of antitrust law. Why are we using a new term?
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hammock
2y ago
The storyline as I remember it, was that startups can uniquely disrupt the big organizations (private or governmental) and unlock growth that was otherwise unavailable, and that's what attracted VC money in the first place. Innovator&#
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hammock
2y ago
Surprised that on a forum for startups , this comment is the most downvoted. Have we lost all self-awareness?
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hammock
2y ago
What you did is the definition of blocking the box - stopping in the intersection (even if your light is green). Blocking traffic would be if your light was red. It's better this way that the law penalizes what you can control (your ow
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hammock
2y ago
It’s an aphorism
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hammock
2y ago
The government has yet not laid out a strong, unclassified case for that issue to the citizens. If it exists, should it be laid out as such, so these discussions become more meaningful?
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hammock
2y ago
I use a certain trick a lot when cooking, or timing anything with precision of a several minutes: 0) Suppose I am steaming vegetables for 8 minutes 1) I will check what time I started them (say 5:30) 2) I will forget the number of seconds t
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hammock
2y ago
Twitter
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hammock
2y ago
Zildjian have long been the best cymbals for the "trashy" sound and Sabian for the "clean" sound. Great company
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hammock
2y ago
Nice. If you havent seen it, I use 531 calculator religiously and it has a ton of programs on it, and very customizable https://blackironbeast.com/5/3/1/calculator ? Might inspire you as you continue to develo
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hammock
2y ago
OK that's helpful thanks. I'm curious, is CNE illegal?
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