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Well that depends on a supply of tankers to transport the oil though. The tanker availability is already constrained. If hundreds are trapped in the strait and transit there is slowed you lose a lot of capacity. So the fungibility drops. It
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I don't agree with your prediction, the interesting thing is now, perhaps, we can actually wager on the outcomes, I wonder if there is anything on prediction markets about administration officials going to jail. The idea that his suppo
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6mo ago
Looking for specific bottle recommendations and suppliers
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6mo ago
What do you use to bottle things in, like what bottles?
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6mo ago
what did you bottle it in?
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6mo ago
I think they are both generally ok, but also somewhat sketchy. I don't see them as much different from Clinton's pardons, Fords or Andrew Johnson's Christmas day pardons for confederate soldiers. What big differences do you s
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The Democrats literally tried like 6 different ways to get Trump in jail, and arrested and jailed many of his supporters and even some of his administration. I highly doubt that the majority of the voting public which elected Trump will sit
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6mo ago
He just had to pick a year where he would have a very good chance of not being alive.
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Trump and the US effectively control the commerce because they are the only source of insurance. Even with payments and promises from Iran, no ship is sailing without insurance coverage. There is no one insuring the ships other than the US
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Iran has been keeping it open to avoid attacks. Their first order of business if they get nuclear weapons would be closing the strait and implementing a far more massive toll. They already have ICBM capable of hitting Europe. This isn&#
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6mo ago
We do, deebot T20 maps the whole house, knows what type of floors there are, maps furniture etc
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>mitigate the adverse effects of low socioeconomic status Makes me wonder how much of it is Sauna, vs just the luxury of having the time to go do nothing for ~30 minutes.
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7mo ago
What possible reasonable benefit would there be to datacenters in space? Why would that even be a concept at all?
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>They said the same thing about cell phones vs landlines Did they? I don't really remember that tbh.
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I think Airplanes are going to be pretty profitable. They are sort of running a market cornering operation there. But, there will be competition eventually. Starlink is way faster than the alternatives so most airlines have switched and Sta
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I feel like it's more to say that, "getting eaten was a legitimate concern" they weren't really the single top of the food chain because there were other animals that would reasonably consider them prey. Cave lions were
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7mo ago
Ice cream isn't engineered to be addictive. Ice cream is, for most people, actually enjoyable and costs money. If ice cream were free but you only got a small amount on random visits to the ice cream parlor then it would be engineered
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7mo ago
It's not the screen, it's the format. It's an engineered gambling addiction where the currency is time and instead of the house taking your money the arbitrage your time to an advertiser, often surreptitiously.
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Depression, anxiety, suicide, wasted time, irritability.
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Any idea why they aborted??
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7mo ago
Social media apps generally opened up new markets though of their existing user bases as sellers. Perhaps chatgpt could know everything in your house, if you don't actually use it, and pair you with a neighbor that needs it!
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Thank you, and that was 10 years ago!
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Sure, but it's a more or less a formulaic process. There's not on the fly decision making or emergency responses like in orthopaedic surgery or any other surgical design. You make a mold or scan of teeth. Calculate the adjustments
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7mo ago
So shouldn't this really be something that could be opened sourced. I think I've seen a few write ups of people that did their own, but seems like a highly functional implementation could be democratized.
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> Only a robot could've safely swerved into another lane and avoid the crash entirely. Do you drive a lot? I feel like humans take evasive actions like this all the time.
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Interesting approach but crack is illegal and still people are addicted to it.
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7mo ago
I just want my glasses to tell me how to make a.... hmmm... let's see... how about a Korean inspired steak sauce.
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Yes, but we've already done it, twice, and the benefits were quite significant.
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Defer to an actual authority. Where is the official report on whether or not it was an interception? Even with a large explosion the fact that it landed in a wooded area implies it was intercepted. Those are targeted missiles, an acceptable
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To be clear, it's not required to vote. It's required for a new registration to vote. Which is typically done when you get a new ID, which already requires having those documents, more even because you have to show proof of curre
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