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What if there are things we are fearing to do but shouldn’t be doing also?
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Some of our children were allergic to dairy though. It can’t be beneficial when they’re actually allergic to it.
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My son did not have any antibiotics or anything else at his time of birth and still is allergic to four kinds of nuts.
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one of the reasons I love Go is because of its simplicity. It just works and it works well. You can even use with without GC if your code has to be fast. I don't see what the fuss is about with other new statically typed languages. So
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Can we change the title of this article to "We need scientists"? Clearly this guy was a scientist and changed the world for the better. He was a dissident at the time because we didn't know about "germs". Now we do.
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Not all that greatly favor science turn science into a political game. Likely the small majority actually do. Anyone that treats a scientist as an authority on non-scientific questions isn't practicing science nor are they being smart.
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People would still make it and just say that they came up with a different way. it is not so easy to prove what someone else is doing behind closed doors.
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yeah unfortunately if some people are click-baity it makes it where basically everyone has to be if they want to maximize their views/revenue on YouTube.
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We do this until CO2 levels come down. Hopefully 20-30 years. Regardless this is really a series of crazy experiments we are proposing doing on a very complicated system.
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Evidently they did have sufficient evidence. With such a big potential payout of such a world changing material, others have invested a few days of time into verifying their rushed paper and indeed their weak evidence was enough. Again, wi
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Supposedly he worked there until four months ago. I am just repeating stuff I read on the Internet and I don't know that we know all of the facts just yet FYI.
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I'd like to add that if this claim of having replicated the material with the reportedly poor description of how to do so is true then it really isn't that hard to replicate. I am surprised they haven't published a paper by
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A former employee was the first to publish a paper with only three authors. I am surprised you haven't heard about this. Then a few hours later a paper was published with six authors (without one of the original three authors), ostensi
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Another thing I would want Chris is for the conversation prompt to be different in subsequent conversations. I'm sure you've thought about this.
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One somewhat ironic fact of this story is that the rogue former employee perhaps deserves some credit for bringing this thing out into the world. They had been working on this for quite a long time themselves, rightfully so. But now the who
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Exactly. These are literally the first attempts to replicate a poorly explained production process. Things are only going to get better over time as the materials increase in purity. These are other labs seeking publicity partly. I for one
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How many times did you try? It did this to me a couple of times but not every time.
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Is that all it takes to create a language tutor these days? Then you have no excuses not to add Bosnian for my @op. I will even give you the initial prompt (I am knowledgeable as my wife is Bosnian i ja priçam malo Bosankski)
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Yeah I really want to see my past text to see if it transcribed it correctly but can't with the current box size (web)
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Thanks Chris. FYI I will pay for the app if you add Bosnian, Croatian or Serbian. It works pretty well. Would be great to have hints for how to respond. Getting to the next level is important and we will get stuck once we hit our knowledge
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What is this supposed to be a summary of? The temperature at which this team observed zero resistivity was much much colder than room temp.
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The reason I don't think this is the case is that they have literally been working on this thing for a quarter of a century. While the people involved are not full on superconductor experts, they are also not super stupid and realize t
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Is this actually true? It is not obvious to someone somewhat versed in physics how this is enabled by room temperature super conductors unless the entire riding surface is magnetized.
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How will this affect my beloved CompuServe subscription?
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Do you really think companies can just avoid all of their liabilities two days before something bad happens and protect all of their assets? Bankruptcy law is hundreds of years old and is designed to protect creditors actually. That’s why t
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it doesn't matter why people don't want trees. It's humans sacrificing trees for their needs/wants that matters. It's getting rid of trees and other natural things in general that is the problem. Humans' mere
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Yeah when 99% of people don't care about this sort of issue or are unaware of it and keep cutting trees down it doesn't matter if a few people are doing all they can. I go home to my parents' neighborhood in Florida and more
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Seems like we need all the transportation improvements we can get and that a single mode of transportation would not suffice. Blind, old, drunk people, people with kids and or lots of groceries, people traveling long distances, and actual k
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It’s so much farther than Hawaii that my guess is that overall tourism numbers would be much less.
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So they take 6%. That doesn't explain why the price is persistently high in many regions. Do you think stocks would be higher if brokers took a 6% commission? If you look the regions with the highest prices often have geographical and
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