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by kolanos 3y ago
This just makes me wish fstrings had a lazy interpolation mode.
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by kolanos 3y ago
You don't "need" them, but they're almost universally understood and supported which makes them super convenient and a good starting point for many use cases. The point in which the "wasteful" nature of a UUUI
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by kolanos 3y ago
Did Rockstart have to license Razor1911's cracking software? It would be ironic if Rockstar was in violation of Razor1911's copyright.
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by kolanos 3y ago
We're not talking about the waste water, we are talking about the solid matter, which as per the link I provided is dumped into the nearest body of water.
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by kolanos 3y ago
Very muddy sex.
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Starlink primarily. There is no cell service out there.
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by kolanos 3y ago
> The problem is that you have uncomposted manure in large quantities that can runoff leading to water supply contamination. Where do you think a city's sewage goes? In LA, for example: > The treated wastewater (effluent) that is
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by kolanos 3y ago
New Zealand imports most of its grain and feed. A good chunk of those imports come from the United States. > New Zealand grain and feed import volumes in 2022 rose to the highest level ever, importing 3.7 million metric tons (MMT), up 13
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by kolanos 3y ago
Remember in 2020 after the election Bill Barr said there was no evidence of election fraud that could affect the outcome of the election? Well, there were apparently cases being referred to the FBI at the time that went nowhere and the publ
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by kolanos 3y ago
Are you implying that Michael Moritz, Reid Hoffman, etc. are Libertarians? > In October 2016, The Guardian reported that Michael Moritz "donated $49,999 to a divisive ballot measure intended to clear San Francisco’s streets of homel
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by kolanos 3y ago
I actually think there's an inversion of ask/guess spectrum and it is the offer/guess spectrum. To add on to a GP's example of the northern U.S. being predominantly an ask culture and the southern U.S. being a guess cult
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by kolanos 3y ago
If your objective is to tax farmers out of existence, then yes.
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by kolanos 3y ago
They do get taxed. It is called property tax. Land with water rights is worth a lot more than land without water rights in the same area. In my area water righted land is worth ~10x what land without water rights is worth for the same acrea
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by kolanos 3y ago
California produces 11 million tons of corn a year [0] and only 7 million tons of alfalfa [1]. [0]: http://www.seecalifornia.com/farms/california-corn.html [1]: https://apps1.cdfa.ca.gov/FertilizerResea
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by kolanos 3y ago
> Not quite, the problem is water isn’t being used efficiently. Agriculture wastes a great deal of water to evaporation because it’s cheaper not because it’s required. The water evaporates because of the sun. Have you solved the growing
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by kolanos 3y ago
> ... but the climate isn't really conducive to growing a lot. We're just a bit too high up to reliably grow many things commercially. Didn't you answer your own question here?
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by kolanos 3y ago
> At some point, people need to vote in their own interests. By not eating? Because starvation is what is going to happen when the price of food increases by 10X or 50X. Visit your local food bank and see how many people can't affor
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by kolanos 3y ago
Alfalfa is "extremely low value" by what metric? It is a rich food source for livestock. Alfalfa is also one of the most water efficient crops there is due to its deep roots, high yield and perennial nature. [1] A lot of "stu
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by kolanos 3y ago
Yes, it is. Have you quantified this claim? Do you know how little alfalfa is exported? > Based on USDA data for 2022, only 4% of all U.S. dry hay produced and 6.5% of all harvested alfalfa hay entered the export market. So 96% of all
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by kolanos 3y ago
In many U.S. states (including Kansas) a magistrate doesn't need a law degree or to be a lawyer. [0] [0]: https://www.propublica.org/article/these-judges-can-have-les...
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by kolanos 3y ago
My local magistrate is a former cop who lacks even a paralegal degree.
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by kolanos 3y ago
Another project in this space is ReactPy (formerly IDOM). [0] [01] But it is more like Python bindings for React and supports multiple web frameworks (Django, FastAPI, etc.). [0]: https://reactpy.dev/docs/index.html [
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by kolanos 3y ago
Anyone here experimented with kratom? What was your experience?
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by kolanos 3y ago
TIL that Adrian Carmack isn't related to John Carmack. Weird.
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by kolanos 3y ago
I have the same disease as Andrew. Well, sort of. There are many variants of retinitis pigmentosa. From what I can tell, I am much further along in my progression for the same age. This story was a good read and for the most part up lifting
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You'd think there would be a boom considering actors are on strike now.
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"Shouting fire in a crowded theater" is a popular analogy for speech or actions whose principal purpose is to create panic, and in particular for speech or actions which may for that reason be thought to be outside the scope of fr
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by kolanos 3y ago
I was responding to your claim that "he thinks", not the claim that all these other scientists that he covers in a book think. Anthony Fauci used to spread misinformation about AIDS, too. [0] [0]: https://www.yahoo.com
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by kolanos 3y ago
> In his book The Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the War on Democracy and Public Health, Kennedy says he takes "no position on the relationship between HIV and AIDS"," [0] [0]: https://en.wikipe
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by kolanos 3y ago
Typo on website: "Converstion rate"

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