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krisoft
2y ago
> first 10000 days A 10000 day old “child” is in their late twenties.
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2y ago
Blue hydrogen is produced from natural gas. Green hydrogen is produced from electrolysis of water where the energy is comming from a renevable source. (Imagine solar panels which are directly connected to an electrolysis plant.) “Green-ish”
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krisoft
2y ago
Just based on the wikipedia page it doesn't sound like it was lost? "After the ship's seizure the Malta Maritime Authority stated that the security committee—composed of Maltese, Finnish and Swedish authorities—were aware of
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2y ago
> Someone once said that looking for a ship on the ocean is like trying to find your car keys in a field with a pair of binoculars. That is true if you try to look for a ship visually. But nobody would do that. Everyone uses radar. The r
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> Stop loving your child They are not your child. They are someone else's child. Maybe you keep loving them the same. Maybe you don't. > punish the mother? That would be barbaric. You wish your former partner all the best, a
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“We literally are failing to survive on Earth.”
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> What's the point of going around The point is to be accurate. > Guys don't be scared, I didn’t say to not be scared. There is such a thing as surviving something, but wishing that you didn’t. > Now, let me address your
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> Quite obviously "the worst climate change prediction" implies that we all die. If you understand "prediction" to mean "any bullshit made up by anyone" then yes. But if you mean by "prediction" wh
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I believe I do. If you disagree you have to explain your position with more words, because I don’t feel like guessing.
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> We, as a species, are on the verge of collapsing on Earth, Humanity is not on the verge of collapsing on Earth. Not even close. There is billions of us and our number is going up. Even with the worts climate change predictions the thre
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2y ago
> Removing the upper skin layer could be safer ? Tattoos are not in the upper skin layer though. Also removing any skin layers is quite dangerous, at least in a statistical sense.
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2y ago
Kinda hard to understand the whole deal about the Church of England without Henry VIII though. I don't think anyone is deifying him. At least not in modern discourse. But that is not the only reason to study someone.
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> He's an artist, not an engineer. He is by training an industrial designer. But also, there is no clear boundary between being an artist and being an engineer. There are artist who show great mastery of engineering in their art wor
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2y ago
The goal of reducing e-waste is commendable. I really like the idea that if people built their own toaster then they will know how it works and they will feel more comfortable repairing it if something goes wrong with it. That being said I
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What I don't like about Thomas Thwaites's Toaster project is that I feel the end product intentionally looks bad. I feel the artist could have chosen different paths and could have created a practical toaster just with a little bi
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Also i don’t really understand why does it need to be improvised. The audience wants to see roaring airplanes flying by. I understand that. But why can’t the paths be pre-agreed?
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> lose all the income from that customer to save a few bucks for sending an extra invoice…? Maybe they sent all the extra invoices? It sounds like you are assuming discontinuing the service was the first and only thing they tried.
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I’m confused about how you mean by your sentence. Is it that you did not realise that specialist equipment is needed to cut a record? (That is you thought the equipment is more commonplace?) Or is it that you didn’t realised that the equipm
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2y ago
No worries, and thank you for giving it a thought!
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Could you share the source you found please? Not that i’m doubting you. Just that i also did some poking around and found this statement published in 2013: “The Falcinelli OOKP (MOOKP), where adequately performed, is now recognised internat
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> they can track your location, track everything you do with an electronic device with very little investment for anyone but the most paranoid people with impeccable opsec It sounds like you are only thinking about state against private
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2y ago
> Can it explain how it intends to get access to primers, a PCR machine, or even test that any of its hypotheses work? Is it going to check in on its cell cultures every day for a year? How's it going to passage the cell media, keep
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I don’t think that the suggestion is that the standarised test is the only filter. It is merely one out of many.
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> The top comment used the word “ethics”. Yes. In quotes. Which I think means something other than ethics without quotes. > You’re here debating too, I'm not really. I'm chatting with you and others. Not everything is a deba
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> The Monty Hall problem is only a problem to those who are naive about probability, which is most people, because most of us don't learn any of this stuff early enough to form long lasting, correct instincts. I mean maybe? Depends
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Finite is not the same thing as countable. https://mathinsight.org/definition/countably_infinite
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> This discussion is sloppy and failing to define or be careful with ethics and how ethics is distinct from competition rules Because I think what we are talking about here is not ethics. Do note that I haven't used that term at all
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> I think most people reading this will feel a visceral sense of disgust Not disgust at all. More like a sense of pointlesness. You can't sit on a stool made out of virtual wood in a virtual workshop. So what is the point of "m
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I don’t understand what you are saying. Part of the problem is that the african country is buying snake venom specific to snakes in india. This is a problem which is not going to be solved by someone manufacturing a larger batch of snake ve
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> Doping is against marathon rules Yes. That is what I'm saying. Thank you for repeating it. > assault is both against the rules and also straight up illegal. This is coupled. What is or isn't assault depends on the rules of
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