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by krrrh 5y ago
Technically there are a few hundred L1 speakers of Esperanto, but that doesn’t really contradict your point. https://cogsci.ucsd.edu/~bkbergen/papers/NEJCL.pdf
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How about the following… > to regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states, and with the Indian tribes. Being interpreted thusly… > The government argued that if a single exception were made to the Controlled S
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When I was first learning Linux many years ago a friend and I got intoxicated and catted /dev/hda into /dev/dsp. It was all basically static with sometimes very structured patterns that we would try to guess as to what f
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I don't want anyone to see red, but this is probably the better path forward. OP's suggestion amounts to an official policy of stagflation, and that has huge drawbacks. If we let inflation run away eventually we're going to n
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I’ve been doing this lately too. I’m still on a regular keyboard but preparing for a 60% mechanical by getting used to hyper+hjkl for cursor movement. I found another project, which also uses Karabiner Elements, to be a good starting point
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> Literally nothing the Chinese do with energy policy right now will appease the west. Serious development and commercialization of small modular nuclear reactors as an alternative to coal would probably do the trick.
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You’re mixing up a debate of whether the first human cases of COVID in Wuhan came from an animal vs a lab leak. The same article you linked to contains this quote from Embarek: “And the conclusion was we did not find evidence of large outbr
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No it is not generally understood, the symptoms are quite different. There is no evidence that the thousands of people who suffered from vape-related lung issues in 2019 had a concomitant coronavirus infection. The incidence of vape-related
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This is such a bizarre comment and your thesis is nowhere near being “transparently obvious”. You’re trying to link the people whose lungs were harmed by vitamin E acetate in black market vaping cartridges to COVID? Credible genetic analysi
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I don’t know about Nepal, but traditionally places like Brazil pursued “import substitution” strategies of charging high tariffs on technology products to try to establish home-grown industries, and pursue autarky (self-sufficiency). It’s a
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Man those ellipses are doing a lot of work in your quote.
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We’ll never know for sure, but this seems like revisionist history and motivated reasoning. Gore and his advisors supported regime change in Iraq when he was in office and intelligence failures didn’t suddenly start in early 2001, nor were
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> They should compare this to those. Or we could trust the adults who chose one product over the other to make those decisions.
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I had a friend who spent months measuring the power output of all his appliances and lights trying to figure out where half his electricity bill was going. He finally realized it was the hot water recirculator.
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You’re probably right, but most people also thought this about the Soviet Union in the eighties.
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This comment confuses me. There’s plenty of reasons to wring hands over a new law, and the existence of an old law doesn’t change this. It’s well known that the old hate speech laws have existed for 20 years, and also that they have been un
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I was fortunate to randomly visit the Notion offices and meet some the team a couple of years ago through a personal connection. At the time I hadn’t used the app and was actually oblivious to what they were working on. Now I spend a few ho
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This is a fair request and I would love to see it, but I feel like the vast majority of people who bring it up probably routinely use Google docs (not making a claim about your particular case), and I never see the same criticism levelled a
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The author of the linked piece, Lenore Skenazy, is famous for becaming known as the worst mother in America when she wrote about letting her 9 year old ride the subway alone in her column for the New York Sun. I’ve never seen that in NY, th
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Hm, I think GP is talking about how the left-of-center media in the NY Times & MSNBC called out goons like John Brennan and James Clapper for lying in front of congress about domestic surveillance and then lionized them because they wer
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I’ve been doing a deep dive on ivermectin the last few days and that’s something I didn’t know. TIL. https://www.thesprucepets.com/ivermectin-based-heartworm-med...
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The emergence of virulent variants that the existing vaccines don’t work against, especially in countries that are already behind on vaccinations or unable to acquire vaccines is a good reason to not stop research into treatments that may p
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For some it’s also an application of the precautionary principle, and a worry that rushing into widespread application of an experimental treatment may present unknown harms. Contra to the contrarians rejecting establishment science, a seco
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5/3/1 is primarily a strength program, but it will definitely benefit general wellness and resting metabolic burn. In terms of barbell-oriented strength programs, 5/3/1 is a good program to do after you've mastered
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Thanks for taking the time to reply. I don't envy your job, and you've always appeared to be quite good at it.
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The organization that he is part of isn’t hosting the video but embedding the video which was on Bret Weinstein’s podcast. What is colourful about the Wikipedia entry exactly? He appears to be a credible physician who has a different opinio
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I watched the video when it was released on Bret Weinstein’s podcast. I think it could be an interesting discussion if people actually watched the video, but this seems like a touchy subject to people who didn’t for some reason.
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I think you’re getting downvotes for the statement “never been shown”. It’s an overly broad claim, and even the link you posted talks more about the severity of punishment being a weaker deterrent than the certainty of being caught (and pun
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The vaccine produces spike protein and some research suggests that the spike protein itself is the source of vascular system damage. There was a contention that the vaccine spike protein is designed to stay on the surface of infected cells
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> The only possible long term side effect here is partial or total immunity from COVID. You don’t need to convince me to get vaccinated, but this is a profoundly unscientific statement. The mRNA vaccines are a brand new technology that w

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