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by kuhewa 5y ago
But there are highly abundant stocks of wild fish that can be harvested sustainably en masse, like pollock, it's really hard for scalefish aquaculture to entirely outcompete the simplicity of that — allowing nature to feed your fish an
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by kuhewa 5y ago
I'm pretty sure the wild capture fisheries data includes shellfish etc. FAOs numbers for total fisheries production matches aquaculture + capture fisheries that says 'wild fish'. Often fish is used in a very loose sense in
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by kuhewa 5y ago
We are destroying ecosystems on land as well. Everything is connected and there is no free lunch — the answer isn't to completely stop doing one or the other only to greatly increase impacts on the other parts of the biosphere, it is t
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Why? That just means we would be fucking up the land more. No joke, if we don't eat fish we are eating something that requires land to grow, and agrarian land usually comes from destroying biodiverse ecosystems.
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by kuhewa 5y ago
The counterfactual to fishing isn't nothing though. People need to eat. Any calorie not coming from seafood has a footprint on land. Some seafood like whitefish, small pelagics and farmed bivalves, when sustainably managed are about th
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by kuhewa 5y ago
> No it can’t, not in 3D... it is just a turn Not if it is chiral. then whatever turn is defined as right is not left
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Why is it important that a convicted child abuser be free to take care of children once their punishment is over? There are plenty of other fields in which they could find employment.
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by kuhewa 5y ago
I hadn't heard of it before, but it looks a bit like Clan Lord, which I played in 1998.
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Were the engineers from the future?
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by kuhewa 5y ago
I can only guess you aren't actually familiar with Holmes' claims.
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by kuhewa 5y ago
> There are two forces at play: decreasing infection rates among gay men, and increasing infection rates among straight men. Both aspects of the curve are "doing work" to change the statistics. You may have missed the point — o
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Granting a decade long delay in diagnosis of all heterosexual HIV+ cases vs instantaneous diagnosis of homosexual men, the disparity still doesn't explain much - unless there is orders of magnitude shifts in the infection rates among h
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by kuhewa 5y ago
But at most there would be a delay of a few years in diagnosis if they are more prompt about it. No one goes too long with an untreated HIV infection before symptoms become noticeable
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by kuhewa 5y ago
> Arguing that nuclear is more costly than other forms is just arguing about a few pennies in the dollar. The trouble is that cost is mostly due to the need to service considerable upfront capital investment required to build a project,
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by kuhewa 5y ago
The paper indicates that at times and levels of.social organisation our lethal violence rate increases well above the phylogenically predicted 2% — see Fig. 3c the contemporary band and tribe median estimates of 5±1% which are probably cons
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Some of the very similar Neanderthal variants of genes are manifest as important phenotypic differences though. Traits ranging from hair straightness, sneezing after dark chocolate, to severe COVID risk. Some alleles are now suddenly quite
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by kuhewa 5y ago
The only value they necessarily hold is that faith alone yields salvation, i.e. fuck up all you want if you ask for forgiveness. maybe you can include some obvious ones like 'dont murder'.
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by kuhewa 5y ago
I'm a base R purist personally, but that's mostly because of how long ago I picked it up and don't get any improvements in development speed from dplyr verbs with a few exceptions. But I disagree with this take for beginners
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Ive gotta say, I think the first comment on the actual blog post nails it. Remember, kids, growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell.
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by kuhewa 5y ago
I'm a marine biologist, often when we fish it is in some difficult circumstances due to species or habitat of interest. A quote passed down from one of my academic great grandparents (that was probably in a discussion about the futilit
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by kuhewa 5y ago
You might be mistaking me for someone who stated there is a math replication crisis. I replied to one specific claim
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Agreed, and they aren't isolated in terms of seminal studies that probably won't be replicated. No ethics board is going to allow us to strap down a seal and put it's head underwater, but that's how we learned a lot abou
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by kuhewa 5y ago
> Math can be checked nearly instantaneously, so the "might" becomes inconsequential my small. Can it though? Pickovers 2013 edge response comes to mind, can hundreds of pages of a proof based on axioms that require particular
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Examples of the primary exposure to the concept of cultural appropriation being fringe cases the appear absurd? Sure, just search it on YouTube. Regardless of the vagaries of the algo for you, several examples are sure to be on the first pa
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by kuhewa 5y ago
> Generally when people speak of "cultural appropriation" it's a situation where you have a majority and/or oppressing group capitalizing on the culture of a minority and/or oppressed group. I think the issue, as
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by kuhewa 5y ago
The last time half of North America was under ice was 20kya, 8kya was relatively warm with just a bit of ice that hadn't melted yet in the northeast of Canada. The species that entered those areas would have done so during climate-driv
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by kuhewa 5y ago
hey now, they didn't ask for an example of bikeshedding by means of taking an uncharitable interpretation of a comment.
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Tt appears to be a pretty sound review of evidence, and then a discussion and conclusions section where the results of the review are interpreted and implications are discussed. Seeing "sad" appear in an abstract is sort of unusua
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by kuhewa 5y ago
Of course science is about discussing stances. Conclusions and hypotheses are stances taken on an interpretation of data. The authors present data and demonstrate why a particular stance would be a misinterpretation. > I thought it was a

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