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by lIl-IIIl 10mo ago
Video of the encounter: https://www.reddit.com/r/marinebiology/comments/1q26t6r/juve...
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by lIl-IIIl 10mo ago
Sold to whom? I understand when people use that phrase about advertising, but I don't see this here.
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by lIl-IIIl 11mo ago
20+% of adults have anxiety, which they include here. So 38% for any of the conditions they listed ("mental health conditions and learning disabilities, like anxiety, depression, and ADHD" plus everything else) doesn't seem o
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by lIl-IIIl 11mo ago
I think it's correct. They were lost to the general public and were considered missing. When a smaller yellow diamond surfaced there was speculation that it's the Florentine diamond that was cut.
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by lIl-IIIl 11mo ago
The second search result for "Australian world map" shows a world map that is designed for Australian schools and it centers on Pacific Ocean: https://www.australianteachingaids.com.au/the-world-map The first sear
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by lIl-IIIl 11mo ago
Demographers can predict when people are going to die but they have no way to predict how many children they will have. They have been getting it wrong for a long time, assuming that the gradual decrease in birthrate will stop, only to be p
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by lIl-IIIl 11mo ago
That's how git commits work. Current laptop stickers: current state. Photo of the previous laptop: reference to previous commit.
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
There's an incorrect claim in the article (possibly a typo, but a big one): "China set goals for reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2030 in 2019 and met their 2030 goal in 2024, so fast is their transition going." There&#x
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
Interesting, I thought Russian did that for the same reasons as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nihon-shiki system does, which also uses "si" instead of "shi" for シ.
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
I don't really get this one: https://ambigr.am/contest/sayings . The "up" is supposed to turn to "do" but I don't recognize neither the "d" nor the "o".
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
It's happening though. Birthrate in many countries are below replacement rate, and birthrates in all countries have declined: https://www.economist.com/interactive/briefing/2025/09/11/hu... .
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
I think she advocating for fewer births. The 8 billion deaths would eventually happen by themselves, most of them of old age.
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
Why?
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
Look at the Soviet Union at the height of Stalinist oppression in the 1930s. Having the wrong book (not even necessarily a Western book but even a Soviet book that is no longer in good graces) could be a trip to the Gulag which for many was
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
He was familiar with attraction and repulsion of bodies due to static electric charge, which he attributed to "most subtle spirit": https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-94-009-7715-0_...
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
You might find this video of Feyman talking about magnets interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MO0r930Sn_8
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
Do they actually need to scan the book? Or can they buy the book, and then use the pirated copy?
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
I mean the original problem can be interpreted in both ways. You have to ask the questioner for more information to remove the ambiguity.
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
It's not the birth order that is relevant. It's the fact that there are twice as many boy-girl families as there are girl-girl families in the world.
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
The other interpretation that leads to 1/3 probably is also pretty intuitive. That's the fun part of this question is that it leaves crucial information unspecified. I think this is a reasonable interpretation: You meet a family a
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
OCR mistakes can be hilarious. This was read as "STAR FUCKS COFFEE": https://www.google.com/maps/@40.785843,-73.95097,3a,20y,56.6...
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
But on the other hand... Some people open cafes specifically because they dream of creating a place for the community to hang out. At least that's what they say. I often see McDonald's fill that niche for older folks.
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
I agree. I also think it's natural and something we do all the time.
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
I think the argument "I'd rather have a higher risk of dying than do this other unpleasant thing". Which to be fair everyone does all the time (driving habits, eating habits, etc).
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
The first perfume on https://www.cbihateperfume.com/ is "At the Beach 1966". This was a plot line for Seinfeld (Kramer invents it then Calvin Klein steals his idea).
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
The engine doesn't understand natural English. It only understands the hard-coded words. The game author forgets to include some common verb or an uncommon spelling, and oops, an otherwise great puzzle is now very frustrating. There&#x
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
I think the current system is the way it is in order so that the most used direction (down) uses your strongest finger, the index finger. I don't know what your mean by "Not only because the most used used direction (↓) would be c
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
The actual process of getting a research card does not mention any business need. It just asks to show ID and watch a training video: https://www.archives.gov/research/start/researcher-card . It specifically mention
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
I don't see where in the link it says that.
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by lIl-IIIl 1y ago
Wikipedia says they had no WMDs: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraq_and_weapons_of_mass_des... . What are these documents you are referring to?

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