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by lasc4r 5y ago
I suspect all of the drugs are pretty popular in Russia.
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by lasc4r 5y ago
Maybe not. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Density_wave_theory
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by lasc4r 6y ago
Eagles eat the dead cows on our farm. As I understand it from 1 minute of google searching Turkeys do not partake of dead flesh. Much more gentlemanly if you ask me.
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by lasc4r 6y ago
So the killer use case is a scheme to avoid capital gains taxes? Sounds about right.
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by lasc4r 6y ago
>One could argue that advertising for large brands with name recognition could be less valuable. It is without a doubt, and this is what the Freakonomics advertising episodes are mostly about.
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by lasc4r 6y ago
You sound like a child. No one is panicking, the problem is it's killing people and hospitalizing even more people to the point of overrunning hospitals.
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by lasc4r 6y ago
>Have you ever heard of anyone catching diphtheria? Nope, I wonder why.
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by lasc4r 8y ago
I imagine during a regular class he was Professor Feynman, during Physics X he was just Dick Feynman.
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by lasc4r 8y ago
They can negotiate better prices for the feed they buy as well. Or they just own a feed supplier. That's by far the largest single operating cost they have to deal with.
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by lasc4r 8y ago
Cherry picking isn't really needed, infrastructure and health care are a disaster here. edit: For some perspective, there are 240,000 water main breaks every year in the US, wasting over 2 trillion gallons of treated drinking water. h
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by lasc4r 8y ago
I've been reading studies about how facebook makes you depressed for years. Facebook may have had a golden age around the time of the Arab spring, is that the narrative you're referring to?
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by lasc4r 8y ago
I believe grass fed cattle produce more methane actually.
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by lasc4r 8y ago
That sounds highly infeasible.
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by lasc4r 8y ago
Or they didn't realize they were ever exposed to toxins, and they just think they got moody over time or that poor memory they have is normal aging.
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by lasc4r 9y ago
this is almost as bad as a strongly worded internet comment.
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by lasc4r 9y ago
Interesting perspective, but they are a growing global power and still growing quickly. They might actually have a more effective government than western style democracies, but I hope that's not the case. It will be interesting to see
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by lasc4r 9y ago
That's 25 million per hour, we must have very different definitions of what a small city is.
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by lasc4r 9y ago
Bitcoin transactions are done on a distributed ledger that everyone can see. 4700BTC went from NiceHash -> Hacker
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by lasc4r 9y ago
The 37% is accurate for peak usage. What makes it more complicated to measure is that Netflix and Google have private networks, CDNs that are uploading all of that data during peak usage, which is much closer to the user geographically. The
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by lasc4r 9y ago
If I had a hot dog cart and sold $500 worth of hot dogs, but the hot dogs cost me $100, to me, that's not making $500.
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by lasc4r 9y ago
is "making per day" profit or revenue?
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by lasc4r 9y ago
My best guesses are that there are patterns that pop up from the IP addresses of VPN connected users that give it away. Weird devices, weird timezones, the more popular the website the more people from the VPN will be connecting and the mor
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by lasc4r 9y ago
Yeah I was just checking this myself, nothing great there. I did look to see what my 1070 was selling for recently at various online sites. Looks like they did spike in value starting in June, going from $380 to $500 and being sold at fewer
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by lasc4r 9y ago
We need some solar frickin' roadways!
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by lasc4r 9y ago
Same meaning in the US, at least for me.
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by lasc4r 10y ago
Did you get the job?
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by lasc4r 10y ago
Pretty sure more than 1% of Muslims don't completely reject ISIS. Definitely not Al Qaida.
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by lasc4r 10y ago
Spoilers reduce drag and provide down force and high speeds.