logfromblammo

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by logfromblammo 6y ago
Learning how to make concise, effective infographics is a part of learning technical writing. A picture may not always be worth exactly 1000 words, but images with high cognitive density are usually worth putting into your document.
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
Sounds cheaper than paying a freelancer $0.025 per word, too. I suppose if you were just starting a blogspam recipe site, you could initially pay freelancers for the first articles, and use them as your training corpus. But since this sort
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
Photographs, videos, or drawings of recipes in progress are copyrightable, and usually more helpful. Furthermore, they provide evidence that the recipe is actually viable. That's why you shouldn't expect to make a cent from creat
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
The simple truth is that the core recipes are fact-based and non-copyrightable, and the 1000-word blogspam recipe header is both copyrightable and garners better search result rankings. So the business model is to take facts from the public
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
Yes, it does. The hypothesis is that "clock molecules" in the bloodstream provide a global age-clock for about five other tissue-specific age-clocks in the body. Spoofing the global clock signal for a long enough period tricks th
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
It would be smarter to hire a team of social media experts to do that for him, and rotate out the point person through the decon shower and then into the kittens+puppies room whenever they get too much crazy on them.
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
Peelian policing is but one of the foundation influences on U.S. policing, introduced in northern metropolitan areas: Boston, New York City, and Chicago. The other major influence was the slave patrol. This is why there is such a strong o
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
Opposing political positions have complicated the issue of poverty wages far beyond what is necessary. What we have, in law, is the result of a century of unproductive struggle, that branches out into other parts of the economy. We are sti
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
Or brains in jars. Build a new body when you get there.
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
This AI passes the Furing Test.
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There is an inflection point around the late seventies and early eighties which marks a huge expansion in the depredation of the upper class upon the middle and lower classes. Prior to that point, increases in worker productivity positively
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There's also nothing wrong with a man who rides a horse to the point of injury calling in a large-animal veterinarian to treat it, a vet whose services are paid by someone else. But there is some question as to whether the availability
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
There's a handy chart out there that plots change in worker productivity and change in purchasing power by income percentile over time that answers this in a single graphic. If a task normally takes 10 minutes, and an employee complete
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
Neither is downloading a car, and yet, we have a highly patronizing video prepended to a lot of home video releases that disingenuously equates copyright infringement to theft. Intentionally paying an employee less than a living wage, with
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
Housing also depreciates. It just so happens that for much of history, the lands that those houses are attached to have appreciated fast enough to counteract the loss.
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
People aren't stupid. They do respond to incentives and disincentives. The debt load on young people is greater than the cost of raising a child to adulthood. By the time it is paid off, the urge to procreate has gone. And those who
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
So tuition and texts could be paid with 150 hours of on-campus labor. Let's call that 15% part-time. Someone on 20 hour/week 50% part-time would therefore have wages left over for things like food, clothing, and housing, and tim
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
Article states 4s activity followed by 45s seated rest, repeated 5 times. So you're actually occupied with the workout task for 4m+05s every hour, even though only 20s of that is sprinting.
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
If Russia were mostly undeveloped from the Urals to the Bering Sea, I would indeed be fine with them burning tires in Moscow all day. If Russia started consciously farming carbon sinks across Siberia, they could burn tires in St. Petersburg
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
I am not advocating lowering any bars. I'm just saying that those kids are as screwed now as they have ever been, and that this particular misfortune will not play in their favor in the future, as employers, government, and nongovernm
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
The longer you delay graduation past the age of legal majority, the more students will drop out and [attempt to] enter the workforce. Not every kid is willing and able to live with their current parent or guardian after they are legally abl
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by logfromblammo 6y ago
Yes. Butter solids taste a bit like baked/toasted cheese. Highly recommended.
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by logfromblammo 7y ago
The spore drive is a correctly-formatted and notarized petition to Juffo-Wup. The flash does not originate at Discovery and propagate outward as light, but begins before the ship appears, from a diffuse source, constructively interferes at
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by logfromblammo 7y ago
So it'll come out of a different line-item in the budget.
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by logfromblammo 7y ago
Marx is irrelevant to younger generations in the US. Obsolete. We don't really need to discuss him. They can see with their own eyes what he could only imagine and speculate upon, and then some. And what they see is that not only ar
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by logfromblammo 7y ago
Guilty. That is, in fact, exactly what I screamed--but in my head, so as to not disturb anybody. Thanks for the good luck wishes. I could really use some.
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by logfromblammo 7y ago
Marx never witnessed a fully-automated factory in operation. He'd poop out 26 pallets of perfectly-stacked, completely-uniform dry-stack quake-resistant mortarless bricks onto the trailer of an all-electric self-driving truck, and his
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by logfromblammo 7y ago
Socialization days need to be synchronized. Errands often need to be anti-synchronized, so that your time off falls when most others are working. Fun days are somewhere in between. You need your group to have its time off all at the same
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by logfromblammo 7y ago
I pulled my old Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 out of storage, to find that the video feed functions only when plugged in to a USB 2 port, and my current home desktop just has USB 3 ports. I haven't yet tried fixing it, because honestly, n
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by logfromblammo 7y ago
It's more like "fatigue" in the materials science context. Subterranean nuclear testing produced rock fatigue from the unusual stresses and strains. It's one of the few geologically detectable effects of the anthropocene

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