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by meroes 6y ago
I am a technician for xfinity in the bay area and NIMBYism a huge part too I would say. Huge portions of Mill Valley especially on and around Mt Tam had such bad poles and vegetation. Only the last 3 fire years did anything. But literally n
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by meroes 6y ago
since at least 2002 https://www.weather.gov/media/pub/pdf/sdata/072002.pdf
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by meroes 6y ago
Didn't the Senate, House Committees, nearly every US intelligence agency, and independent researchers all say Russia actively interfered and wanted Trump to win? Where are you still finding the one source espousing this nonsense?
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by meroes 6y ago
I mean sure but t' Hooft also denies every interpretation of QM other than superdeterminism, which is almost anti-science (no indepedence of experimenters). I'd rather learn mainstream before I go solo
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by meroes 6y ago
Federal Gov't handles immigration laws and enforcement by and large.
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by meroes 6y ago
You mean like neutrinos?
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by meroes 6y ago
It literally is though
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by meroes 6y ago
Does it seem a little disjointed between the article's content (exposing overuse and misuse of Fusion centers via a hack) and the headline/inline focus of "700,000 Law Enforcement Officers Exposed"? Almost like they were
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by meroes 6y ago
There are deterministic qm interpretations though so this can't be absolutely true.
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by meroes 6y ago
adapt or be left out
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by meroes 6y ago
Facebook censors a thousand different thing before it presents your feed.
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by meroes 6y ago
People on HN are no different than others. It's easy to be a naysayer and point out flaws, and it's an annoying trend that bogs down or even derails the conversation. And now I have to brace for the "well actually's&quo
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by meroes 6y ago
Are all these posts whatabouts from Googlers who are fed up with all the Google bashing on HN or something? What on Earth.
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by meroes 6y ago
Just not true. Imagine eating 50g of sugar during a run vs 50g of sugar while sitting in the couch for a sedentary person. Your body's hormones also determine fat gain/loss beyond just calories in/out. And fats and proteins,
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by meroes 6y ago
No sources but it's common knowledge in fitness groups like bodybuilding. For every 1g for carb you intake, your body wants 3-4g of water to digest it. Also glycogen is what provides your muscles quick access to energy, and is stored w
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by meroes 6y ago
Or it's in response to and a reversal of the moral superiorirty Christians and conservatives have held over this country for several hundred years. Maybe it's an overcorection, but that's how these things always work.
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by meroes 6y ago
YouTube Vanced for Android removes all in-video ads in case anyone doesn't know.
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by meroes 6y ago
Isn't everything [1] thermodynamic evidence of algorithmic structure of nature? When you have intial conditions (big bang, fundamental constants) and dynamical laws (physics), everything is an algorithmic construction to some degree,
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by meroes 6y ago
Isn't it usually assumed spacetime is not discrete. At the very least there is no proof to say everything is discrete. Just because the universe can do computations doesn't mean it is a state machine.
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by meroes 6y ago
In r/law someone said they are using the int'l airport as a border, which is apparently legal.
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by meroes 6y ago
My personal observation over the years is congestion is the only thing forcing many people to obey traffic laws. Weekend drivers aren't worse per se, just untethered.
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by meroes 6y ago
I called the superior court of an out of state ticket I got for underage possession of alcohol (application asked about misdemeanors and felonies) and they said don't bring it up unless I'm applying to the FBI. So if it didn'
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by meroes 7y ago
So, if his encryption was implemented perfectly the source code would do nothing to speed up decryption. Author admits this in the 2018 thread. If there was some bug or oversight, he gave the NSA a way to break into millions of machines. So
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by meroes 7y ago
I disagree that Redistribution is unfair when the playing field isn't level from the get go.
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by meroes 7y ago
I think technology is only one way of expanding markets indefinitely, albeit one of the most beneficial when it happens. Unfortunately capitalism's need for infinite growth is nigh unstoppable and it always finds a path. If there aren&
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by meroes 7y ago
There's multiple people here suggesting everyday people spread a possibly less lethal strain, in ways that will likely spread every other contagious disease they also had. I think this post needs to be removed now
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by meroes 7y ago
That is true for so many diseases, like anything related to obesity, diet, exercise and smoking. Doctors are too ready to prescribe pills instead of an exercise regimen or diet. I wonder if doing studies on specific exercise regimes and die
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by meroes 7y ago
Maybe just me but I never feel that? Seems like cashiers are routinely grumpy and silent as a trend.
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by meroes 7y ago
BI posts a hitpiece on their competitor and that's the message you took. Social media and YouTube at least provide a way to find and post first hand information that is needed when traditional news sources have their own agendas that d
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by meroes 7y ago
Maybe the visual center has more trust over auditory or other parts of the brain? For example an auditory hallucination is easily discounted, but if most people witnessed a visual hallucination, they'd question their own sanity because

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