mharig

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by mharig 3y ago
Yes. Unfortunately there exists no democracy on this planet.
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by mharig 3y ago
SpaceX was highly supported by early military orders and payments. And the US of A started a proxy war to save Boeing. Capitalism has to cheat.
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by mharig 3y ago
It's more complicated: https://nihrecord.nih.gov/2022/04/15/scientists-reveal-good-... And I guess the story around Parkinson's (and Alzheimer's) will come out more complicated, too.
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by mharig 3y ago
Reminded me of having had a printout of the disassembled ROM at that time.
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by mharig 3y ago
That makes me stay apotheist.
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by mharig 3y ago
It may outpace the official inflation rate. But I do not trust those numbers. Maybe the CEOs have a better knowledge of it, and the 7.7% are nearer to the true value?
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by mharig 3y ago
Most of the students do not leave university as high qualified, badly needed workers, but as useless parasites, like lawyers, economists, psychologists, sociologists, ..............
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by mharig 3y ago
Yes, it may cut the Lithium demand in half, if the demand does not change (much), and that is not likely. Sorry for the not so well formulated statement. I meant that that may lower the inclination of the curve of Lithium demand significant
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by mharig 3y ago
That can happen with physical physicians, too. Happened to my granma when she was 90. She had convinced her doctor prescribing her 5 or 6 drugs. She swallowed them until she was so weak she had to go to hospital, where the tests revealed th
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by mharig 3y ago
IMHO, lifting weights i.g. focuses too much on specific muscles. Calisthenics, OTOH, builds well distributed strength. Just watch some YT videos of body builders vs Calisthenics guys and you will know what I mean.
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by mharig 3y ago
What the article does not mention: in June a new chinese emission standard for vehicles, that can hardly be met by combustion engines, will hit. That may drive up the Lithium demand. And in 23Q4 or 24Q1 CATL will sell its 500 Wh/kg bat
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by mharig 3y ago
Tritium, too. https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Available-global-tritium...
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by mharig 3y ago
Not only they might go to prison, they may risk values and lives of others, too: https://usma.org/unit-mixups
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by mharig 3y ago
I do not think cognition is sufficiently understood, to locate it solely in the cortex. The word is even not precisely defined.
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by mharig 3y ago
Yes. There are two different questions: Can a brain be constructed in a rather isolated state? Can a natural brain survive when separated from its periphery? I think the second is not possible. The first may be possible, but not in the near
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by mharig 4y ago
Not only the industry.
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by mharig 4y ago
IIRC, the neural tissue around the gut is near identical to the brain tissue.
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by mharig 4y ago
Even losing a finger can result in heavy phantom pain. I have a friend who losed a part of his leg, and he complained for many years about pain. I think if you separate all peripheral nerve connections from the brain, it will shut down imme
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by mharig 4y ago
I don't know food chemistry books for kids, but there are some online resources: https://thehomeschoolscientist.com/kitchen-chemistry/ https://foodscience.psu.edu/outreach/youth https:/
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by mharig 4y ago
Go and get a gun and you have a healthy diet of rabbits stuffed with onions and carrots.
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by mharig 4y ago
IIRC, the maybe biggest graph database in the world, TAO (The Associations and Objects ?) of FB, is based on MySQL. Meta may have had a good reason not to choose a 'native' graph DB.
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by mharig 4y ago
Ethanol seems to be an anti-inflammatory drug: https://heart.bmj.com/content/90/4/355
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by mharig 4y ago
Didn't read the article nor all comments, but someone may find this interesting: https://studyfinds.org/markings-cave-paintings-decoded/
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by mharig 4y ago
Are there democratic societies on this planet?
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by mharig 4y ago
Serving the demand and then imitating the consumism of the capitalists. I didn't write that 'comunism' is inherently better in the environmental aspect. At last it is just another ideological idiocy and kakistrocacy.
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by mharig 4y ago
Just two small corrections: neither Covid19 nor the war caused the effects, it were the measures that the stupid monkey horde took.
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by mharig 4y ago
IMO, some blogs are of better quality than most magazines. E.g. History related: acoup.blog Physics: backreaction.blogspot.com
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by mharig 4y ago
At least it does not fuck up a whole planet when it fails - in contrary to capitalism.
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by mharig 4y ago
The podcast Omegatau omegataupodcast.net They have interviews in german and in (some sort of) english. Unfortunately, that is the only important one you missed.
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by mharig 4y ago
Speeding up the time critical parts with Cython or Numba or ... is rather easy.

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