mistrial9

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by mistrial9 3mo ago
repeated efforts to develop "dwelling units" on a large scale have collapsed in corruption. There are financial players who are very aware that there are vast amounts of monthly monies at play. This is not unique to the USA in fac
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by mistrial9 3mo ago
isnt it obvious that some web sites will become unreadable without serious machine assistance, while classical HTML web standards have some fallback path to read by a human ? clear text with minimal markup has many desirable properties IMHO
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
really? that reminds me of the county prosecuting attorney who brings up unrelated stories of people who are obviously guilty whenever anyone questions their motivation and attention to the law
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
"fasting is a disaster for the body" says radio MD with complete confidence.. one of my personal favorites
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
yeah - this is a flawed example, post-Purdue opioid epidemic. Brief tidbits include: real pharm science showed that pain killing effects of opioids are not as effective as some existing, non-opioid medications; sales agents were paid in co
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
never - the courts must make decisions
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
> 99% of Americans couldn’t place Denmark on a map (I’m not kidding) sixty one percent of statistics are fabricated on the spot?
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
checkout "batteries" for new info agree, state grid is no joke
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
other extreme case, California, where electricity costs are a large multiple of US averages, and the utility company owns military equipment. PG&E + minions monitor every connection, and charge to connect to the grid. High quality solar
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
this is how power politics works? There is a massive, population wide complaint.. something that annoys or damages many, many people. Politics waits, studies, private meetings .. of course there are business who are making money actively,
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
those that know, do not talk?
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
> The failure of the environment movements over the last 60 years are proof superficial and incorrect
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
the reply here is .. any software can really perform badly.. it takes some effort to not perform badly. the default gravity is to be buggy and bad performance. The parent-post is right there are hundreds of small parts and they all have to
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
> officials in Denmark and the Netherlands have similarly expressed a desire to uncouple from the US-based software group oh that is clever writing
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
Isn't true that a collection of truly difficult behavior was also attracted to the original efforts, and within a few years there was intractable corruption in that, but it was difficult to detect as a new entrant? real info welcome as
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
"bad people" ?
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
this book is somewhat useful https://archive.org/details/etaq_light-on-pranayama-b-k-s-iy...
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
this argument is weakened by welding large bulky statements together.. IMO each part there is a tip of a dynamic-systems-iceburg. "He just does THIS" and "that is THIS" ... the short form medium kills inquiry. A studied
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
I believe that your individual ability to execute an order is constrained such that some of the difference is removed. On the other hand, the overall thesis has merits IMHO
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
All models are wrong, but some are useful.
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by mistrial9 4mo ago
> average Nordic Baltic person there is no average person, it is a myth of statistics.
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by mistrial9 5mo ago
you might be surprised if you take this approach.. give key words and phrases in small amounts, each sentence of a prompt building on a previous sentence. Take a an example that is not very hard, like Lewis Carrol Alice in Wonderland origin
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by mistrial9 5mo ago
different models have been very different in this way.. almost ten years ago the French made a very large effort to capture languages.. the release notes I read at the time IIR had quite a few languages from South Asia / India, and in
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by mistrial9 5mo ago
these ideas need some refinement.. literacy and a written Law come to mind. Basic Catholic teaching purposefully excludes quite a lot of material that is recognized today.
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by mistrial9 5mo ago
don't forget thought leader and trendsetter Alex Karp
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by mistrial9 5mo ago
chemical engineering answers that in the small.. There are endless systems of testing within the chemical engineering discipline.. it has a bad name to the lay population, probably for real reasons, but the actual rigor is real also.. much
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by mistrial9 5mo ago
no, Hasenpfeffer is not exclusively a yiddish dish AFAIK
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by mistrial9 5mo ago
> They cut costs and ruined the formula and brand. "they" did not cut costs! "they" was actually one single guy, who inherited an empire, and put his mark on it.. which killed it.. Robert Uihlein Jr This is listed a
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by mistrial9 5mo ago
similar to the Google-Facebook surveillance Capitalism that funded so many D-pols? .. before this devolves into simple polarity jab posts.. taxation-based Big Gov seems very eager to embrace and extend constant tracking of location via devi
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by mistrial9 5mo ago
I put the word "iconoclasm" in quotes because yes, you are right in a strict sense, but over time the word was broadened.. > Who do you think 'conquered' the Swedes How can this written exchange now bring light to the

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