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mjfl
4y ago
Sounds like you do gardening and home improvements during work hours?
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4y ago
whenever people tell me they don't understand the use for crypto, they don't seem to accept the explanation 'you use it to pay for things over the internet', and they'll point to alternatives, like Paypal. I'm
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4y ago
no. like I said Putin is not stupid enough to make such an egregiously bad economic trade.
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I'd say the DNA is somewhere between machine code and bare metal integrated logic.
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he could do it by shutting off the pipeline, which is what he was already doing. He didn't need an excuse. Furthermore, he wants to be able to turn it back on, as negotiating tool. But the explosion prevents that, with no benefit. Peop
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4y ago
Tiny robots do it all the time. They're called immune cells.
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4y ago
Correct, he isn't stupid and he invaded Ukraine and you should be more weary about it. > Also, there's two assumptions here. First that they've destroyed the whole project. What's your source on the repair costs in or
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4y ago
The economics of the warning don't make sense. Why destroy billions of dollars, 10 years of construction, and hundreds of miles of Russian investment for a warning? That's stupid, and Putin isn't stupid, at all. Dogshit take.
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Nordstream is at least 500 miles long and billions of dollars of Russian investment built to provide income long past the wars end. There's no abstract 'warning' worth destroying that investment. Just no.
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exactly. This will allow us to properly guard the current thing.
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BLM, Ukraine
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"3-day work week brings no loss of productivity" "2-day work week brings no loss of productivity" "1-day work week brings no loss of productivity" "0-day work week brings no loss of productivity" -lai
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4y ago
I was thinking ivy league. smaller, more selective schools.
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There's many opportunities to go through one of these institutions - you could do undergrad there, grad school, or one of multiple post docs. There's lots of people that go state school -> ivy/prestige -> state school a
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Algebric Topology in Haskell
(github.com)
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It will be important, after the war, to whoever wins.
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touche. I guess I'm stupid. But Sevastopol is important.
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4y ago
Putin wants to secure Crimea, which is where a large part of the Russian navy is and their only connection to the Mediterranean.
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4y ago
Considering that the definition of a computer is very broad - a means of storing a state + rules for evolving that state given the state and inputs from the environment, I'm not sure how you can say the brain does not work like a compu
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you're example assumes you know what causing the problem though. This is far, far from the case here - "Down syndrome causes decrease in GnRH" does not imply "Low GnRH causes down syndrome", though as I said, if you
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One shouldn't generally expect the application of a single chemical hormone to improve cognitive performance. The brain is a computer, and doing this is roughly the equivalent of hooking up either side of a microprocessor with jumper c
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I mean if you are starting from plutonium and assuming it's gonna cost $2k you are lying to yourself. I can only imagine... "Step 1. buy 5 kg of plutonium for $1k".... I think plutonium is 4 mil per kilogram according to goog
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Right because “neurotypical” people acknowledge when they’re wrong all the time.
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How is this a civil matter and not criminal?
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This is all very abstract, so you can't really see the stupidity behind it. You can say "economic growth is out of control, we need to reduce GDP by 50% and get comfortable with it" and many people will applaud. But if you sa
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So they are basically a SPAC
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another could be genital mutilation, or giving puberty blocking hormones to children.
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Looks like they found no change on a wide variety of tests, like measurements of openness and creativity, except for an array of subjective, psychedelic experience questions like "Sounds influences things I see", "I see disto
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4y ago
I just checked facebook newsfeed and it looks the same.
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> We know that a group of people who suffer from depression have lower serotonin levels when compared to someone who is considered... not depressed. I thought the whole point of the article was that there is no solid evidence of a relati
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