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541.
by mjfl 5y ago
The adjective "extreme" is being thrown around a little readily these days. I would save it for those who carry out organized, intentionally violent attacks to achieve their goals, and not those who read pro life news.
542.
by mjfl 5y ago
thanks for the list!
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by mjfl 5y ago
I am the greatest.
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by mjfl 5y ago
I find this hard to believe. I remember mowing the lawn for my parents, powering my ridealong lawn mower with a few gallons of gas for an hour or two (or maybe 30 minutes, I don't remember how long it took me). My car, at best, would d
545.
by mjfl 5y ago
does anyone in fusion field know what type of reactor Helion is trying to make? I did a brief stint in fusion research but the architecture they are trying to make work is unfamiliar to me.
546.
by mjfl 5y ago
some people will call your bluff.
547.
by mjfl 5y ago
similar chemistry precipitates the same element in the same conditions.
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by mjfl 5y ago
2+2 = injustice!
549.
by mjfl 5y ago
Plant life grows exponentially and can catch up to our additions of carbon.
550.
by mjfl 5y ago
Doesn't "thanks" imply a request was made, and "best" imply the end of a conversation? Did they just analyze a bunch of emails blind?
551.
by mjfl 5y ago
>Yes, thermodynamics says that all structures will eventually decay down to a small set consistent with max entropy. But what about long before then? Thermodynamics says that all structures will eventually evolve towards a massive set
552.
by mjfl 5y ago
"We do not allow our children to have their own computers to prevent the risk of them being radicalized by alt-right websites" This is a sign of mental illness in parents. Shocking. I haven't seen the equivalent of since Chri
553.
by mjfl 5y ago
Consensus is self-reinforcing, by the rejection of papers that contradict dogmas. It's also relatively rare to go into "Climate Science" as a field. I would expect no more than 1 in 20 physicists becomes a "climate physi
554.
by mjfl 5y ago
I've never experienced any rolling blackouts in any us state, and I've lived in 3 others, before living in California.
555.
by mjfl 5y ago
> 1. You can absolutely be fired for cause as a tenured teacher in California, and it happens all the time. It's certainly more difficult than most other professions, but there is no law or policy preventing teachers from being fire
556.
by mjfl 5y ago
"Functional Algorithms" is a strange topic for me since algorithms seem very imperative, compared to the declarative nature of FP.
557.
by mjfl 5y ago
are there any in the us? Is it a sustainable business?
558.
by mjfl 5y ago
What about competence + relationship + hard work? Establishing relationships can be a part of work, and also hard work can be relationship building with a boss, who can then promote you... However, I share your aversion to being "a sla
559.
by mjfl 5y ago
Well really the hypotheses are "A causes B" and "not A causes B" which does actually leave a third case "A and B are independent".
560.
by mjfl 5y ago
I remember being introduced to opensourceecology 10 years ago. At first I was very enthusiastic. However, it seems to have had a rocky trajectory, with many people coming, then leaving, and progress being very slow. And some critical thinki
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by mjfl 5y ago
I used to work from home at a relatively fast paced job (software engineer / trader for a hedge fund) and it really didn't work for me. I needed the face to face communication of an office setting to work at the pace required. I w
562.
by mjfl 5y ago
Just visit Los Angeles and witness the ocean of cars clogging the streets everywhere and you will know this.
563.
by mjfl 5y ago
Look for pillars of salt!
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by mjfl 5y ago
I don't really think it's appropriate to accuse the Fed of "wallowing in apprehension". The Federal reserve is an incredibly powerful institution and missteps are extremely consequential.
565.
by mjfl 5y ago
I can understand the Fed not wanting to overreact. It has so much control over everything sometimes it's better not to swing.
566.
by mjfl 5y ago
I can't believe how calm and unpartisan CNN was back then. Reporting on boring stories like capitol building stuff and science.
567.
by mjfl 5y ago
try to do an internship over the summer and transition to a full time job. Internships can get your foot in the door and can let you put down roots somewhere which otherwise wouldn't accept you full time. If it doesn't work out, c
568.
by mjfl 5y ago
In these small towns I doubt mortuaries have a capacity much greater than 10 each.
569.
by mjfl 5y ago
It really sounds like a fake story, and many behavioral psychology studies have turned out to be fake.
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by mjfl 5y ago
California voters are probably totally fine with the housing supply being too low because it drives up the price of their houses.

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