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by mrfusion 5y ago
How do you feel about the ETF? Is it basically as good as a fund that holds btc?
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The Marathon Race Toward Fusion Power Could Be Reaching a Sprint(gizmodo.com)
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DeSantis Offering Companies Incentives Florida Ports Amid Backups in California(newsweek.com)
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by mrfusion 5y ago
What’s your face routine?
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Nuclear Fusion Edges Toward the Mainstream(nytimes.com)
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Privacy(apple.com)
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Sounds like a cool project for you …
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The surgical mask is a bad fit for risk reduction(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by mrfusion 5y ago
So you’re claiming these orcas can’t reproduce with other pods of orcas? Isn’t that the definition of a species? Not that I’m against helping them but we only have so much energy and focus so other species may need the help more.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Why seaweed over algae? Hey bonus you could use the waste in cow feed to reduce methane.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
There are lots of ways to protect the fuel. And beyond that you can launch over the ocean on a day the winds are blowing out to sea and completely protect populated areas.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Starship could open up a lot of options. There’s no reason it couldn’t launch a small probe loaded to the gills with fuel and engines and make a shorter trip.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
What’s the line of sticks down the middle with no fencing on it for?
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Dozens of Scientists Could Be Fired After Judge Won't Halt Vaccine Mandate(newsweek.com)
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Pandexit, please: The need for a Covid end date – Bournbrook Magazine(bournbrookmag.com)
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United States Bill of Rights(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mrfusion 5y ago
I’d think there are a certain class of programs that could benefit from just turning off garbage collection and reference counting. If you’re sure you won’t be needing a lot of memory and the program will be short lived that could be a lar
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Could this justify a 4.0 versioning? 1. It’s a huge change and 2. There’s a small chance to break existing code where the gil was masking problems.
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Norwegian signals end of face mask requirement on Scandinavian flights(flightglobal.com)
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Covid, lockdown and the retreat of scientific debate – The Spectator(spectator.co.uk)
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by mrfusion 5y ago
You could sell the oxygen too which would bring down the price.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
That sounds like a perpetual motion machine. What am I missing?
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by mrfusion 5y ago
It sounds like this violates conservation of energy then? Couldn’t you then burn the carbon and oxygen you created to get out more lower than you put in?
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Even maintaining our current co2 levels would be pretty amazing. And that could be much cheaper.
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Hubble finds evidence of persistent water vapor in one hemisphere of Europa(phys.org)
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Lockdowns Coincided with Record-Breaking Drug Overdose Fatalities(fee.org)
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Liquid Gallium Shown to Break Down Carbon Dioxide – Sci-News.com(sci-news.com)
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Liquid metal proven to be cheap and efficient CO2 converter(phys.org)
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How Impactful Is Free and Open Source Software Development?(erichgrunewald.com)
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by mrfusion 5y ago
I hate the greasy feeling of sunscreen but I’ve yet to find a non greasy one that survives sweating. I’ve pretty much given up on sunscreen. I wear at hat that covers my face and neck. And a long sleeve swim shirt when doing out door activi

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