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by mrfusion 5y ago
Thanks. Isn’t it cheating to use bacteria? I thought this was all synthetic.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Sounds like huge news for space exploration and colonization. First step in building a Star Trek replicator?
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Can anyone explain how this works?
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Skylab B(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by mrfusion 5y ago|0 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Exactly!
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by mrfusion 5y ago
It’s so strange everyone makes this out to be a complicated problem. We just need to build more.
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Cases are down 60% in Denmark since the government lifted all Covid restrictions(fee.org)
26 points by mrfusion 5y ago|12 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Indeed. I actually support fixing the climate but I think the media being dishonest/over alarmist about it is actually counterproductive.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
I don’t remember paying a mortgage broker commission. Do they hide that fee somehow? The mortgage closing costs did seem high.
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Covid-19 will just end up causing a cold, says Oxford vaccine creator(thetimes.co.uk)
48 points by mrfusion 5y ago|32 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
It’s an emergency? How much time do I have? Are we talking days or weeks?
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Media Great Barrier Reef, after demise. The GBR has been rapidly improving(twitter.com)
9 points by mrfusion 5y ago|2 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
This is a small competitor right now but this is the definition of disruptive innovation and it should scare the cuss out of Apple. This is what people want.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Do they make a desktop too? Can it handle gaming like minecraft?
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Prepare for NYC's vax mandate to create more explosive racial tensions(nypost.com)
3 points by mrfusion 5y ago|0 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Also it seems like a lot of agricultural water use doesn’t actually get to the plants. It just goes around the roots and sinks into the ground. Could we grow things like almond trees in large concrete basins and collect any water not used b
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1894 United States House of Representatives Elections(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by mrfusion 5y ago|0 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
That’s a little different because we’re dealing with a monopoly which can raise prices above the market rate. But you are correct that in those cases it can work well. Same with other monopolies like utilities.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Sounds feasible. I don’t normally think of that as rent control.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Rent control really doesn’t make sense. If we could make things cheaper by passing a law we’d do it for everything. Rent control won’t work for the same reason a price control for food or cars won’t work. https://freakonomics.com
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Covid safetyism has gone mad(unherd.com)
8 points by mrfusion 5y ago|0 comments
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Cumbre Vieja Tsunami Hazard(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mrfusion 5y ago
I don’t get this argument. A bad law is ok if it’s easy to bypass.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
2% is really extreme. Here’s an overview of different studies in different countries. The global high estimate is .68% https://swprs.org/studies-on-covid-19-lethality/
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by mrfusion 5y ago
It seems like that’s normally the case but I’ve had certain articles I can resubmit for 10 days or more.
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Thanks. And to the other commenter. That’s probably what happened. No biggy.
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'They' are controlling you. 'They' are silencing you. – Washington Times(m.washingtontimes.com)
37 points by mrfusion 5y ago|21 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
It’s weird I submitted this yesterday. I wonder why it let the same submission in. Different urls somehow?
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The physics anomaly no one talks about: What’s up with those neutrinos?(backreaction.blogspot.com)
17 points by mrfusion 5y ago|2 comments
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by mrfusion 5y ago
Could this work on tennis courts or too relectove?

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