nobodyknowsyoda

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Adapnex: PLC Programming for Software Engineers(adapnex.com)
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Global Talent Fund(globtalent.org)
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Common Cog: The Calibration Case Method(commoncog.com)
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by nobodyknowsyoda 5y ago
What is the current price of carbon credits in the ETS? I am from the USA / am dumb, so don’t know how to find it Also good read for everyone: https://www.gatesnotes.com/Energy/Introducing-the-Green-Prem...
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by nobodyknowsyoda 5y ago
Yeah that was hilarious. Also: > Many of my friends who are founders of their own companies tell me how they exhibited the entrepreneurial spirit as a kid… But that wasn’t me. Literally next sentence: > I ran a small gambling operatio
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by nobodyknowsyoda 5y ago
Wow, thank you for this!! This is really fascinating. Do you have a better link to the project specifically and/or the engineering system? I could not find any photos. The only thing I could find was this https://www.climate
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by nobodyknowsyoda 5y ago
Oops, thanks
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by nobodyknowsyoda 5y ago
Unfortunately don’t have time to check out the paper, but vaguely I am aware that methyl groups are like an accessory that can be attached or detached (by the cell, normally) to an arbitrary section of DNA within your chromosome. And it can
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by nobodyknowsyoda 5y ago
Oh dear, I hate to jump in but “whom” is the correct usage here. Grandparent is echoing great-great-grandparent, and since one pays her , one pays whom > if you can replace it with “him” or “her,” use whom Source: parent
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by nobodyknowsyoda 5y ago
> They’re called “plants.” Incidentally, CRISPR + plants is one of the most promising solutions to climate change: https://www.ted.com/talks/joanne_chory_how_supercharged_plan...
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by nobodyknowsyoda 5y ago
There exist dumb rich people who drink unpasteurized milk, and then get diarrhea or worse. It seems unimaginative of you to suppose that meat that comes from a live animal will always be necessarily higher quality than meat that comes from
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by nobodyknowsyoda 5y ago
Obviously not great, therefore doing less of it holistically is useful. You do realize most of that soy goes to feeding livestock...
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by nobodyknowsyoda 5y ago
Probably not good for individuals. I am a germophobe and my immune system is a lot weaker than my friends who share drinks, eat stuff off the floor, eat street food, kiss random strangers etc[0] Probably great for the population and likely
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by nobodyknowsyoda 5y ago
Slightly off topic, but I do love the translucent terminal on the Mac. It is very cool
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by nobodyknowsyoda 5y ago
> But again, what should we do with very strong, very stupid men? There used to be an abundance of jobs for them, some of which paid well. Nowadays there are no jobs for them. Last summer I took a job in construction. Construction fits t
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by nobodyknowsyoda 6y ago
You do realize the rise in attacks on Asian Americans are not simply anecdotes from the media but shows up in the statistics and police reports?
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by nobodyknowsyoda 6y ago
37) If you find something “Open”, make sure to Close it /s
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by nobodyknowsyoda 6y ago
"We compiled data on 250+ US public companies involved in corporate securities frauds identified in 1,000+ Securities and Exchange Commission filings over 2005–2013; we randomly selected a comparable control group of 500+ US public com
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by nobodyknowsyoda 6y ago
I’m probably preaching to the choir, but yup that inherent uncertainty seems to distinguish biology from the other sciences. There is a huge stochasticity & serendipity in everything because there is no intentionality in the design of
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by nobodyknowsyoda 6y ago
They use this at The Boring Company