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by panny 5y ago
I was hoping for a dot map with a dot for each of the power plants in question. Did the article really only need to include a single example? Where is their list of power generating facilities? Seems like there's a chart here, https:&
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by panny 5y ago
Is there a map of where all these plants are located? Article points out one in Germany. Is Germany the only super polluter? Which country is most responsible?
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by panny 5y ago
Good. It's time Silicon Valley cared about TDP the way auto makers have to care about gas mileage. Tighten the screws.
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by panny 5y ago
Quantity proves the article's statement is factually false, regardless of quality.
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by panny 5y ago
>despite warnings from the American scientific community that little to no evidence exists of its efficacy. There are dozens of studies on the effectiveness if ivermectin. c19ivermectin.com
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by panny 5y ago
After referring to them as flyover states, they might be reluctant to send California any food.
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by panny 5y ago
Have you visited? I'd start with that if not. I did a couple years ago for a conference and the homeless were very aggressive. One tried to start a fight with me because I wouldn't give him bus fare. The state of public transport
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by panny 5y ago
Indeed, I tend to keep up with this sort of thing and have never even heard of him. Reading the article, I see, >The intuitive argument against drones is that they introduce space between target and assassin, that they remove the element
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by panny 5y ago
Sure, that's one possible dynamic. The more I see, the more I believe the empty internet theory though.
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by panny 5y ago
>The vaccine surplus in the U.S. coupled with the shortage in other countries has prompted the Biden administration to donate 80 million doses abroad, according to a White House press briefing. >Sixty million of the donated doses are
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by panny 5y ago
There are dozens of studies demonstrating the effectiveness of ivermectin as a treatment for covid. Finding one that is fraudlent is just part of the peer review process. c19ivermectin.com
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by panny 5y ago
>Today, the mob acts primarily through social media, meaning that the pile-on can come for anybody, at any time, with little to no warning. It should be stated that this mob is typically comprised of bot accounts. It's not even a re
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Peak Phosphorus(en.wikipedia.org)
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>discussed War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Flagged is discussed.
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There are dozens of studies demonstrating the effectiveness of ivermectin. c19ivermectin.com
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by panny 5y ago
I've noticed people who are glued to their phones are typically awkward around people, many are very depressed and unhappy, and most have few if any real life accomplishments. I don't mean Nobel prizes either. I mean like, planted
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by panny 5y ago
>I wish opportunities had been around when I was learning to program. And yet now, we have plenty of projects and nobody contributing. https://github.com/redox-os/redox/graphs/contributors This graph doesn
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by panny 5y ago
>There need to be harsh, harsh penalties for showing up uninvited to someone's house based on something that's happened or been said on the Internet. This is little kid shit and they either need to learn or have their toys take
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by panny 5y ago
>greener future CO2 causes the Earth to green. The future is only greener with more CO2. Of all the purported benefits of nuclear energy, this is not one of them.
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HFCs in AC are GHGs with higher GWP than CO2 too. https://www.epa.gov/snap/reducing-hydrofluorocarbon-hfc-use-...
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by panny 5y ago
>You thought it was fair that a company spends millions in technical infrastructure You almost had me, right up to this point. Then I realized you are posting pointed sarcasm about instagram's owners.
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by panny 5y ago
Odd how he characterizes the success of Ivermectin as an anecdote that hasn't been studied. There's a better consensus on this drug than there is for climate change. Is he unaware of all the science supporting it? https:/&#x
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by panny 5y ago
>Sooner or later an AI One of the key takeaways from Mr. Andrew Ng's course on AI was that AI is not some kind of magic. There's always someone who attributes magical abilities to "lie detectors" and such wonders of t
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by panny 5y ago
>if this is the state I find git quite easy to use with egit. I've been using git for more than 10 years. There are two types of people I see struggle with git. People moving from CVS/SVN to git would have a hard time because t
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by panny 5y ago
>a notorious source of vaccine misinformation Are you suggesting their information isn't the same as the CDC? Have any proof of it? >But VAERS (the "Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System") is from the CDC, right? Great
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by panny 5y ago
>exceedingly rare reaction In my personal case, it's 1 in 8 vaxxed that I know personally with bad reaction and accompanying devastating financial consequences. I also don't really consider the reported thousands dead, tens of
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by panny 5y ago
I'll bite. He says it's crazy conspiracy theories. I have family hospitalized with blood clots after receiving the vax. She's out now, but that hospitalization will lead to a personal bankruptcy. It's not crazy conspirac
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by panny 5y ago
Biden lifted sanctions on Russia to allow an undersea pipeline, https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57180674 I don't think demand reduction was an objective with Keystone.
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by panny 5y ago
It certainly does, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelo_v._City_of_New_London
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by panny 5y ago
>What Arizona lacks in water, it makes up for with overall stability—the state is very seismically stable and does not suffer from hurricanes or wildfires, with low risks of other natural disasters such as tornadoes to boot. Seems like d

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