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by polotics 3y ago
I am really curious as to why you enjoy propofol: is this in any way producing euphoria? Normally you should just feel really sedated then pass out, with little difference between this experience and being just tired then asleep. is the lar
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by polotics 3y ago
May I suggest that people who say what you say also do not understand one thing? To get excited about watching one man eking survival on Mars, you have yourself to be quite far away from any concern for your own survival here on earth. To s
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by polotics 3y ago
Depending on how your tap water is made hot, drinking it may be ok: if you have an electrically heated tube-coil that warms the water just as it is flowing, or if you have an heat-pump system also with a last-second water-heating flow throu
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by polotics 3y ago
Allright. The big problem with this approach is you've fully gotten rid of the invisible hand of the market, you're in a top-down economy, and inefficiencies are bound to explode..
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by polotics 3y ago
care to explain your thinking on this one?
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by polotics 3y ago
citation needed. about them ever having done it, as an organised policy. also: beautiful propaganda, the way you formulated it with the famous "have you stopped" trick, making denial ambiguous.
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by polotics 3y ago
Seriously, python with the requests lib in a jupyter notebook is always a nicer user experience than any REST API GUI, most importantly once it's grown a bit.
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by polotics 3y ago
Look, that's what I got: https://www.neimagazine.com/features/featuredealing-with-cra... What source do you have?
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by polotics 3y ago
No it's not!!! For starters look at the Suzuki method! Also life stories of many great musicians tells us they learnt by listening and playing along, a lot.
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by polotics 3y ago
Ok we have very different sources... :+) Mine don't do predictions.
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by polotics 3y ago
I would seriously challenge your "equivalent sophistication" statement. The human resources management of Russia's army is below WW2 Soviet's abysmal standard. The russian population is starting to notice.
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by polotics 3y ago
It is worst than this for Russia: demographic decline was already well established before the war starred, the hole this is adding to the reproductive capacity of the russian population is going to be very hard to get out of, so the "a
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by polotics 3y ago
I am sorry you are not very well informed. The reason France had to import was an extreme abundance of caution: one corrosion case on a safety circuit, not even the main circuit, leading to complete stop and overhaul of all plants having th
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by polotics 3y ago
You're going to have to be more specific as to what you call a failure... Closing the Fessenheim plant even though it was in perfect condition, safe, and very useful, just for base politician reasons... is this maybe what you mean? If
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by polotics 3y ago
Do you have an actual figure in mind when you write "With the transition to clean energy"? The reality is much much more bleak, you're looking at a very small chunk of total energy consumption that's using renewable, coa
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by polotics 3y ago
I know that the situation is dire. But mark my words, no matter how many of the direst predictions become true by 2026, someone is sure to find one or several corners of the world where the prediction does not quite match, and they will the
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by polotics 3y ago
I think you are being unfair, this article is I think informative and well sourced. I can think of quite a few acquaintances that would probably benefit from reading it.
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by polotics 3y ago
This is mistaking the teams that design cars and most software, for the team that designs SQLite and Fossil. Most software development shops are low quality dysfunctional politics-ridden heavily coupled messes using tools designed for a us
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by polotics 3y ago
This Arctic-News site is very interesting: the alarmism in there, with statements for example that the earth could become uninhabitable already in 2026, seem to me like perfect future fodder for continued climate-change denialism as soon as
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by polotics 3y ago
the whataboutism is in your post spelling out an opinion that I do think is best described with this neologism, you stated that the UK author is not in a position to describe an US situation because things ain't rosy on the other side
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by polotics 3y ago
There I disagree: the article is not saying the UK is better, it's pointing out a notable blind spot in US thinking.
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by polotics 3y ago
I totally agree with your statement about the state of things in the UK! I also bookmark your post as one perfect example of whataboutism!
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by polotics 3y ago
A lot of the time when I see inflamed rethoric about "Woke" things on the web, I strongly suspect this is the work of a skilled provocateur, making sure anyone who could be radicalized into strongly opposing the presented opinions
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by polotics 3y ago
The wordage in this article is so full of class markers it's a bit mind blowing. Look at this beaut: """The interior has an on-trend high-contrast scheme forged of old and new pieces, new stone and a nod to art deco in t
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by polotics 3y ago
Please link to your sources, I suspect they are extremely dubious.
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by polotics 3y ago
Hello Giardini. Oh wow I typed "ao" instead of "so"... the earth is saved! "casual reasonable observer" being science indeed, check out the IPCC report, it's a super hot read I heard. Or you can publish yo
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by polotics 3y ago
VB6 could do all these things and more, in the 90's I built just the right small parts in C++ to glue things together, and we could do multi-processing, resilient multi-server setups, and much much more. Serving HTTP for some always-l
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by polotics 3y ago
Stating the obvious: if the fees are too hard to list, then how the hell are ISP's going to bill those fees?
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by polotics 3y ago
What are you skeptic of? There is so much misleading denialism of what is now ao blindingly obvious to any casual reasonable observer, that I propose you apply you skepticism with a bit a cui bono.
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by polotics 3y ago
What do you mean exactly?

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