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by portpecos 3y ago
I love infected mushroom too. On my Spotify list, I noticed that it was recommending more Offbeat to me. I didn’t know it was called offbeat until I saw it on the guide.
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by portpecos 3y ago
Wow!!! Now make one for Industrial/Goth, one of the earliest forms of EDM according to Iskur’s guide to EDM. I’d like to hear samples of the various sub genres, synth, future pop, EBM, etc. PLEASE!!
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by portpecos 3y ago
> but they can still send metrics to an off-machine API And that would be the next most interesting post, imo. A post about how they metric and log in a RAM-only environment while obscuring or obfuscating the details that could lead to “
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by portpecos 3y ago
I think that college sophomore’s intention was reflection, which led to outrage amongst you all.
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by portpecos 3y ago
I hope not. When I was forced to leave my place, I couldn't even manage to pay the electricity bill. It'd simply be impossible for me to afford such a hefty sum + compound interest + late penalty fees, if the Landlord pursued me i
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by portpecos 3y ago
At an extraordinary cost to human health. Sewage problems spread disease. Malnourishment due to only eating bread. The average height of a Paleolithic man far exceeded the height of a Neolithic man.
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by portpecos 3y ago
Indeed, I have personally tried CozyMeals, which appears to be the prominent online platform for remote cooking instruction that you mentioned. They provide virtual live cooking classes as well as private 1-on-1 sessions. According to a rev
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by portpecos 3y ago
If augmented reality can provide me with step-by-step guidance on diagnosing and fixing a car leak, replacing a diverter valve on a faucet, installing roof-customized solar panels, and various other DIY tasks, while also showing me the nece
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by portpecos 4y ago
So on top of electricity usage, $85 per month becomes an extra fixed fee? Will you all have to pay local or state taxes on top of that?
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by portpecos 4y ago
How can a 23-year-old with four years of college experience and one year of corporate experience possess more expertise than a government employee who has dedicated a decade to working within their specific domain?
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by portpecos 4y ago
Are you considering following in the footsteps of Project Solar? I've received 20 quotes from other solar companies like Solar Run as well as local solar companies, and they're quoting me around $3-$6/watt. This price include
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by portpecos 4y ago
Silicon Valley Bank chief pressed Congress to weaken risk regulations https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11847295/amp/CEO-co... I googled that for you.
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by portpecos 4y ago
What about a fireplace? How much infrared does a fire in a fireplace produce? And is that a healthy amount? Over the winter, I’ve been sitting in front of the fireplace a lot doing my work. I use about 3-4 logs an hour.
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by portpecos 4y ago
> Normally, it is pretty difficult to fire people How is it difficult to fire people? These tech companies are using at-will employment agreements. >In United States labor law, at-will employment is an employer's ability to dismi
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by portpecos 4y ago
This might explain Amy Cuddy better: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_posing
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by portpecos 4y ago
>One of my formative experiences as a PhD student, in 2011, was submitting a replication study to the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, only to be told that the journal did not publish replications under any circumstances (yo
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by portpecos 4y ago
Is affirmative action somehow related to “Positive Discrimination”?
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by portpecos 4y ago
I question your claim of a weak or corrupt government based on the article below. It sounds like there was pushback from Startups who complained about compliance intensity, concerns about definitions of data storage when it came to adversar
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by portpecos 4y ago
I think anuraj edited his comment. He originally said, “Modi bypasses parliament to pass his own bills.” So our debates are starting to lose context.
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by portpecos 4y ago
1984: Rajiv Gandhi’s Congress Party got a super majority (77%) 1980: Indira Gandhi’s Congress Party got a super majority (65%) 1977: Indira Gandhi's Congress Party got a majority (56%) 1971: Indira Gandhi's Congress Party got a su
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by portpecos 4y ago
Maybe India takes inspiration from her colonizers? "How did the British Parliament become a place where the person speaking is constantly interrupted while the US Congress is one where the audience is quiet?" Answer: "It did
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by portpecos 4y ago
In 2009, Congress Party made up 78% of the UPA's members in the Lok Sabha.
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by portpecos 4y ago
The UK has done the same when having a party majority in the House of Lords and House of Commons. In the US things are different. Even if there is a party majority in the Senate and House, the Filibuster is powerful enough to table the part
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by portpecos 4y ago
> In what way is this a functioning parliamentary system then? You can ask other parliamentary systems the same questions. For example, the Australian Labor Party requires its members to pledge their support for the collective ui decisio
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by portpecos 4y ago
In a presidential democracy, if the Senate and House of Representatives is majority Democrats, then yes, the Democrats can do the same. Obama once had majority in House of Reps and Senate as well. There is one thing that is different. The F
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by portpecos 4y ago
I also need clarification on what he means by Modi bypassing parliament to pass his own bills. That’s not how a parliamentary system works. Imagine Tony Blair bypassing the House of Lords and the House of Commons to pass his own bill. Or Ob
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by portpecos 4y ago
> Today's ruling does not strike a balance between the rights of the mother and the rights of the unborn child. Striking a balance between the rights of a mother and child is not the job of the Judicial branch. That’s a job for the
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by portpecos 4y ago
It’s almost as if the liberals didn’t even read this part the current court’s opinion. “The Constitution does not prohibit the citizens of each State from regulating or prohibiting abortion. Roe and Casey arrogated that authority. We now ov
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by portpecos 4y ago
> The real reason has nothing at all to do with what the court’s role should be, and everything to do with the religion of the people currently serving on the court. You’re inferring that the court made it’s decision on a religious reaso
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by portpecos 4y ago
> The Supreme Court neither banned abortion nor prohibited the legislature from protecting the right to abortion. Which means that New York, California, Massachusetts will retain abortion access. And Texas, Indiana, will remove abortion

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