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by ptah 7y ago
also it means giving money to humans to do the policing which is a Bad Thing(tm) according to Tories
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by ptah 7y ago
nuclear power is not scalable though https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=6021978
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by ptah 7y ago
would it not be better to encourage their natural predators?
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by ptah 7y ago
any information about coverage? r/electribe is not in auto complete and generates a graph with only itself
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by ptah 7y ago
perennials require less work than annuals
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by ptah 7y ago
EDIT: your link kind of proves my point: "On 21 December 2016, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) declared that the generalised retention of certain types of personal data is unlawful, although little is known as to how this will affe
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by ptah 7y ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-51196849
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by ptah 7y ago
see also: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-51196849 connect the dots
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by ptah 7y ago
that is kind of the point of brexit. UK elites have been frustrated at not having the kind of totalitarian control they desire thus far
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by ptah 7y ago
an aside: why d nuclear reactors have to be built on the coast? does that not make them more vulnerable to natural disasters
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by ptah 7y ago
how is "treating individuals differently" not an aid to population control?
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by ptah 7y ago
not all government operations are the same, for things like healthcare government can be more efficient than private
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by ptah 7y ago
where does the profits go? the party receiving the profits is the owner
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by ptah 7y ago
as per usual there will be zero consequences
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by ptah 7y ago
the ice is disappearing. it's just a matter of when will it be completely gone
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by ptah 7y ago
what stops a composer from doing a mozart and taking the output from this system and modifying it to make it more interesting? my point is that systems like this can build starting points for composers to take further
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by ptah 7y ago
> deep learning internship at FloydHub. nice to be able to work for free and not starve
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by ptah 7y ago
> frequent consumers of news - remain far more trusting of every institution than the mass population. propaganda works
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by ptah 7y ago
you can store water in water table instead
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by ptah 7y ago
starving people is more likely to make them stop fighting than make them start
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by ptah 7y ago
> Commoners live well in free market societies, and there's no slavery. Do you have evidence of this?
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by ptah 7y ago
> “Such studies are statistical and a step forward would require a large amount of polarization data, not easy to gather with current instrumentation.” https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Blinker%20Sy...
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by ptah 7y ago
I agree, > Utilizing the humidity and temperature as physical switches sounds worse than lime plaster
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by ptah 7y ago
I fail to see how this removes chinese interference purely by moving manufacturing to US
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by ptah 7y ago
anti-apartheid struggle started way earlier though. TV may have helped break some of the propaganda of the government
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by ptah 7y ago
that was my first thought. the upkeep will be expensive though
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by ptah 7y ago
on the contrary it can make you more productive. for one it forces you to take a step back regularly instead of blindly going down a potentially wrong path. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique
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UC Berkeley told to pay undergrads tutoring juniors more than $5m extra(theregister.co.uk)
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by ptah 7y ago
but then it would not be capital anymore
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by ptah 7y ago
> that means it can't affect anything it can still affect how we interact with the world

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