raffael_de

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by raffael_de 2y ago
Who is people and why wouldn't they want to deal with him when they'll at least short term benefit from it? All those supposed "people" are like your celebrities who promised to leave the country if Trump gets elected. N
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by raffael_de 2y ago
Most people's thinking here seems to be clouded by political ideologies and anger over their stocks being down. Game theoretically Trump has a long history of basically playing the perfect strategy of extreme unpredictability, willingn
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by raffael_de 2y ago
I can't find the study anywhere.
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by raffael_de 2y ago
> What’s changed is that no one cares about the public sphere anymore. > So yes, Britain feels poor—but it’s not because the money is gone. It’s because it’s been withdrawn from the commons and buried behind closed doors. This is not
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by raffael_de 2y ago
And why would Lagarde neglect several hundred million Euro in favor of someone else?
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by raffael_de 2y ago
Lagarde 2016, comparable case, same country, very different outcome. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/dec/19/christine-laga... Lagarde's case was about 400 million Euro. Le Pen is convicted of
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by raffael_de 2y ago
I interpret the title as that the tree itself is benefiting from it. Like your example with exercise which causes damage but increases fitness by "over"healing. But that is impacting the training person itself. While in the tree c
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by raffael_de 2y ago
I think the title is misleading. The lightning strike isn't itself good for those trees. It just eliminates competition for resources by killing less resilient surrounding plants and trees.
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by raffael_de 2y ago
here's my cosmetic filter: www.linkedin.com##.scaffold-finite-scroll--infinite.scaffold-finite-scroll:matches-path(/feed) www.linkedin.com##.feed-follows-module:matches-path(/feed) www.linkedin.com##div.mb2 > .artd
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by raffael_de 2y ago
i'm not sure if you can compare run of the mill micro services with "uncommented academic modeling code from Matlab".