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4y ago
Perhaps Canada could use a new planned city or two on the BC coast. That area must be among the most underpopulated in the world, accounting for the mild weather and presence of fresh water.
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4y ago
Adding a little for texture is very different than removing the peanut oil and replacing it with palm oil. If that were the case, the saturated fat/total fat ratio would be much higher and the palm oil wouldn't be the 3rd ingredie
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I don't know where you're getting that idea about peanut butter and palm oil, it isn't true of the major US peanut butter brands https://www.peanutbutter.com/peanut-butter/creamy https://www.j
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4y ago
South Korea also eats a lot of fermented foods, plant-based and otherwise, which may be a factor
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4y ago
I'm curious, how long has ventilation ducting been part of housing codes, in other words how old are houses that have that problem?
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4y ago
Which ones aside from HPV?
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4y ago
If pumped hydro+renewables is so cheap, why have developing countries like Vietnam chosen to build coal plants instead? Which large country has been able to replace fossil generation with wind/solar & storage and keep prices down?
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4y ago
How does a mistake so basic get past peer review?
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4y ago
I bought some of those too, but I can't help but wonder if they have their own untested harmful chemicals
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4y ago
Nice info, but where's the scroll bar?
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4y ago
Really? I would think weight loss, inflammation, and psychological health measures would at least be affected on a timescale of a couple years, if not risks for things like cancer and heart disease.
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4y ago
As a layman non-scientist, I wonder why we see so many relatively low-value observational studies in diet/nutrition, often with results that get contradicted or fail to replicate a few years later. What would prevent us from doing a st
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152nd or so
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4y ago
Pick a baseline, like 1970, and call the level of coding productivity based on its contemporary languages, processes & tooling "0% Automated". Wouldn't we already in 2022 be well over "50% automated" perhaps eve
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Is there any historical precedent for a short term, big dive in the wages of a certain sector based on a 20% decline in demand for that labor? If that were the expected outcome, wouldn't one have predicted that the economy-wide decline
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4y ago
> People who are not white can rule out a happy existence in 90% of American cities Why in the world would that be the case?
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4y ago
Funny seeing this! In 2010 I lived with a group in a five bedroom house in Sugar Hill on St Nicholas Pl for about $6000
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4y ago
Why would you expect inflation in a recession especially when fuel is driving a lot of the inflation and fuel demand goes down in recessions?
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This seems to imply that if processing loads for a given line of business start to level off, it may lead some to move away from the cloud.
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4y ago
Like any organized human endeavor
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4y ago
You think the OAS or Áñez were somehow working for Musk? Without any evidence tying him to the events of 2019, it seems much more likely that his tweet was a sort of juvenile attempt to troll leftists.
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4y ago
Yes, but glyphosate and other herbicides have been used since before GMOs and would continue to be used if GMOs ceased to be planted
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I think the author makes a strong point insofar as completely detaching ourselves from outcomes out of our control can't be done without lessening in some way our humanity. But the common human propensity is to be over-invested in exte
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4y ago
Sounds like a great activity for pondering the meaning of life, like Levin in Anna Karenina
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A common rule of thumb is 10 observations per variable. Small data depends on the domain/context. It might mean < 30 observations or it might mean < gigabyte scale.
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"True economic value" will vary depending on how much the owner discounts future vs present value produced by the asset (e.g. dividends or imputed rent)
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Well no, as the author notes, Tolstoy at least would not have categorized these products as art and he wrote over a century ago.
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A call for an independent inquiry into the origin of the SARS-CoV-2 virus
(pnas.org)
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Jhumpa Lahiri: Why Is Italo Calvino So Beloved Outside Italy?
(lithub.com)
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The Waltons are glorified? I barely hear much about them at all.
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