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riboflavin123
5y ago
Oh, amazing. Thanks!
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riboflavin123
5y ago
The page says: > For better results, increase the population size to 500-1000 and wait for 50-100 generations Do you have example output from that? I'd expect my computer to take months of running 24/7 to get there.
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riboflavin123
5y ago
Maybe from an employment perspective, but I'd expect Amazon's sales, distribution, and delivery systems to make boatloads of money selling cannabis online. Maybe not immediately, but 5 years after legalization, Prime Weed (tm) wil
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riboflavin123
5y ago
I am aware that most of my knowledge about income distribution comes via news articles/videos. In the instances where they DO cite sources (which is rare), I have never personally investigated the data behind claims. That is why I pref
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riboflavin123
5y ago
> depending on how it is measured, somewhere between one in six or one in five children counted as poor This is an alarmingly high number. I've been primed by media to blame this on an inverse relationship between income and number-
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riboflavin123
5y ago
The URL matches the submission title, at least. Perhaps the content changed?
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riboflavin123
5y ago
I've never worked with the C/make pipeline. Can anyone explain why this commit is getting so many votes?
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5y ago
Hydro is still vulnerable to downturns, though they need to be more prolonged to equal what's happening with the wind in this report. (California's 2021 drought is a good example of how hydro power can fall short.) I mentally thin
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5y ago
https://www.coloradoexcluded.com/about > Companies are excluding Colorado from their remote employment opportunities in order to avoid sharing the salary range of their open positions.
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5y ago
Because 100% is not enough. We need to be carbon NEGATIVE to get back to the good place. (And, yes, we'll never be 100% non-emitting. We need to be NET negative.)
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riboflavin123
5y ago
Damn! Glad you're still with us! Have you been able to continue hacking?
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riboflavin123
5y ago
You can't fold every individual into some sort of "average" case when the individualism isn't favorable. The universe doesn't work that way.
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riboflavin123
5y ago
It may rule them out. But many standard-of-care chemo drugs are quite cheap. When I had leukemia, my first rounds of chemo used cheap drugs. (The drugs were far cheaper than the daily hospitalization costs, which was required due to drugs o