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by runsWphotons 3y ago
I'm sorry but the idea that I have less in common with someone I grew up with for 20 years than I do with someone from Honduras whose language I dont speak and whose culture I know nothing about, just because my preschool friend and I
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
What is your point?
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
The rates in Sweden have been proven to be due to immigration---it is easy to look up and has been researched for years and years. Something like 70% of violent crime and over half of all crime come from people with migrant backgrounds. You
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
They really don't though. Conservatives have a lot more in common with liberals than either do with central americans.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
In most northern European countries the only economically productive immigrants are from other european or american populations. It depends where the immigration comes from.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
If you graze animals the right way you can also increase biomass/help the ecosystem.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Do the danish feel guilty about this today?
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
I like winning games and competing in zero sum games.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
The first one is for a better incubator for premature babies. The second is in mice and doesnt sound particularly close, as they still required pregnant mice and the embryos die after a certain point because of lack of placenta. Neither of
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
had no idea you cant recycle plastic bags. really? why not?
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Give examples.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
You brought up diversity, so what kind do you mean? Going forward, post affirmative action, just by test scores and gpa almost all students admitted at top schools will be asian or white. But there have been five decades where significant n
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
No, it won't. Plenty of legacy admits are "diverse" now. And with increase of standards from banning affirmative action, legacy status will be the best chance of many from "diverse" backgrounds.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
They are probably better than 10% of people
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Is there anywhere in this thread where there is actual info and not just people complaining about and taking shots at Elon Musk because they dont like him or his politics?
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Prohibition actually worked relatively well.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Cool.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
A few 14 year olds have always fought in wars but when was this common or expected?
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
My friend who works at the mines says the same thing. But maybe this is just a meme in the industry.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Where do you read about these challenges, particularly the kinds of skilled and precision labour you mention?
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
I dont know what trades you have in mind, other than that you mentioned industrial robotics, but most trades people without college are not making anywhere close to 150k. The really successful ones do though, and maybe thats who you are tal
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
I agree that onboarding remotely is terrible. From a junior perspective trying to figure out what is going on remotely is hard. Things happen like you get stuck with things and wait two hours for a slack response which still isnt great.
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
how automatically generated was the code that wrote the code
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
Asking for regulation soon after your company has gained a substantial (but probably transient) lead in a market sets off people's villain detectors, especially people who have seen the same things before. Sam may not be a villain and
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-04269-6.pdf This is an example. Epigenetically driven evolution in arabodopsis, which protects certain regions from mutation. In a very limited sense, evolution might be said
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
At least in plants there is some evidence that mutations produced and then acted on by natural selection are not fully random. It is a long held assumption this should not be possible, but there are interesting lines of evidence suggesting
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
This is interesting. Do you have links to any of the other papers?
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it is possible this is not quite true
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
How many problems do you need to grind to get hired
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by runsWphotons 3y ago
I have had more problems with such driving tech than it has ever helped. I wonder how the data to justify this is collected.

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