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ryeights
4y ago
What is not known, however, is if those returns were achieved through legal means…
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ryeights
4y ago
I know a lot of people that outright deny anthropogenic climate change, for what it’s worth.
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ryeights
4y ago
An EMP, of course.
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The scourge of job-title inflation
(economist.com)
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ryeights
4y ago
@libsoftiktok is not a left-wing account. The name is derogatory
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4y ago
“Places to care about.” Brilliant framing. Funny to think that 90% of built areas in the US could be nuked into dust without anything great being lost. All this destruction of natural habitat and beauty and for what? The founders of this co
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ryeights
4y ago
This is incorrect. These sorts of matte, washed-out pastel colors are absolutely a trend in all sorts of designs targeting Millenials/Gen-Zers. Browse through this catalog and you’ll see what I mean. https://www.urbanoutfi
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4y ago
It is, but after a certain point the face fabric becomes saturated with water and breathability drops to ~zero. At that point your body’s own moisture can no longer escape through the jacket and you become wet from the inside.
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Emphysema More Common in Marijuana Smokers Than Cigarette Smokers
(rsna.org)
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4y ago
That is truly awful. Enough to ensure I will never move to L.A. so long as it is in operation. Any city government that allows an installation like that deserves to be dissolved. How have people not figured out how to destroy that monstro
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4y ago
>“Some of the most popular places to travel are off the beaten path” I think this would imply the path is very well beaten.
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4y ago
And what is the problem with this, if the family's interests align with "protecting the environment and furthering charitable causes" rather than outside shareholders' usual interests of "make me money at all costs&
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4y ago
You can still communicate with your SMS-using friends via the normal means… IMO mixing totally secure and totally insecure communications in the same app (the same list view even!) was always a poor idea.
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4y ago
Median is an average.
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4y ago
This is oft-recited but never backed up with evidence. The linked article, for example, is unsourced and undoubtedly biased (as an addiction treatment center).
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4y ago
Can you elaborate on this? The Wikipedia page for MWI says >The many-worlds interpretation implies that there are most likely an uncountably infinite number of universes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Many-worlds_int
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4y ago
Such a drastic change in effect—a drug inducing powerful stimulant effects in one group, and sedating effects in another—should be easily measurable by study, no? Is there any scientific literature documenting this?
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4y ago
> whenever a user, including a user in private browsing mode, visits a website that is running Google Analytics or Google Ad Manager, "Google's software scripts on the website surreptitiously direct the user's browser to s
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ryeights
4y ago
> So there is client-side telemetry which completely de-anonymizes and geolocates you This is not supported by the quote you posted.
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4y ago
Can't believe / How strange it is to be anything at all.
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4y ago
>After we got rid of the two scales, and replaced it with just one, we ran a direct experiment to confirm our hunch — that people just look at the picture. We took a small sample of users and half the time we showed them, we hid their pr
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4y ago
Time to put the ESG/political posturing of major financial firms to the test, I suppose?
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4y ago
Libelous/defamatory content is not illegal in the same vein as pirated movies or CSAM, in that the Internet Archive would be criminally liable for hosting it. I wouldn’t imagine it’s illegal for IA to host a snapshot of a defamatory ne
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4y ago
The US suburban population is over 50% [1]. It is impossible for these people to walk/bike/transit to work, and there is not an easy way to construct the infrastructure necessary for them to do so. [1]: https://www.bloo
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4y ago
Implement a carbon tax, and it will happen. The insistence from some that we can just innovate our way out of the climate crisis, when the Industrial Revolution and pursuit of technological expansion for the sake of profit at all costs is w
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4y ago
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Amazon Routinely Hired Dangerous Trucking Companies, with Deadly Consequences
(wsj.com)
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Double jeopardy only prevents you from being retried after a not guilty ruling. Since Syed was initially found guilty, it does not apply in this case.
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4y ago
You might be overtraining! While a more intense run can certainly have that effect, especially to a new or infrequent runner, a light effort jog (zone 1 heart rate or below) usually leaves you feeling better than you started.
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4y ago
The 1st Amendment applies to aliens. https://pennstatelaw.psu.edu/sites/default/files/Are%20Immig...
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