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by sachdevap 8y ago
Seconded. If you are a user, consider actively filing bugs and not expect them to be fixed by the developers without following this process.
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by sachdevap 8y ago
"The richest countries have strong IP protections, generally, that might indicate something." The assumption here seems to be that their riches come from IP protections. It could be argued that the IP protections are a result of l
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by sachdevap 8y ago
You make a valid point, and you can choose to keep the policy for yourself. Doesn't mean you can make policy against those products considering them guilty. GMOs have nowhere close to catastrophic potential for human health. On the oth
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by sachdevap 8y ago
We hardly put that level of scrutiny on any day to day use products. Multiple studies show that there are various carcinogens we live with on a regular basis. Thousands of new intermediary chemicals are created on an everyday basis without
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by sachdevap 8y ago
See that is a measured opinion that I can agree with. :) I do agree with the pesticide/herbicide use tracking and that lobbying is keeping the much needed regulations from being put in place. OP's contention ("GMO plants with
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by sachdevap 8y ago
And B12 is found in soil bacteria, which before our filtered and cleaned food supply, would probably have usually found its way into our guts. Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4765460/
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by sachdevap 8y ago
Could you source information on this? This speculation on GMOs being bad just cause of gene modifications is by itself unsubstantiated. To compare the risk of the two, especially without taking into account the nutritional value of plants a
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by sachdevap 11y ago
There is also the clone for Caesar III. Found here: https://bitbucket.org/dalerank/caesaria/wiki/Home One of my favorite games and Caesaria, last I checked had some bugs, but pretty playable.
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Pakistan Taliban school attack kills 132 children(theguardian.com)
3 points by sachdevap 12y ago|0 comments
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by sachdevap 12y ago
The idea of a Hindu Muslim division predates the British rule. It has been in existence since the later Mughals[1] (Aurangzeb and his successors). [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecution_of_Hindus#In_the_Mu...
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by sachdevap 12y ago
Emacs Org Mode? ( http://orgmode.org/ )
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by sachdevap 13y ago
About what percentage, would you say, of individuals paying income tax are both equipped and inclined to understand all the subtleties of income tax returns? Yet people do pay income taxes and do not look into the possibility of extra amoun
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What Makes Us Happy?(theatlantic.com)
1 points by sachdevap 13y ago|0 comments
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by sachdevap 13y ago
This article doesn't get anywhere close to encapsulating the study. I suggest people read http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2009/06/what-mak... for a better coverage.
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by sachdevap 13y ago
No it wasn't the end result he was going for. But to say that the patient was wronged because of it is a grave injustice to the doctor who worked hard to get it right. Firstly, the patient must have been described the possible risks. E
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by sachdevap 13y ago
I am not sure what you mean by "had been so wronged by "science""
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A Spoon for People With Parkinson's Reduces Shaking by 70%(mashable.com)
2 points by sachdevap 13y ago|0 comments
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by sachdevap 13y ago
Pop the Google pill and get a healthy life, with some ads on your arms and back.
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Are Wooden Skyscrapers the future?(blog.ted.com)
2 points by sachdevap 13y ago|0 comments