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by soligern 3y ago
There are some very interesting, and arguably more challenging missions coming up including a Venus orbiter, manned space flight and a Martian lander. This should really help solidify the manufacturing space around this.
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by soligern 3y ago
Before the Toba explosion India was not populated by Homo sapiens. The Levallois technique was found post Toba so the tools are definitely not the same.
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by soligern 3y ago
It’s going to be very hard to brain drain a country of 1.4 billion people. That doesn’t even take into account the massive amount of money the diaspora sends back. The above is usually an argument people make when they don’t want to let imm
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by soligern 3y ago
There is so much archaeological and paleontologic work that remains to be done in India. All the research and digs are still in a very nascent stage and I’m excited for the day when the country has more resources to dedicate to these things
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by soligern 3y ago
I’ve quit for more than 5 years now and in that time I’ve smoked two times in total. At this point, with no tolerance, one bowl is enough to completely blow someone away. It’s no where close to a single drink of alcohol. A couple of shreds,
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by soligern 3y ago
I don’t even want to hear about possibilities anymore. I just want things made public when it’s here already or available for use right now.
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by soligern 3y ago
What a dream that would be for myself as well. Electric too so I can charge it up at night and then essentially get free travel during the day even if it only 100-300 miles a day.
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by soligern 3y ago
AI generated art may be disposable but it certainly is very, very good. Midjourney makes plenty of impeccable art and photorealistic images that have no flaws. Also, even if there are flaws a week with some YouTube videos can teach anyone
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by soligern 3y ago
A human looking at someone’s artwork is “training a model”. It’s bullshit and anti progressive to say someone or something that is creating derivative works is stealing.
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by soligern 3y ago
What a load of crap. People become “gay” in jail because they have no choice. A lot of people in heavily conservative societies where they aren’t allowed to easily come in contact with women are “gay”. It’s not genetically defined.
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by soligern 3y ago
How is solar and wind energy rapidly increasing “grim”?
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by soligern 3y ago
It’s trivial as an Indian to get a tourist visa to Europe. I really doubt this is a valid scheme since it’s harder to do than the regular way.
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by soligern 3y ago
Assigning a term to the way someone dresses and cuts their hair doesn’t change anything beyond the individual level.
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by soligern 3y ago
Sure you can but it’s pointless if the party isn’t aligned that way and you’ll never see your views implemented in legislation.
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by soligern 3y ago
Then you’re a woman that is dressing and acting like a man. It’s a personal choice and no one should have any problem with it. But claiming you are now a man makes no sense.
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by soligern 3y ago
I’m pretty sure Musk was a much more stable person back then. The thing that completely made him hate the left and lose his mind was one of his kids becoming trans. It really is annoying there isn’t any true centrism and if you have to alig
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by soligern 3y ago
What am I looking for?
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by soligern 3y ago
Technically the virus should be able to reach all the cells, irrespective of whether they’re latent or not I would think but I’m just a lay person.
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by soligern 3y ago
Well what are the two major gripes?
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by soligern 3y ago
If I’m not mistaken, EBT-101 human trials for HIV are under way as of last month. Hope this works out the same for humans.
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by soligern 3y ago
Why would it change it forever, Death Valley gets torrential rains and flash floods a few times a year already.
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by soligern 3y ago
Well yeah, the prompts are written by a human and the output is not deterministic. I don’t understand what your point is.
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by soligern 3y ago
This all is based on the honor system and there is little honor now when millions of dollars are on the line.
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by soligern 3y ago
My dad lost his sense of smell during a surgery and he says he doesn’t miss it in the slightest. Makes no difference in how good food tastes or anything else he encounters in life. In the modern world, it really is a “nice to have” sense.
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by soligern 3y ago
At one point in the 70s, the Indian government started offering people money to voluntarily get sterilized. These people didn’t have a free choice in the matter, their situation in life compelled them, in this particular case financially. I
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by soligern 3y ago
Uber is fantastic, much better than some street taxi you have to find and hail. AirBnB is the only way I can realistically find multi room houses to stay in on vacations, hotels don’t offer that and there aren’t resorts everywhere. Not sure
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by soligern 3y ago
Except you could find an alternative for asbestos. I don’t think anyone could come up with a replacement for plastic that is… not plastic like. Ideally someone would make “plastic” that biodegrades over 10 years into completely harmless sub
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by soligern 3y ago
I don’t think the people running the show in Niger have the capability or know how to pull off an underwater cable shear that looks like a landslide. I bet even most developed countries wouldn’t be able to do it flawlessly.
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by soligern 3y ago
>in society’s eyes That’s all that really matters for many people.
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by soligern 3y ago
He tried to.

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