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by soperj 2y ago
Studio in BC for over $2500 a month.
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Is it new?
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The US and Canada used to have a big malaria problem. Over a thousand people died constructing the Rideau Canal, and majority were from malaria.[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rideau_Canal#Construction_deat...
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Gates Foundation put an outsized amount of money into getting support for Common Core, standardized testing and merit pay for teachers. - https://www.dissentmagazine.org/article/got-dough-how-billio...
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Sounds like Bill Gates has gotten a hold of your school system as well.
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A whole 200? Based on the the number of people I know who've ever used it (no one), I believe it.
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They're not talking about testing in LEO. They're talking about launching the damn thing, and letting it fail.
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> How much can you benefit from scarcity when you are also obliterating it? If you're just selling the minerals that might be the case. If you also have a vertically integrated company that produces things that use a lot of minerals
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>low scrupules ad platforms In this case, the search provider is the low scruples ad platform. Bing as well.
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That's a quote from the character Bill Gates in the Simpsons, not actually Bill Gates. A true quote from Bill would likely be much worse.
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Can you use the word realtor? I thought it was copywrite protected?
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>Deaths from peanut allergies are real, and living with the problem can be terrifying. Compounding the tragedy is knowing that America’s epidemic of peanut allergies is a largely avoidable consequence of our policy of peanut abstinence.
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Sure we do, just look at the piles of clothing waste around the planet.
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> Excluding humanity of course Only 14.4% of humans on earth [0] don't believe in some religion, meaning the majority feel that you don't actually die, but just go somewhere else. [0] https://www.statista.com/sta
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I've seen a hawk take down a rabbit, it's buddy right next to him ran around in circles for a bit because it was worried, and then started eating grass again as the hawk was pulling out the entrails that it didn't want right
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that's arctic.
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It's been less than 10 years since they had an all time high for summer sea ice extent.
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Most statistics are pointless. This is just a representation of what 13 billion is.
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If Apple got a 13 billion dollar fine every single month, it would take 22 years for it to exhaust their networth.
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the LLM was trained on their posts.
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I never said it was, they were talking about tech salaries raising all boats, San Fran is the obvious place to look to, to see if it worked.
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Not really _all_ boats though.
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> ensuring that one of the copywriters manually updated this particular article. Clearly it was never "there" yet though previously, and obviously still isn't when this article is what's generated. You can tell that a
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by soperj 2y ago
> That does NOT mean interest rates were negative. You're being pedantic. Your graph shows interest rates have been essentially under 0.5 for 30 years. At no point is that a hammer being used to curtail inflation, which was the poin
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> Nope. https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/18/business/japan-boj-negative-i... First rate hike in 17 years this year. > Negative inflation rates, impacting the ability to borrow further. Government doesn&
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there's no way that's the case.
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What does HEMA community refer to?
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Is it really the testing that reinforces the learning? or is it the application over time?
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> Because of significant government intervention. Interest rates have been negative for nearly 2 decades. What significant government intervention has there been to keep inflation low? Personally I don't know why they didn't ju
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If you track the busses, this should be as easy as changing one bus to "bus full" and have the emptier bus behind it picking up the passengers for a while. That will speed up the fuller bus and slow down the bus behind it.

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