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Is there a site that keeps track of these government abductions? Are you talking about American citizens? Can you name five occurrences within the last 18 months, or whatever you mean by "lately"?
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Yeah, trying to get people to take Em vs En vs Hyphen seriously is a fool's errand. Only typography nerds would take it seriously and there just aren't enough of them to make a difference. I'd guess that the vast majority of
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I remember running down the street and back with my new vibram 5 fingers just to try them out. The next day my calves were so sore I could barely walk. I couldn't wait to do it again. I've since moved on to minimalist runners with
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2y ago
> Leonardo could be anyone for all I know If the topic is sketching and someone refers to Leonardo, you should know who it is. It's like referring to "Michael" when talking about basketball.
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"never"
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> If the US government didn’t enable Tesla in the way it did, it would still be a garage company And if GM didn't receive a massive 50+ billion dollar bailout in 2008 it wouldn't exist now (new legal entity or not). Plenty of c
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> He didn't start Tesla, he joined as an investor. Yeah, and then he took it over, and transformed it from a fledgling garage based company with near 0 market penetration into a serious competitor in the international automobile mar
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> Peter Thiel would be a nobody if PayPal failed. Maybe for Peter (I don't know) but not for Musk. He did X/PayPal, but then blew everyone away with Tesla, crushed it with SpaceX, succeeds with Starlink... Some people really do
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Steelman is a bit of a stretch on this move. It sounds to me like the government is seeding doubt in its own reserve currency and propping up a different currency. The only sane thing I can think of is that it's a hedge against a compl
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Oddly, "Home Ec" for me was all about baking and knitting. It was basically "home ec" is for girls, shop is for guys.
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> Just buy ebooks from somewhere else! Where can I buy ebooks (epub) that give me access to download the file so that I can copy it to my other devices and keep it on my own backups and organize it in my digital library the way I want to
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> Who do you think is hiring the lobbyists to pay off the politicians? Again, it's not the hiring of the lobbyists that should be surprising, or where the effort and anger should be directed in my opinion. It should be toward the po
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Sure you can be angry but you shouldn't be surprised at the muggers' behaviour. They're muggers after all and they're justifying their behaviour in some way that satisfies them. The anger in their direction isn't re
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2y ago
Well, I think we saw that and yeah, most people weren't crying about it. And yes, the "Just doing my job" (or, just following orders) defense is very powerful. That's why it shouldn't be surprising that this kind of
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“They were just cutting him off because they could cut him off and reduce their expense,” Robby Martin said in an interview. “It’s all a money game to them.” What else would it be to them? They're not a charity. I don't see why pe
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If you're trying to find an available cubby hole for your boots, you'll find one very quickly if they're almost all empty. But if they're almost all full, it will take longer for you find one. This discovery shows that i
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I discovered the same recently and have abandoned it. It's unfortunate because the potential is there for a real city wide or nation wide group discussion platform. But who moderates the moderators?
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So Handmade Hero turned into a whole network of projects? I remember the announcement and waiting for the first episode. I had asked Casey whether he'd be using what is considered "modern" C++ (he doesn't), and whether h
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17-Year-Old Designed a Motor That Could Transform the Electric Car Industry (2022)
(smithsonianmag.com)
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Food delivery run by restaurants has existed fine for decades for pizza and chinese food. I guess the delivery app puts too many fingers into the pie.
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> you need to use a food scale or something that measure the volume of food Isn't that obvious? Basic high school science projects would have students using measuring devices. Are you saying that it's common for nutritional stu
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> In some accounts of the Roman triumph, a companion or public slave would stand behind or near the triumphant general during the procession and remind him from time to time of his own mortality https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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Why the interest in whether a number is irrational or not? Is it just a researcher's fun pastime or does it tell us something useful? From the article: Even though the numbers that feature in mathematics research are, by definition, no
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Do you think that this kind of inorganic requirement is part of the reason he abandoned World Chess?
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Curta
(en.wikipedia.org)
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> the people it works the best on are also most susceptible to compromising secrets due to their deep seated insecurities Can you elaborate on that? Who are the people it works best on? How are deep seated insecurities related to propens
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> It seemed like a typical bar hang — until one of the guys planted a little flag on the table: an insignia for their group. That seemed a bit odd: Why do these pals have a flag? Turns out, this was no random meetup for a pint. It was a
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It's frustrating how terrible the captured data is. Don't we have low cost high resolution, high zoom, nigh vision cameras that someone in a hotspot could use? On the other hand, we have military base ATC shutting down the airspac
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I thought it was going to be about Ivermectin but it's Hydroxychloroquine.
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Nothing to do with pigs, because the mark isn't already fat, or even fat at all, they could be a typical low wealth individual, and the scammer doesn't fatten them. And then the scammer slowly drains them, more like bleeding rathe
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