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by thatcat 6y ago
Beat them at what though?
572.
by thatcat 6y ago
There are a few sensors, see meter group for a professional selection, but soil analysis requires sampling and wet lab work to determine composition.
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by thatcat 6y ago
UBI should be trialed in parallel with a legalization program, which would allow those metrics to be collected and solve other crime problems by creating unemployed criminals and giving them a stipend so that they don't necessarily nee
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by thatcat 6y ago
It’s been used to prevent denial of service, such as in the Catalina succession vote.
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by thatcat 6y ago
The Spanish government tried to suppress the Catalan succession vote, but they used IPFS to host the voting system to prevent DDOS and DNS blocking to successfully cast votes anyway. http://la3.org/~kilburn/blog/ca
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by thatcat 6y ago
Once it became successful the people at the top would organize together to raise their own salaries then maintain that even when economic times change, against the interests of the rest of the company.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Some cities will come mow your lawn then send a bill to the land owner.
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by thatcat 6y ago
That is a lazy way to defend multinational organizations.
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by thatcat 6y ago
You can use tineye and it still uses the fingerprint method
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by thatcat 6y ago
Some of them can. Look up postmarketOS
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by thatcat 6y ago
Yes people don't want to pay property taxes either. That's the point of taxes, to force people to pay for the externalities of their purchases. The carbon capture is a part of the gas price. The package recycling cost is a part of
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by thatcat 6y ago
Capital networking any number of factors unrelated to the tech, this is a common theme in historical invention.
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by thatcat 6y ago
This article has fundamental misunderstandings of nutrition. It states that protein that isn't used to rebuild your body is simply lost when it is converted to usable energy via protein catabolism and generally does a poor job of expla
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by thatcat 6y ago
The easy solution is for Unis to take an L for once and to cover costs with their enormous savings from the last 30 years of exponential growth. Those fees obviously are over actual cost to cover contingencies, a pandemic was inevitable on
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by thatcat 6y ago
>Library cards are limited to city residents. For example, think of a city with 1M residents. That puts a cap on the license cost. So you're saying that the amount libraries pay for a book is proportional to the number of residents
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by thatcat 6y ago
Not really. As long as they are documented to be not in use, then the first party can lend them to whoever, and they can lend to whoever.. and so on as long as the chain links back to a real book paid for then it makes perfect technical sen
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by thatcat 6y ago
The First Sale doctrine can be applied to the digital domain.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Here's a top down global conspiracy theory: micro plastics carried by the air and water are ingested and cause hormone disruption leading to less sex and therefore less children.
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by thatcat 6y ago
That was shown to be a scam by some of the investigating officers who were later arrested for trying to keep some of the btc.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Matrix chat client
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by thatcat 6y ago
There are multiple forms: esketamine, arketamine, and a racemic mixture of both of those. Es type is much more effective as anesthetic than other types so user could experience the hallucinogen effects while remaining sort of mobile.
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by thatcat 6y ago
Chief later suggested building some sort of wall...
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by thatcat 6y ago
>they built it They built part of a logistics chain and acquired the rest. >skys the limit Why should those being exploited be limited by amazon? The sky should the limit for every individual not just Bezos. >Prime books If you bro
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by thatcat 6y ago
That's a false dichotomy, maybe they could work on decreasing the rate of climate change instead of increasing it.
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by thatcat 6y ago
10 students per teacher better for learning scientifially
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by thatcat 6y ago
Those are all easier to face problems with even smaller markets and worse logistics. Do they have an underground refinery they take it to with 100 ft. tall fractional distillation towers, etc? Most things that people want are legal because
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by thatcat 6y ago
Postmodernism is a stage of development after modernism not a definable philosophy of life. I would argue that strategies for dealing with uncertainty using statistics would be post modern era science and that sort of analysis is often req
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by thatcat 6y ago
It definitely seems that way to me. $150B estimated market FTA is much smaller than the $400B estimated for drugs. Humans are much more difficult to traffic than drugs so there would be much higher operating costs and risks due to the fact
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by thatcat 6y ago
Post-modernism is not related marxist economic theory it is an art movement that rejects the possibilty of a unified narratve, rather than the concept of "objective truth". Embracing absurdity is not anti-intellectual per se.
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by thatcat 6y ago
>edge-cases This is what happens when you dismiss edge cases in systems that are critical. Law isn't some shitty web app that can afford to just go offline.

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