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Sure, but if you can synthesize carbon chains directly then you can make pure compounds. Probably things more valuable than sugar. So you would compare energy of growing plants/microbes + downstream processing or chemical inputs and pr
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solid bit, but weird transition into pirate maps
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haha yea basically, "dating with intention" can be pretty awkward
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2y ago
marriage, which is presumably the intention of dating
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2y ago
You can gear down in a manual transmission ICE to achieve similar reduction effects, but I doubt they will bring back manuals.
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depression is based on self reported information, is that a social construct? anyway my point is that personality predisposition has a genetic component.
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2y ago
Right, there is .1 % variation in genetics which, although seems like small number, manages create differences that lead to social effects. no correlation with race required, not surprising really since race is self chosen and non specific
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2y ago
Science still backs a genetic component for things like happiness and IQ, which unlike race is not a social construct and yet can still effect things like social behavior and cultural adaptations to the environment.
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oh i see, those are quite lame. i guess i was imagining a fully contained skyscraper city surrounded by national park area with trees and mountains.
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was this ever actually tried?
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I mean there are examples in the same category as well: how many years was it illegally exported from dispensaties between states? New state legalizes? day one the corporate dispensary is stocked which is curious since it takes several mont
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perhaps old models of insurance through quasi-governmental institutes should be reconsidered as a replacement for what we have today
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i will simply disagree that the dominant social dynamic leading to this favoring of foriegn capital over us law is not systemic corruption.
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Political will shouldn't be required to enforce existing law. If i started a 1 man illegal taxi service it would be shut down even though it has little effect on the community, but saudi vc funded startup wasn't shut down even tho
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one click virtue signalling
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Propaganda is effective
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outer_Space_Treaty I was referring to military application Existing system https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pYKDNSYw1NQ
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That would just be a shittier, illegal version of the oreshnik system
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Alternative take: those services have a smaller selection, use annoying algorithms to promote IP they own, and are generally worse that piracy, but people don't like being hassled by their ISP and initially they cost a similar amount t
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not sure, but maybe hashing the media files to be zipped and including that hashlist in the hashed lmd would prevent that? or at least allow for a verification that they werent altered
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those are limits on squandering community resources. this requires you to use your resources (ink) for no benefit to you. to continue the bathroom theme it would be more like requiring your toilet to add rfid tags to your poops to track th
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i wonder why when you can simply add potassium salt to make it taste saltier without sodium
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yea this is great, i use it embedded directly in obsidian using iframe
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that is only for conduction, convection - the air mass flowing over the surface area is also a variable in thermal transfer
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copyright infringement is a civil charge, silly guy. no offense, but there arent many ways to defend its existence in current form without resorting to hyperbolic nonsense and looking silly in the process. so its not a 'crime' and
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do those classifiers read copyrighted material? i thought they simply joined the swarm and seeded (reproduction with permission) youtube, etc classifiers definitely do read others material though.
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copyright piracy isn't theft, try proving damages for a better arguement
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Whether it is plausible or not is unrelated to what happened. In 1965 NUMEC owner, Zalman Shapiro - in coordination with israeli intelligence, diverted 100 kg of 95% enriched uranium from the facility and shipped it to Israel. Enriching the
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Israel is a known industrial espionage threat to the us, how'd you think they got nuclear weapons? some analysts say they're the largest threat after china. Not to mention theyre currently using ai in targeting systems while under
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This here dog is an officer of the law and he smells money in your car, and uh, ya see, that money's wanted. please step out so i may confiscate it. Disagree with his infallible assessment? that's disorderly conduct sir, place you
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