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by thrown_22 4y ago
$4 is not exorbitant it's barely something to notice.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
I was kicking him when he wasn't on the ground too.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
Their released numbers. Least we forget this is the country that declared war on sparrows and lost.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
It has and multiple times at that. Least we forget it's the only way that any country, including the US, has ever industrialized.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
Assuming that the people in charge are able to do basic analysis is pretty far fetched.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
> The obvious explanation for other country's vaccine recommendations is based in data. COVID kills the elderly (75+) who are more likely to be battling multiple negative health conditions beyond COVID. That something so obvious was
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by thrown_22 4y ago
Nice. They do seem to have filled out the language nicely.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
Question from the last time this came up: have they added let/letrec into the language yet? The last time I it looked like they had not.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
This is a 300 word post. It's barely a tweet. The idea it could have a preliminary thesis, let alone a central one, stretches credulity.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
>In mathematics, Richardson's theorem establishes the undecidability of the equality of real numbers defined by expressions involving integers, π, ln ⁡ 2 , {\displaystyle \ln 2,} and exponential and sine functions. It was proved in
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by thrown_22 4y ago
You don't need child care when women aren't in the work force.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
Yet China today is saying "Have three kids" and the Chinese people are by and large saying "Meh".
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by thrown_22 4y ago
It's easy to grow exponentially when you're going from 3% to 6%.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
I'm happy to have helped you take the first step on a journey of a billion miles.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
A 60 year old woman can't give birth. It doesn't matter what incentives governments will give in 20 years: you can't beat biology. The women who can give birth in decades need to be born today. Yet birthrates are at their low
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by thrown_22 4y ago
The brains harmed were the ones who created this, not the ones consuming it. Happy to see that AI models are so close to reading comprehension though.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
Low quality articles that people only read the title of is how web forums die. This is an extremely low quality article that I hope was written by an AI model so no human brains were harmed during it's production.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
Interesting paper for finding a function which fits the given data, however they way oversell the ability of any such model: >Then, an SR algorithm would ideally re-discover the well-known expression (or an equivalent formulation thereof
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by thrown_22 4y ago
A Fourier expansion is a symbolic fitting of data to a curve, yet it provides no information about the systems sampled as shown by the fact that it fits a geocentric model just as well as a heliocentric one. The idea that an arbitrarily lar
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by thrown_22 4y ago
Is this written by an AI? I was waiting for the article and it never arrived.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
You're ignoring what it takes to bring the coal to the powerplant too. OP was making the point that boiler to wheels efficiency of electrics is higher than ices. It isn't when you factor in all the conversion losses. It's a r
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by thrown_22 4y ago
So the asbestos lobby was right and there's nothing dangerous about snorting it. It's after all just a funny shaped silicate that's totally benign.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
Nothing of a lot is a lot less than all of a little.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
You're missing the engine efficiency. Which is another ~90% efficiency process. That brings it down to be lower than an ice.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
Keep moving the goalposts bud. OP made a blatantly false claim. She was wrong. That's it.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
Or to bring coal to the power plant.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
In normal times yes. In a recession there are no greener pastures.
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by thrown_22 4y ago
>- electric cars are still burning fossil fuels cause powerplants burn fossil fuels (yeah, but electric cars go ~2 times further on 1 liter of fuel even if all our power came from fossil fuels which it doesn't) No they don't. W
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by thrown_22 4y ago
Cyanide is just carbon and nitrogen. How could it be possibly toxic?
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by thrown_22 4y ago
The people being laid off in the first rounds are not the best and brightest. You get those people in the 10th round before a hostile restructuring.

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