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tim-tday
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6mo ago
Exactly, but the lack of a water cycle on the moon means that all the dust is sharp and always will be. It will irritate human mucus membranes whenever it comes in contact. Irritate lungs, eyes, skin. It degrades rubber seals.
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6mo ago
Color me skeptical. (Would love for this episode to be behind us, I’ve just heard this claim before and it wasn’t true)
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6mo ago
“no strong evidence that cutting salt intake reduces the risk for heart attacks, strokes or death” Except that dietary salt does 100% with no room for doubt raise blood pressure (which you can test by taking your blood pressure eating a bun
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6mo ago
Manufacturing a firearm is already regulated by state law in California. (Be it by cnc, 3d print, or drill press)
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7mo ago
Two attacks in two days? I wonder if people are upset?
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7mo ago
I quit drinking in 2020. Once the decision was made with seriousness it was easy. Sure the thought occurs now and then. Sure it might be nice to have a drink with a friend, but really I can drink other things. The benefits to my health far
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7mo ago
Is it because you have to add batteries too? I don’t have a NYtimes subscription so I won’t know their opinion on the matter.
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7mo ago
Reduction of anxiety, improvement of concentration, improved sleep, reduced depression. I find that diet plays a big role too.
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7mo ago
Why would you name a firefighting robot after something really hard to extinguish? That’s like the guys who named their supersonic jet company after the worst-case failure mode.
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7mo ago
What if there was a clause where the tax is forgiven if you arrange for a comparable repayment? I hear there is a country nearby where education is not encouraged and the climate is becoming downright hostile to thoughtful people. Many of t
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7mo ago
When the government cannot do the things it has taken responsibility for it becomes a failed state. The crazy thing is Mississippi did this to itself.
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7mo ago
Highest stress job on earth. Periodic politically motivated pay freezes.
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7mo ago
Work smarter not harder. If you’re running 5 agents you’re not engaged enough to catch when they inevitably go off the rails. Every wrong turn wastes a week of your time.
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7mo ago
Isn’t this published in the plan? Not sure it’s a conspiracy when the plan is public.
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7mo ago
Interesting, I’ve been following these for a while. They seem to have been made permanent.
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7mo ago
Link is broken https://archive.ph/x7e7u
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7mo ago
Hydrogen is a false renewable fuel.
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7mo ago
This is one of the rare cases where the headline is compelling but I have zero desire to know more. The headline is good enough for me.
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7mo ago
Explain less like I’m five.
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7mo ago
It would benefit China immensely to have the US embroiled in a draining and embarrassing war in the Middle East. And since they’re so well positioned for an electrified economy they’re the clear winners of permanently elevated oil prices.
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7mo ago
His war on Iran is going to make renewables twice as cost effective and since solar also provides autonomy 5x more desirable. Nobody can fuck with your power if you make your own.
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7mo ago
Is it because this place fucking sucks? As a thought exercise try explaining the rules of life to a four year old: Oh because you’re a girl your total life one income will be 75% that of a boy. Doesn’t matter how much you work or how how go
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7mo ago
Y’ain’t seen nothing yet.
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7mo ago
Hydrogen fuel is greenwashing.
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7mo ago
It’s not a hypothesis it’s a strategy. There are multiple viable strategies that organisms (and civilizations) could use. Some will work. Some will not. The question is: what is the nature of the neighborhood? The answer so far is: empty as
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7mo ago
The evidence is clear. There is one housing market. Providing supply for customers at the top removes demand from the next layer down and so on. Increasing supply helps everyone.
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7mo ago
I quit drinking forever out of self-preservation.
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7mo ago
They will 100% grant it for the low, low price of Taiwan.
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7mo ago
I saw it last night and must confess that it can be confusing to some people. But isn’t this the worst thing in filmmaking? If you have to explain your film to me you have failed as a filmmaker (just repeating something I’ve heard a fiction
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7mo ago
Good spirit of sabotage, don’t think it will work. It is becoming apparent that it’s not if you use AI it’s how you use it. Those who use it well will succeed, those who use it poorly will fail. I’m seeing it in tech jobs (and it applies in
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