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by tomohawk 3y ago
Why would youtube demonetize them? Their interviews are always interesting and informative
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Why isn't this already banned. Religious and ethnic discrimination are already illegal and that's what this is.
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> In previous research, Shane Snyder and Mauricius Marques dos Santos found that these rubber additives can react with disinfectants in simulated drinking water. Their lab tests generated a variety of chlorinated compounds The actual pro
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Ukraine asked Starlink to increase coverage so they could do an attack on Russian occupiers. It's not hard to see what this sort of coordination looks like. This is more than Ukraine using a service that happens to be there. While I
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> If you ask developers "why can't I do XYZ", you'll likely get an answer along the lines of "why do you need to do that" or "justify your usecase". This is the difference between application progr
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Why Axial Flux Motors Are the Key to Small, Fun EVs(thedrive.com)
11 points by tomohawk 3y ago|4 comments
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We track our productivity. Our teams got more productive when we went remote. A lot more productive. The worst case for some individuals is that they remained at the same productivity level. The productivity has remained good. These are
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Instead of gluing themselves to streets, these so called green groups should do something useful and protest RTO.
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MIT Economist Takes on Big Tech(spiegel.de)
3 points by tomohawk 3y ago|3 comments
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A device with required connectivity to network, built in eavesdropping and tracking - that hardly qualifies as dedicated to sensitive and critical actities.
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In the US, you can have electric receptacles in bathrooms. In fact, code requires it. You can plug in 120V electronics and appliances no big deal. In the UK, this is not allowed because 240V is not a good idea in bathrooms.
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Easier than prosecuting car thieves or getting their DAs to actually do their jobs
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New Zealand got rid of their jet capability a long time ago
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First thing we did with a new car was deactivate the rear seat sensors. If you have dogs or put any packages back there, they're a big hassle. We of course make sure any passengers are belted in, but the sensors are not helpful.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Burning something is not speech. It is an expression, yes, but a destructive and demeaning one. It's time to move on from thinking that burning things needs government protection. We've run the experiment and no public good has
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Portland School District: No More Zeros for Cheating, Missing Work(freebeacon.com)
2 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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Why wouldn't it be the other way around? I know people who reduced inflammation by staying off social media and away from news media. These things tend to induce stress, which can cause inflammation.
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It was the countries that put the state first that killed millions of people - the fascists in Germany and Italy, the communists in Russia and China, and so on. Who stood up to them? It would be a much darker world without the one major co
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The 20th century is a stark repudiation of hobbes.
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The state does not create or grant rights. Free people have rights, quite apart from any government. The US Constitution recognizes rights we already have and constitutes a government whose primary purpose is to protect those rights. Most
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How NewsGuard Became the Establishment Guard Against Independent Media(theepochtimes.com)
3 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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It's great to see this, but it's not going to make me want to go back to Java from Go. In Go, everything is built with this sort of concurrency from the ground up. This makes everything fit together very nicely without the cogni
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> For a large part of its history, America was awash in morally formative institutions. Its Founding Fathers had a low view of human nature, and designed the Constitution to mitigate it (even while validating that low view of human natur
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by tomohawk 3y ago
And the womens studies program has no cuts. They are keeping the programs they think are important - the ones that prop up their luxury beliefs.
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Peter Kreeft Is Making Philosophy Great Again(thefederalist.com)
2 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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They are recommending reductions in faculty even for STEM programs. https://provost.wvu.edu/files/d/262cec3c-3098-48e9-a4ed-5061... It would be interesting to see the admin staff to faculty ratio at WVU and if the
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Main power line fails at Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant(kyivindependent.com)
3 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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They can unionize the firm they work for. However, if they unionize, then the union needs to work with the business to ensure they remain competitive with the other firms offering the service. However, unions don't appear to be terri
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Google Street View Car Got into a Police Chase Then Crashed in a Creek(thedrive.com)
2 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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These are not researchers, but political activists who spread misinformation. NPR uncritically printed info from these activists without looking into their funding or methods. Facebook received the same misinfo from these 'researcher

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