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tomtomistaken
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> All of the world’s oceans are warming due to climate change, but the Arctic Ocean, the smallest and shallowest of the world’s oceans, is warming fastest of all. The article talks about the Arctic Ocean. It is not denying the warming of
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I think you are right and the depicted soldiers are not diving but floating. Maybe they carried their weapon in the bag, they all seem unarmed. Also I was wondering why they would continuously have to blow air in the sack. Probably they wer
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"The chickadees, Luce. it sounds like they're saying 'cheeeseburger'."
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That is why developing proof-of-location is important.
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These power plants are also responsible for most of the local NO2 in the air. NO2, on the other hand, can be measured well with satellites. This calls for a performance indicator as proof-of-decarbonization.
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5y ago
Progress in this respect can also be bottom-up -> sabotage.
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5y ago
Just watched https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGemhK9t44Q
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5y ago
Get your $BTC before exchanges are gone?
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6y ago
Your feedback is very welcome! These things need to be improved ..
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https://decarbnow.space It's an open source map to expose fossil fuel polluters. Add custom points to the map by pasting the URL to your Tweet. It can even do longer map stories through continuous Twitter threats. We starte
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60 million gallons, over 1 million barrels.
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Well, humans just started to build jumbo jets in very very recent history. That’s not a very fair benchmark.
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6y ago
If you are into movies, I recommend watching BURNED: Are trees the new coal? https://youtu.be/REXEs2bronM
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6y ago
I had anxiety attacks and back pain for years. Maybe it’s just a weird and strong placebo effect, but after starting to take vitamin D these things were simply gone.
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7y ago
Time to reread "À rebours" from Huysmans https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%80_rebours
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intrusive_thought
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What are the mathematical/computational principles behind this game?
(stackoverflow.com)
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7y ago
More like Goodhart‘s law: "When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure."
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8y ago
Just like in real life (:
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The article basically states that rich people made a shit ton of money from cryptos because they had the money and knowledge to invest.
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9y ago
European companies, alike developing countries, strive for new financial sources as European banks got more restrictive in granting loans.
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Do you know any other open/free live datasets like they used for the map?
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How to reward not being a dick: You can earn a token for being nice. With this token you can lend a stake for POS.
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There was a "fix" in August after a public intervention from protonmail. Did you read the article?
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Can such radio bubbles influence the navigation ability of animals?