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https://archive.is/ajdFK
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https://archive.is/PALHz
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That'd work if I lived in a tech centre, but I'm an expat out in the boondocks and moving isn't really an option for me.
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I find that you need to study a lot of words rather than focusing on a few and get the meaning/spelling exactly right. If you have a loose grasp on the meaning of 200 words vs a perfect understanding of 50 words you are much more likel
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I have a similar problem. I think I need external motivation, like a job or being a member of a team, to really be motivated to do something. Since I retired early, in my mid 30s, though, I don't have this kind of environment. When I w
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Article is gone. But this appears to be the game: https://anuke.itch.io/mindustry
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We're all sheep, you're just one of the neighing ones... Unless you have a plan to fix it, that is.
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Not if you don't spend time alone with said person otherwise.
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https://archive.is/1NNgL
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If the people that actually understand the issue aren't advocating for its solutions, then who will?
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I have a very similar problem as this, but often it's in another language, German or Spanish usually, to boot. The access I have to mess with other peoples' lives, if I so chose, is amazing.
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The title is pretty inflammatory, insinuating Quantum Leap is useless. Further down in the same article: The paper used the results to estimate that a top supercomputer would need approximately 10,000 years to match what Sycamore did in 20
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What happened here?
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Stop tarnishing his name, he's actually a good guy
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There haven't been a lot of species that are all genetic clones of each other until recently, either. Such a condition makes the arrival of a superbug much more likely. A species entirely made up of genetic clones is what this whole th
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This is hard to respond to, because I don't know what you think I think. I don't think viruses have some sort of “neural or neural analog” or coordinate in some way, so I suspect you don't understand what I'm saying. I j
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What does the number of ants vs humans have to do with the population of a species ballooning 1 million times its original size?
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Said the man after his doctor diagnosed him with a severe risk of heart attack.
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> But why would a superbug that takes out all the bananas have any effect on the corn, wheat, etc growing down the road? Simply, copies. If a superbug is able to destroy all the world's bananas, it would grow in population 1 million
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Your story doesn't add up. You wouldn't get charged with a DUI if you weren't over the limit, and that takes at least 2 to 3 drinks, minimum.
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Why we're you drunk when you were going over to their house? What'd you think was going to happen?
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African Americans consist of only 13% of the population yet commit over half of the crimes. Asians and Whites score much higher on IQ tests than African Americans and Latinos. Women have innately different interests than men.
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Right, and youay ne thinking, let's play the odds. But there is only once chance, so what do odds mean anyway in that scenario? Will you wall away a failure and still take solace in the fact that by the odds you were supposed to be
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Yes, but is the amount of methane released anywhere near the same as CO2? Hint: methane is measured in parts per billion, whereas co2 is measured in parts per million.
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From the very same wikipedia article you referenced, under "Current Outlook": Most deposits of methane clathrate are in sediments too deep to respond rapidly, and modelling by Archer (2007) suggests the methane forcing should rem
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Methane is measured in parts per billion, co2 in parts per million... So, what is your point?
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Methane is a nothing burger. It breaks down so quickly it doesn't affect much.
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They need to be close to the surface to get enough sunlight to live.
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You also need glucose. With a blood glucose level of zero, you die.
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Sure, https://www.acsh.org/news/2019/10/02/starving-cancer-cutting...
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