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by toshk 6y ago
:) fair play to you. At least the real estate prices will be good. I won't go for low risk when it comes to nuclear and not let my family grow up next to it. Only no risk would be acceptable to me when it comes to nuclear, quite some t
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by toshk 6y ago
To everyone being a proponent of this modern new nuclear plants you dream about I ask: would you want to live in a village where they would build a new nuclear plant next to it?
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by toshk 6y ago
I've looked into a few of the studies you mention a while back because of personal interest. Most of the conclusions of large scale studies are not very solid and can often be dismissed with correlation is not causation. Your point is
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by toshk 6y ago
It's pretty widely accepted in the medical community that pesticides are correlated to Parkinson's. It seems to be connected to exposure over time, not necessarily build up in the body. You are right that a so-called natural pesti
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by toshk 6y ago
Water in Netherlands next to pastures and farmlands often had high levels of toxicity, meaning it was treated as chemical waste. Because of strict regulations got better. Still happens to certain rivers. Had natural parc next to river where
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by toshk 6y ago
My point being "working on" isn't really good enough when the health consequences for people are severe. Take dupont, took decades. Now same is happening for pesticides. Many we use now simply will be forbidden in decades. Ye
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by toshk 6y ago
Thank you for trying. It saddens me how easy it still is for companies how easy it is to dump toxics in the air, water and land. The proof often falls upon the "people" to prove chemicals used by companies are toxic instead of com
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by toshk 6y ago
The Dutch government debt stems from the Napoleon wars. So for some European countries it's more like a 300+ year loan.
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by toshk 6y ago
I don't mean that. I mean it's fine to have those pages. Google also ranks them for those keywords. But I can understand why a company won't allow someone to specifically run ads on those keywords. Like the above comment abou
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by toshk 6y ago
If you are trying to sell a dictionary I see no reason why a company should allow you to advertise on the word "rape" to do so.
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by toshk 6y ago
I get you have pages for those words since you are running a dictionary, but do I understand you were running ads for pages with those words specific?
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by toshk 6y ago
Took a close family 3 months to really recover. Only after starting a daily workout regime she recovered.
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Security Leak in Dutch Goverment Covid system as thousands of records are stolen(rt.com)
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by toshk 6y ago
I think part of the reason it's so stressful for teenagers is that there actual repercussions for their group position.
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by toshk 6y ago
Okay if that's the case wouldn't you see similar result if kids watch at a sunny window. Light wise that's pretty similar.
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by toshk 6y ago
From Amsterdam, dev and founder before, looking into setting up Saas, would love to have coffee
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by toshk 6y ago
It's just a hypothetical I don't think it will come to it, but wondering why that would that lead to antitrust case? My knowledge of law is non-existent. I thought antitrust suits are because of getting into a monopoly position. A
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by toshk 6y ago
What if they take it further and also pull other google products like gmail, chrome, maps? That would cause some serious trouble.
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by toshk 6y ago
In the Netherlands many of the musea are semi public, and especially the Rijks get a lot of tax money and also a lot of donations. The Rijksmusem is actually the national museum, Rijk is another word for State or maybe closer to empire. It&
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by toshk 6y ago
Standard electric fences are also not enough to keep horses in if they see a reason to get out. They often jump or demolish fences.
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by toshk 6y ago
Blue zones are pretty cherry picked to fit the narrative of the authors.
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by toshk 6y ago
Yes right. Apologies.
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by toshk 6y ago
I work for a few a cities in Europe, and happen to know one of the cities had a site with an sql injection issue. An external person found and let the city know but didn't want to reveal the specifics before getting money. The city has
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by toshk 6y ago
I feel like the biggest value is a hybrid version: the standard curriculum online and smaller classes offline. The large group lectures I've always felt were a waste of time. The lecturers just explain what's in the book anyway an
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by toshk 6y ago
I enjoy the pomodoro technique and use it often. But one of my biggest pains of the pomodoro technique is if I'm just very deep in a complicated task and I'm supposed to stop for a break, how do you normally address this?
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by toshk 6y ago
There are a few treatments that work well but are just to expensive to be viable. For instance a few decades there was a gene therapy developed for people with a gene deficiency that blocks them from digesting fats. If I remember correctly
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by toshk 6y ago
I think you think to highly of Spanish government and culture. This is purely a pressure mechanism. They are a very young democracy and their authoritarian instincts are still very fresh. For instance their first lockdown was extremely rigi
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by toshk 6y ago
A common believe among my non developer friends is that apple does it on purpose so their users need to keep buying new hardware. I don't know if they do, but at least their incentive is not very big to keep old devices running smooth.
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by toshk 6y ago
It seems we like to put mental models of things we easily understand and can control on our complex human body which we don't understand. The brain like a computer, the body has a budget. If only biology was so simple, or well maybe it
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by toshk 6y ago
Radio in the Netherlands didn't dive into the details, just saying why use this vaccine if Pfizer is better.

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