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by trhway 1y ago
It is in US: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/premium/article/birds-win... >a far cry from deaths due to cats. No, they are about the same. The 3.5 billion is the top estimate similar to how 4 billion is top
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by trhway 1y ago
There is very little natural in the unnatural environment of the human developed areas. That train has long left the station. That includes the natural predators. With those natural predators gone, cats are doing the job of those predators.
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by trhway 1y ago
name natural predators supposed to kill all those birds and mammals around humans.
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by trhway 1y ago
>The burden of proof is on the one making the claim. >I claimed billions of birds are killed each year by cats you claimed it is a bad thing. Where is the proof for your claim? >provided a source Smithsonian with that felon convict
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by trhway 1y ago
>What evidence do you have that the birds killed by cats are mainly old or ill? it is well established pattern of predation in the Nature. Again, you specified the total number without providing the old/ill number. The relation of t
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by trhway 1y ago
The cats officially guarding St Petersburg Hermitage Palace https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermitage_cats "The cats have been present in the museum, originally a palace, since the 18th century;[1] in 1745, Elizabet
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by trhway 1y ago
>You’re probably aware that in North America alone for all cats kill between 10 and 30 billion native birds and small mammals a year and how many of those birds and mammals were old and ill and would be killed by other predators in simil
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by trhway 1y ago
>Probably best to keep your cats inside even if you do get another one, considering the devastating effect they have as an invasive species on local wildlife. [1] >[1] https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms2380 Y
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by trhway 1y ago
Herding skills, sheepdogs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAjc502ALOM Also reminded - we had neighbors with 2 cats, an experienced and cynical large red one and a naive curious tabby. They spent a lot of time outdoor wand
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by trhway 1y ago
I don't think Russia is unique here. I was talking about it because i know it. i can't talk this way about say China or Argentine (or basically any other country except may be US where 25+ years of residence give me some knowledge
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by trhway 1y ago
In my home town back in Russia they now easily grow the stuff of my unreachable back then in USSR childhood dreams - apricots, cherries (the large sweet ones). The children there though don't do backcountry skiing like i did 40+ years
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by trhway 1y ago
I actually meant those ships specifically for AWL discussed in the article and for other similar loitering endeavors, not for cargo.
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by trhway 1y ago
Yes, a solar powered ship would at best do ~3 knots. Which is slow, yet it is practically free. Sail/wind powered would do somewhat better while being more complex/expensive. An autonomous ship/barge though doesn't need
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by trhway 1y ago
>(iii) ships moving at ~15 knots are water pumps themselves, overcoming the limitation of high energy demand in AWL i think there is a flaw in that logic. Btw, if doing it on ships is that great, why not build(repurpose) large [old] ship
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by trhway 1y ago
That obviously should and will be fixed architecturally. >For each new token generated, the model must access the intermediate state of all previous tokens. Not all the previous tokens are equal, not all deserve the same attention so to
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by trhway 1y ago
it also allows automated production of positive content. The main issue here is given a sea of good and a sea of bad content, where the typical person would go for a swim? Why calls for empathy fall flat while inciting rage and hatred is so
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by trhway 1y ago
Similar like that saying with politics - if you don't proactively replace yourself with AI, then you will be replaced by AI.
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by trhway 1y ago
Every one likes net neutrality when the one is benefitting from it, yet the one immediately jumps at the opportunity to break net neutrality on their services if it allows to increase profit by price discrimination (which may take a shape o
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by trhway 1y ago
It isn't acknowledging. It is just a legalese to wash their hands away from following whatever EU restrictions and requirements may be applicable here otherwise.
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by trhway 1y ago
Even without any evaporative effect, the air cooling of leaves (at least bringing them to the surrounding air temperature) happens more easily than that of concrete pavement due to height and larger surface area. The concrete can easily get
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by trhway 1y ago
They do outdoor AC in [some places in some] parks in Qatar.
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They can prosper longer than you can stay liquid or even alive :)
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by trhway 1y ago
look around - CA - missionaries have the best real estate. And another related note on connection between strong promotion of devotion to ideas and it is being a good business - the Abrahamic monotheism was a result of the successful marke
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by trhway 1y ago
may be they started with a $1M and with time the bills weight compresses the bills, and they have periodically to add more to fill the newly forming emptiness. Kind of inflation.
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by trhway 1y ago
That reminds when a corrupt bureaucrat or a high ranking military in Russia gets arrested there frequently an amount of cash found in the apartment/house equivalent to 1-3 cubic meters in $100 bills (and usually it is a mix of mostly d
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by trhway 1y ago
>camera pose sensitivity >the model is basically a diva about camera positioning. move the camera 10 degrees and suddenly it thinks left is right and up is down. Reminds that several years ago Tesla had to finally start to explicitly
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by trhway 1y ago
People being killed in Gaza are the colonizers isn't it? In addition to being colonizers they clearly declared the goal of performing ethnic cleansing of Jews, and proved that it isn't just words by perpetrating genocide of Jews o
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by trhway 1y ago
>The bullets struck the biplane, causing critical damage to one of its engines. one and the only engine :)
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> A second order effect is to make building things domestically relatively cheaper, all other things being equal, because those things won't be subject to the tariff. that is just opposite of reality. Several people explained that t
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by trhway 1y ago
and blood of the young.

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