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by xhkkffbf 1y ago
People who get contracts for doing R&D say that the R&D calls for more funding.
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by xhkkffbf 1y ago
Most of the art in museums is long past the copyright date. This includes many artists who are considered "modern". Works by Picasso, Marcel Duchamp, Henri Matisse, M. C. Escher, Max Ernst and Constantin Brâncuși are some found on
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by xhkkffbf 1y ago
Toxicity depends upon the amount. CO2 is toxic and regularly kills humans when space heaters fail. But it's everywhere in the atmosphere in small amounts.
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
What do you mean "different viewpoint"? Isn't it supposed to be neutral? Are you inadvertently making the administration's point?
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
To be a pedant, the inputs for photosynthesis are pretty toxic to humans. Sunlight burns and causes skin cancer. CO2 also kills people each winter when space heaters aren't properly vented.
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
Was he a "citizen scientist"? Could we say he had "tenure" at the Abbey? And weren't many of the universities still effectively branches of the church in the 1800s? Was the Abbey co-equal to any of the other educati
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
Yeah, seems like plenty of wishful thinking. There's not much official that we know and plenty that's been added in the centuries afterwards.
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No! A friend of a friend asked an AI and the AI said they were real. Honest. But it was the other AIs. Not the one the friend asked.
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Sad but true. For instance, there are subprofessional tiers for many sports like cycling. They generally don't have drug testing because of cost and the presumption that no one would cheat for a mere hobby. But occasionally people get
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
I think the argument from Trump's lawyers is more subtle. Certainly editing is allowed-- but deliberately editing out poor answers could be seen as a donation to the campaign. Especially if it's not applied equally. Furthermore, i
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
The main link is 404ed now. Any other sources?
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Are there different voices? Or only [s1] and [s2] in the examples?
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
Google really should start floating some plans for splitting itself up. Things worked out pretty well when Ma Bell was split up. Some people thought it would all fail, but the companies have done a good job competing and cooperating at the
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
How? Money. There is one problem with the current US system: it overproduces talent. When the US system was growing rapidly, the people could build a long-term career in the US. But nothing can grow forever at an exponential pace. The US co
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
Aren't some folks just watching the reflection of cell phone signals? Why bother with an expensive radar system when the cell phone system is flooding the sky with radiation anyway?
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All tech becomes a crutch. People can't wash their clothes without a machine. People can't cook without a microwave. Tech is both a gift and a curse.
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There are big racial, religious and cultural differences between Hawai'i and the mainland. I don't think anyone would be happy with any study's results.
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
Mine are slow because of large images. If I set "draft" mode, it speeds up dramatically. I don't know why latex needs to read the entire image file but it seems to do that.
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People who buy their stock.
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I can see that cutting out the LIDAR could qualify as "cheap." And maybe he's being risky on betting on lowering the cost by simplifying the technology. But why make the jump to "fraud/charlatan"? Every system
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
Why are the humans the only bad species to be eliminated? Certainly there must be a few others that get in the way of our earthly Eden? Maybe mosquitoes? Maybe boa constrictors? Deer have a way of stripping a plot of land of trees and veget
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
This is part of the problem. The venues that mention this are labeled "far right". The other ones try to ignore the issue because they want to pretend it isn't happening. But it shouldn't be a "far right" discu
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
I like how you suggest that other taxes will be lower to compensate. That hasn't been my experience in general. I'm sure it's happened occasionally but I don't think it's the rule.
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I don't know, but those situations exist and they might be more problematic than baseball is willing to admit. The pitcher may get more from the Yankees than the Brewers. So the pitcher may have more incentive to make sure the Yankees
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No one does fake history better than the CCCP.
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Look at any department. It's rare for all of the professors to get big grants. Usually a substantial fraction are essentially paid by either undergraduate or graduate tuition. In these cases of the non-constellation professors, it&#x27
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It taught me that some managers feel that they're absolutely 99% right when they feel like firing someone. Managers are so good and firing is so hard that managers only feel this way when it's 99% justified.
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They hire foreigners largely because they're much cheaper than Americans. The schools have little trouble getting visas for foreign professors so, of course, they maximize their profits by hiring the cheapest they can get.
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Education is tricky. The wrong education can really stunt your economic competitiveness. I'm sure the Soviet world had plenty of classroom time devoted to the glory of Communism. Each classroom probably had a politruk available to help
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by xhkkffbf 2y ago
Unfortunately, the government sometimes bans disclosing this. The US government, for instance, bans the telcos from telling the customers that they're being tapped.

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