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by zbyte64 6y ago
I think part of it is if you want a genetic sample you have to puncture the amniotic sack, which can cause complications.
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by zbyte64 6y ago
It's much, much, less likely. Half of women with down syndrome are infertile. If they do get pregnant they usually end with a miscarriage and there is a 50% chance the syndrome won't be passed down. Homosapiens are a result of chr
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by zbyte64 6y ago
The claim isn't that the Koch brothers deny climate change, but that they funded climate "skeptic" think tanks. They knew full well what they were doing.
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by zbyte64 6y ago
And to bring this back to the topic at hand, the Koch brothers helped fund that lawsuit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens_United_(organization)...
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by zbyte64 6y ago
Ahh yes, Tucker Carlson "I have the evidence but it was lost in the mail" totally wouldn't allow another to present a one-sided account without challenge and would certainly present evidence in context.
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by zbyte64 6y ago
The dossier is a mixed bag in terms of accuracy and rigor, but I find it interesting most people focus on "no collusion" but ignore all the rest of the claims. Like: > The Mueller Report backed "Steele's central claim
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by zbyte64 6y ago
Weird how a social conscience or civil rights hurt certain businesses and get interpreted as anti-capitalist.
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by zbyte64 6y ago
Yet code is meant to conform to specifications. Removing the specifications doesn't make the code any more clear.
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by zbyte64 6y ago
Courts are made up of humans. Good lawyers put time into jury and judge/jurisdiction selection. Good firms hire former court staffers that know the judges presiding over the case. It's not meant to be easy to game the courts becau
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by zbyte64 6y ago
"Workers aren't putting themselves at risk when they go to work" is a myth.
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by zbyte64 6y ago
I wonder how costly it is to fill your walls entirely with water pipes. Also, one currently ensures there is a stud or lack of electrical when putting nails in a wall. I guess you gotta hang things up differently.
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by zbyte64 6y ago
The model intentionally guards against data harvesting. I think that is great but unless users are willing to pay for that the existing "free but we collect data to manipulate you" will receive more capital.
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by zbyte64 7y ago
Sounds like a binary search problem, problem is we would need larger samples >:)
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by zbyte64 7y ago
Sounds like he is also saying there is more social distance involved in buying groceries than ordering Amazon and the latter is more risky to human lives.
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by zbyte64 7y ago
We have a plastic container of bleach water & paper towels by the door side. Bags are set down outside the home and unloaded from there with a wipe down before going in the house. As always, wash hands afterwards.
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by zbyte64 7y ago
A group of people stressed by the lack of basics are more likely to make a mistake in choosing strong leadership.
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by zbyte64 7y ago
I believe context is needed, so here is Bill Gates: "Eventually we will have some digital certificates to show who has recovered or been tested recently or when we have a vaccine who has received it." Either that means a biometric
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by zbyte64 7y ago
Or we could provide universal healthcare, but that would be crazy.
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by zbyte64 7y ago
Bingo. All this talk about market shares is not about monopsony. Arguably Android is also monopsony.
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by zbyte64 7y ago
They probably got more of their aspirations from sitcoms featuring black families and less from advertisements.
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by zbyte64 7y ago
If you haven't already I would recommend watching "Climate Grief" from PhilosophyTube. Climate change isn't just a single issue, it intersects with immigration, right to protest, and as mentioned in the article, inequali
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by zbyte64 7y ago
Or maybe atheists want to concentrate more resources on the upbringing of the child so that they have a competitive advantage. Then also consider that in 3,000 years I'll probably be ancestor to all (this holds true for others, I am by
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by zbyte64 7y ago
You are being downvoted and yet the new PG&E CEO is to get twice the pay: https://www.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/news/2019/04/16/new...
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by zbyte64 7y ago
But that would be more akin to free speech and the marketplace of ideas. If the internet has taught me anything, when you're on the clock the employer/baron owns your speech.
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by zbyte64 7y ago
If you can't convince your own union to fight for higher wages then how will you convince your boss?
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by zbyte64 7y ago
Show me a school where "the teacher is always right", it has largely been replaced with "the parent is always right". The movie you link "Waiting for Superman" spends allot of time talking about the charter sch
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by zbyte64 7y ago
Says unions are only needed when there are monopolies. Proceeds to say teachers unions are bad yet it operates under geographic monopolies.
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by zbyte64 7y ago
Wouldn't mind a programmers guild that could vet developers and also act as a union/agency.
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by zbyte64 7y ago
Agreed, preferably one with a union to match your preference.
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by zbyte64 7y ago
When someone tries to describe unions but defines capitalism instead.

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