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zunzun
8y ago
I had read that due to "assortative mating", both of these are happening at the same time.
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zunzun
8y ago
I have read that there are differences in average height between races. Was the height difference statistically controlled for in this study? The article does not mention this.
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zunzun
8y ago
Interestingly, there are flush toilets and septic systems installed along the entire length of the walking track.
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zunzun
8y ago
I am unfamiliar with this newsletter, is the name an acronym?
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zunzun
8y ago
Easily the best food on the planet, no question. Only Alsace on the Rhine River can come close to it.
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zunzun
8y ago
If the bone has more calcium per unit volume, it should contain more strontium-90 per unit volume as well - meaning these people should have a slightly higher inherent level of radioactivity than the general population. If so, this should b
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zunzun
8y ago
I would like to know the mass-equivalent of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB). We have a good idea of the volume of the known universe. We have a good idea of the local energy density of the CMB, assumed to be approximately the same eve
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zunzun
8y ago
I do not understand the title you posted here.
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8y ago
I think this misses the point: neither Lyft nor Uber ever intended to have human drivers long-term. From the outset, human drivers were only temporarily needed to establish the business until such time as driving could be fully automated. O
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zunzun
8y ago
If the US government cannot run out of money, there is no financial reason for federal income taxes.
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8y ago
I tried this once as it was advertised as a way to instantly lose 10 points of ugly fat - which did work, but my head grew back again.
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Ask HN: Cosmic Microwave Background Mass-Equivalent
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8y ago
AI would not think in the same timescales that people use, so something like killing sea life with plastic drinking straws or changing the climate via herbivore flatulence - though lengthy by our standards - might make logical, reasonable s
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zunzun
8y ago
Does any know a scientific estimate for the mass-equivalent of all electromagnetic energy in the universe? Also, can the Cosmic Microwave Background mass-equivalent be separately estimated?
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8y ago
I once worked in a complex enterprise software environmnt at a large natural gas company in the US. We had several incompetent programmers who were safely "promoted" into low-level business and managerial positions, one of whom ha
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8y ago
I had never imagined that people would want to smoke yeast.
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8y ago
Are the etymological variants zemblanous and zemblanification coming into modern use as well?
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8y ago
Has any technical comparison been made of the Librem 5 and the Pine64 hardware or development kit performance? I know that Pine64 will also release a tablet-only version of their phone, but have not seen whether this is planned for the Libr
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zunzun
8y ago
My understanding is that, if it is added at the correct rate, the U.S. economy can absorb infinite amounts of counterfeit money.
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zunzun
8y ago
Why are you embarrassed by this? Your code changes should be sufficient.
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zunzun
8y ago
THANK YOU FOR POSTING THE LINK.
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zunzun
8y ago
The lead and cadmium night explain why I feel so woozy after smoking ground-up solar panels.
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zunzun
8y ago
This would make more sense for proctologists than geophysicists.
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zunzun
8y ago
My family has on several occasions personally experienced a sharp rise in atmospherice methane levels within our home after I have eaten burritos for lunch.
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zunzun
8y ago
pfft - you talk as if some kind of unforeseen natural disaster like an earthquake or tsunami could... um... ahh... er... oh, yeah. Nevermind.
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zunzun
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I would be very interested in any study results on snarkly downvoting.
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I don't see any mention of solar waste.
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8y ago
Consider me to have been properly and most righteously chastised.
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zunzun
8y ago
Because ants are close genetic relatives of wasps, then ant eggs might do this also.
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zunzun
8y ago
Thus, I was being mildly sarcastic about the German scientists ability to speak German.
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