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    Comment #29829175

    A more in depth look at the factors causing high fertilizer prices: https://www.fb.org/market-intel/too-many-to-count-factors-dr... tl;dr: high natural gas prices, weather caused p…

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    Comment #28404312

    This is an article about a still life painter.

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    Comment #28399032

    "Flattening the curve" is about not overwhleming hospital resources, to avoid non-COVID avoidable deaths spiking.

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    Comment #28346065

    You're lucky it isn't just images of their tweets tied together with an 'emerging trend' narrative.

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    Comment #28330468

    With US troops.

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    Comment #28312324

    Counterpoint: high quality journalism must be well funded, and funding based on advertising and 'clickbait' undermines quality. So paywalls it is.

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    Comment #28311990

    If you have enough electricity to do that, you can just put into EV batteries directly and skip the hydrogen middle man.

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    Comment #28291922

    > To me it is sufficient to beat the top 20% of drivers. It's interesting that you set the threshold there (I presume you meant 'beat the bottom 80% of drivers'). Rationally, we sh…

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    Comment #28286704

    Gt of CO2 = (12+16+16)/12 * Gt of Carbon

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    Comment #28271824

    The missing component is curiosity.

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    Comment #28267580

    I don't think your intuition is the problem: > Forty percent of U.S. adults ascribe to a strictly creationist view of human origins, believing that God created them in their presen…

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    Comment #28267027

    The Google doc doesn't say. The article says: > details of who was in a geographic area, such as a radius of a few hundred feet at a certain point in time It probably depends on wh…

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    Comment #28262771

    Actual paper ... > Among participants who tested positive for COVID-19, 68.7% experienced at least one symptom after 30 days, marking the distinction for long COVID. This prevalenc…

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    Comment #28238972

    It makes it easy to comply with the Fair Credit Billing Act: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_Credit_Billing_Act

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    Comment #28238673

    If you think about what payment processors actually do, dealing with fraud is one of the main costs. There's a lot of fraud associated with porn related transactions, so it can mak…

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    Comment #28079394

    Both have been proposed: http://pure.iiasa.ac.at/id/eprint/16202/1/Hunt2019_Article_C...

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    Comment #28079284

    This is a different paper.

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    Comment #28076748

    Here you go: An umbrella review of the evidence associating diet and cancer risk at 11 anatomical sites https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-24861-8

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    Comment #28067957

    > How TF is this news, on Wired Wired was always a gossip magazine, but now it is just a gossip magazine. It's sad.

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    Comment #28067569

    Workhorse has full on plans for drone delivery that use the van as a base: https://workhorse.com/horsefly.html

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    Comment #28067399

    I don't know about the UK, but in the US the FAA required that each drone be operated by a licensed pilot, which changed the economics. There's some talk of autonomous software bei…

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    Comment #28040914

    I think the hope was that the money would be used to support local cultural content/events since people in those enterprises have been hard hit by the COVID crisis.

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    Comment #28009136

    Yes, this has been a common experience: https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w28264/w282... 20% of kids were disadvantaged (-0.4 standard deviation on tests), 20% were …

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    Comment #27961478

    Somehow I don't think the app developer is experiencing the same sense of sublime transience as the Buddhist monks.