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Comment #49163501
Not all - it is very likely this large Amazonian civilization perished before the Iberian colonists arrived in the region. For example, these geoglyphs mapped in the (super interes…
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Comment #48966711
Those interested in this discussion might enjoy familiarising themselves with the concept of social capital, and in particular, with Robert Putnam’s work to understand and to promo…
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Comment #48933137
I miss that network discovery as well, as well as the quasi-random element to it. Nowadays I get my kicks by searching for, say, Albanian rock (I don‘t speak Albanian), whatever wa…
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Comment #48919914
Could be related to the light spectrum. Kindles aren't really "screen" like the others; they do have background light but you can turn it off and use it with its paper-like screen …
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Comment #48727107
That movie is so fun and intelligent and heartfelt, pure Mel Brooks genius
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Comment #48569706
I’m surprised it’s just sixty. I don’t think anyone, not the least consumers, wants AI used upstream of themselves.
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Comment #48507318
Beautiful text. By the way, I can't thank enough the maintainers at ctext.org. What a beautiful work they do.
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Comment #48451343
I signed up for Apple’s subscription which includes Apple Music. We are a Spotify family, but I then cancelled our premium subscription to avoid duplicate spending. I embraced Appl…
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Comment #48363648
What MJ episode?!
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Comment #48170749
I suspect this is to mitigate perverse incentives for countries to avoid reporting outbreaks and collaborating with the WHO for fear of tanking their economy
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Comment #48055347
That a serious number? By the way, how does a hardware normie like me even measure this?
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Comment #48017809
I think it is also more than that. In car-centric places like Brazil or the US, older people essentially need to drive or be driven around to have a social life. In pedestrian frie…
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Comment #48017760
Hi, economist focused on monetary policy/inflation here! That data would make for a cool empirical paper that could help central banks and other economists better understand price …
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Comment #48007667
What a treasure indeed! I just didn‘t understand why this particular site had so well-preserved soft tissue fossils? I assume it is probably related to the geology of the site duri…
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Comment #47956614
Curious about how exactly does Kyndryl (or Solvinity for that matter) plan to monitize citizen data.
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Comment #47956570
Any recommendations / lessons learned when building this? I would love to give it a go for Brazil if one doesn't already exist around the time of my holidays in June/July.
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Comment #47956373
Unfortunately I had the same impression. Or the comment on Anna Du's looks. Otherwise great reporting that, even in an informal substack piece, lose the shine with these types of a…
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Comment #47956356
Not "behavioural economics", but rather a very small number of rotten apples.
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Comment #47888023
Not only that, but in tandem the collapse of social capital in the US has been the result of a very intentional process (on top of the multidecade undercurrent of declining social …
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Comment #47851094
Yeah the car always seemed (to humble me) to be so… un-Apple. As in, the iphone was a success because of its aesthetics but also it solved a real problem, while creating a whole ne…
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Comment #47851055
I have one such mac. Things I like: the keyboard feels smooth, the speakers are great and the touchbar (yes you read correctly). Things that make me partially agree with this post …
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Comment #47850964
Same. I still have my intel Mac as a secondary, backup device and I still love using it, in part because of the touchbar.
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Comment #47830323
I am curious: can something like this be used to check the provider handling the e-mails of, say, groups of companies? I ask this because I am a research economist, and part of my …
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Comment #47830318
I love going to Geneva and seeing the personification statues of the Republic of Geneva and of the Swiss Confederation standing side by side with the same height.